Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The fleet of P&O Cruises proudly displays the British nature of its onboard experience in its livery. With so many British cruise lines to choose from, planning a cruise vacation from the U.K.
can be overwhelming. Each line offers its own unique experiences, catering to different tastes, budgets, and vacation styles. Whether you're seeking a traditional experience with Fred Olsen, an affordable, all-inclusive option with Marella, or the grandeur of Cunard’s ocean liners, there’s something for every traveler.
P&O Cruises One of Britain’s most iconic cruise lines thanks in part to its union flag livery, P&O Cruises is undergoing a transformation. The line aims to attract more families and younger couples with larger, more modern ships. Part of the Carnival Corporation, P&O offers sailings primarily from Southampton, with some fly-cruises to the Caribbean.
The line’s guest base remains largely British. International travelers are welcome, but may find it easier to book with a travel agent. The fleet includes a variety of ships, from smaller, more traditional adult-only vessels to action-packed ships like Arvia , Britain’s largest cruise ship .
Arvia boasts a retractable-roof pool, a rooftop rope course, and an immersive escape room experience, blending contemporary family-friendly features with classic P&O traditions like formal nights. Dining options range from traditional fixed dining to flexible, app-based reserva.
