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Southampton - Without the hassle of a busy airport you can enjoy your cruise from the moment you step onboard when you cruise from Southampton. With many cruise lines offering FREE Port Car Parking or Return Coach Transfers it's easy to see why so many passengers chose to sail from Southampton. Have a look at the fantastic deals on Cruises 2013
Cruising from Southampton, the home port for British cruising, has never been easier. With out the added hassel of flights and transfers there has never been a better time to start your cruise in Southampton.
Southampton is easy to get to, with fantastic bus, car and rail links across the UK. The area is well connected with transportation to London, the Midlands and the South West. With such a wide variety of cruises available from Southampton; it’s a much easier and more convenient option than usual fly and cruise holidays.
Beginning your holiday at Southampton is literally that - the beginning of your holiday. Boarding a cruise in the UK saves the stress and hassle of an airport. Instead, you are right in your holiday as soon as you’re on the deck. The facilities are available straight away and you can truly enjoy your cruise holiday from the very first minute.
Over 200 ships leave from Southampton’s port each year, making it the ideal choice for your cruise holiday in 2011. Almost all of the largest cruise lines offer cruises from Southampton, which go to destinations such as the Caribbean, Mediterranean, America and more. Cruise lines that travel from Southampton include P&O cruises, Cunard Cruises and Fred Olsen. There is something for everybody with a great choice of destinations.
Southampton Hotels
The stunning De Vere Grand Harbour hotel is available for pre-cruise stays. The Grand Harbour is a striking, modern hotel with an astonishing glass atrium, located near the Southampton Waterfront. It’s home to award winning restaurants, serving contemporary cuisine and also has an in-house spa.
For more information and to put your name down for your cruise from Southampton please contact one of our knowledgeable cruise experts.
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My friend and I sailed on
NCL Norwegian Jewel from
New York to the Bahamas.
We had flown from Britain
for this Christmas cruise
and then were spending
New Year in New York. The
ship seemed to be all
Americans, we found only
2 other people from the
UK...
We have just come off the
NCL Jade 30 January, and
I have to say I was not
impressed. The ship is
very nice and I suppose
so were the rooms, but
that is where it stops.
Don't get me wrong, we
had a great time...
I thought we had a great
deal on the price of this
cruise until we realised
how expensive it was to
buy drinks on board. We
had no complaints with
the staff and food was
excellent but anything
else seem to carry a
cover charge even an
Indian themed lunch was...
March 2011, my family
& I went on
Independance of the seas,
canary islands, 14 of us,
to celibrate my 60th
& a 70th birthday.
good points, ship was
fantastic &
entertainment first
class, also food &
service excellent...
We have cruised with PO,
Cunard, Princess and
Royal Caribbean before
and this cruise compared
well with our other
cruises. we stayed the
night prior to the cruise
in Southampton in the
Holiday Inn. Very
convenient for
embarkation at the City
cruise terminal...
As a first cruise,
perhaps taking on the
North Atlantic was never
going to be a good idea.
We sailed from
Southampton to New York
via Norway, Iceland,
Greenland and Canada.
Crown Princess were the
company and the boat was
acceptable...
Our cruise on Regatta was
just as good as we
expected having
previously sailed with
Oceania on her sister
ship Nautica.
We like the size of these
ships; 650 passengers is
big enough to offer a
good range of facilities
without being too big...
Just returned from a
wonderful cruise starting
in Buenos Aries and going
south into Antarctica via
the Falkland Isles. The
Captain, Cruise Director
and the whole crew were
so friendly and looked
after us so well, dining
was excellent and the
views of the...
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