Has P & O changed much?

[Sealoveragain]

Would echo this view with Silversea

 

I've looked at Silversea and I'm pretty sure they don't do roundtrips from the UK. I didn't think Oceania did either but I'll check them out again.

[richleeds]

I've looked at Silversea and I'm pretty sure they don't do roundtrips from the UK. I didn't think Oceania did either but I'll check them out again.

 

I'm not too sure without looking, we picked ours up in the Med, though I know I have seen them docked in London before (think Tilbury), but this may have been part of a world cruise or non UK to UK itinerary.

 

I was more echoing the rest of the post re the food, passengers and ambience - sorry didnt at the time read your OP about ex UK sailings.

[dgs1956]

If you read my answer properly - you would see that I didn't comment on the two larger ships personally (and in fact I have sailed on Ventura and visited Azura) two or three times, but said "from reports on here".

 

I beg your pardon but I did read it properly. You said "I only travel on the smaller P&O ships". Your post was misleading.

Edited October 17, 2014 by dgs1956

[Host Sharon]

I've looked at Silversea and I'm pretty sure they don't do roundtrips from the UK. I didn't think Oceania did either but I'll check them out again.

 

Not many admittedly but we found one last year.

[richleeds]

I've looked at Silversea and I'm pretty sure they don't do roundtrips from the UK. I didn't think Oceania did either but I'll check them out again.

 

 

Im guessing you want some sun and the format of a regular cruise but just to throw a wild card in there is always Hebridean Island Cruises, if you want UK to UK, its certainly on our to do list at some point.

[Sealoveragain]

Not many admittedly but we found one last year.

 

Thank you

 

Yes, I've found one which takes in the UK, Greenland and Iceland. I like the look of the suites and will bear that cruiseline in mind if we ever want a cruise in that area.

Edited October 18, 2014 by Sealoveragain

[Sealoveragain]

Im guessing you want some sun and the format of a regular cruise but just to throw a wild card in there is always Hebridean Island Cruises, if you want UK to UK, its certainly on our to do list at some point.

 

Yes, I was thinking more about the Mediterranean. I checked out Hebridean Island cruises though and although they do look quite good, we prefer a longer cruise. Never say never though.