P&O Azura Autumn Offers

Since April, when she danced her way into the cruise world at her launch by godmother Darcey Bussell, P&O’s Azura is has become a superliner with a high profile amongst the less family oriented cruise customers. This is because, unlike her sister, Ventura , she’s got a higher focus on adult facilities and fun.

For example her 3,000 passengers are likely to enjoy some of the fantastic alternative medicines and therapies offered on board, from the acupuncture that deals with minor ills and addictions like nicotine through to the spa with private sun terraces and adult only pools, There are twelve watering holes on board, serving everything from beer to bliss in a glass which comes in the form of one of the half-dozen signature cocktails created for the vessel by Olly Smith. In Seventeen, the Marco Pierre White eating venue on board, you can enjoy a superlative gourmet meal for just a £25 cover – an astonishing opportunity to relax and eat some of the best food in the world, while looking at the best views in the wortld, and nobody has to drive home!

Dancing is a pretty big feature, as you’d expect on a ship launched by Britain ’s most famous living ballerina and the Manhatten disco, in particular, is popular with those who know how to throw some powerful shapes. Eighteen single person cabins mean that the solo traveller gets to enjoy some specifically designed ‘me’ space and their location, conveniently close to the casino, means that you’ve got an Oceans 11 vibe to the whole idea – no longer are singles the forgotten cruise market, at least as far as Azura is concerned!