4 P&O cruise ships compared

Azura is a blend of the P&O Cruises traditional style with some innovative luxuries.There’s The Retreat – an outdoor spa terrace, Michelin-starred Atul Kochhar’s venue Sindhu, has dishes blending India’s homeland spices with British tastes and The Glass House is a wine connoisseur’s delight, with vintages selected by expert Olly Smith. Above all, there’s the Screen, above the Aqua Pool, providing a cinematic experience, day and night.

Oceana has an atrium lined with palm trees to give a holiday feeling that first time cruisers, especially will appreciate. She has sports courts in her funnel, whirlpool spas and dining under the stars to provide a spontaneous and sociable cruise experience.

Oriana blends classic and modern, she has teak decks and an art deco style interior but her up to the minute offerings include a spa, gym and cyb@study as well as the contemporary British dishes of celebrity chef Gary Rhodes in Oriana Rhodes.

Ventura has 19 decks all packed with different kinds of enjoyment. You can dine in Marco Pierre White’s first restaurant at sea. Or enjoy some of the tribute acts, comedians, pianists, live bands and classical recitals on board. There’s something for everyone on the biggest cruise liner in the P&O fleet.