Azura 25/2/2023 - Itinerary 14 Days

[haggis_10000]

We are sailing on the Azura on the 25/2/2023 for 14 nights and I am trying to find out what time we arrive and depart at each port, Is there anybody out there who can point me in the right direction or knows more details of the Itinerary

[jeanlyon]

Your itinerary should say Arrive Early Morning or Late Morning and Depart Early Afternoon, Late Afternoon or Early evening.  So Arrive 0700 to 0900, depart 1600 to 1900.

 

If you type into Google.  Cruise ship schedule and then the port, you could see the exact timings.

[Yorkypete]

1 hour ago, jeanlyon said:

Your itinerary should say Arrive Early Morning or Late Morning and Depart Early Afternoon, Late Afternoon or Early evening.  So Arrive 0700 to 0900, depart 1600 to 1900.

 

If you type into Google.  Cruise ship schedule and then the port, you could see the exact timings.

Tried this but to no avail for Iona on Jan 2nd cruise. P&O were the ONLY cruise line not to show any times. Fat lot of good they are.

 

[bee-ess]

We are going on 21st January for 14 nights and these are ours( I got this list from P&O)

 

 

 

[Technoman2]

Those timings above are pretty much the same as the 2 week cruise on azura we just did. The only difference was because of a late flight from Manchester (snow bound airport) the ship did not depart saturday night but 6am sunday morning and still arrived on time in Madeira.

[haggis_10000]

Thank you all for your advice. On the two week cruise does anyone know how many formal nights there are and when they are.

[wowzz]

19 minutes ago, haggis_10000 said:

Thank you all for your advice. On the two week cruise does anyone know how many formal nights there are and when they are.

Four, not on first or last nights,  and normally on sea days. Hope that helps,  even if it is not precise. 

[yorkshirephil]

6 minutes ago, wowzz said:

Four, not on first or last nights,  and normally on sea days. Hope that helps,  even if it is not precise. 

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Edited December 31, 2022 by yorkshirephil

[tring]

We have found P&O are not following their previous habit of having two formals a week, doing slightly less than that now.

 

For instance our recent 28 nights on Aurora in November were shown as having only seven formals and once we were on the ship, that was reduced to only six formals in four weeks.  Mind you basically the formal which was cancelled on never were on the ship was in the Caribbean on a port day - we do were in port of every day once by there, do very port in intensive at that stage.

 

[wowzz]

1 minute ago, tring said:

We have found P&O are not following their previous habit of having two formals a week, doing slightly less than that now.

 

For instance our recent 28 nights on Aurora in November were shown as having only seven formals and once we were on the ship, that was reduced to only six formals in four weeks.  Mind you basically the formal which was cancelled on never were on the ship was in the Caribbean on a port day - we do were in port of every day once by there, do very port in intensive at that stage.

 

I think that on longer cruises, the two formal nights per week rule is relaxed, because the "special nature " of the event becomes boring.

[yorkshirephil]

1 minute ago, tring said:

We have found P&O are not following their previous habit of having two formals a week, doing slightly less than that now.

 

For instance our recent 28 nights on Aurora in November were shown as having only seven formals and once we were on the ship, that was reduced to only six formals in four weeks.  Mind you basically the formal which was cancelled on never were on the ship was in the Caribbean on a port day - we do were in port of every day once by there, do very port in intensive at that stage.

 

We had 11 on the 40 night Arcadia cruise even though we were told 10 before sailing. There were a few mumbling about the number and the cruise director even made a few comments towards the end of the cruise. We did have a lot of sea days so to us it felt OK, the cynic in me thinks maybe P&O saw it as a money spinner as people tend to use the spa, hairdresser etc on formal nights. On previous 35 night cruises we have had between six and eight.

[thedriver23]

Defo 4 - we have just done a week on this cruise and my parents are doing two weeks and have 2 formal nights this week as well.

The formal nights are on the evenings of the sea days.