Is the World too Much?

Well what a week it has been so far in the cruise industry with the latest P&O and Cunard world cruises going on sale for 2016! I have never seen such a demand from customers for these amazing journeys of up to 116 Nights. When you look at the how many fantastic destinations that each cruise visits you can understand why people would want to advance register for there place and be waiting for the phone call at 8 am in the morning to say that they are all booked.

I’ve been looking at all the options and mulling over which one I would like to do the most and have decided the option that appeals most to me is not a full world cruise but a new 50 night Oriana – Caribbean and America cruise. The reason this appeals to me is that it takes in a lot of places that are on my personal wish list

I’ve always wanted to visit New Orleans and Miami and you get to spend 2 Days in both, Antigua and St Lucia have always been the Caribbean islands I have wanted to visit the most. When you look at the itinerary in full and look at the above map and take into account the weather at that time of year then to me it looks like a great choice by P&O. I have heard that this is the Voyage that they expect to sell out first. I have just checked availability at the time of writing this blog and have found 5 cabin grades full already! With a current from price of £4249 per person based on an Inside cabin you can see why as that equates to less than £85 per night. At that price you also get £150 per person to spend on board.

Here is a summary of what the trip includes

50 nights
2 day calls – New Orleans & Miami
20 destinations
15 countries
13,620 nautical miles

1 maiden call for P&O Cruises:

• Progreso, Mexico

Iconic experiences:

• Visiting Chichen Itza
• Sampling the Miami Beach nightlife
• Wandering the New Orleans French Quarter
• Snorkelling in the crystal

If anyone would like more information or prices and availability on any different cabin options on this Amazing cruise then I would urge you to call Asap on 0303 303 8252 or email [email protected]