This P & O mini cruise review will take you through everything you should know about the company, the ships and the destinations offered. P & O is known for their relatively cheap cruises and luxury ferries. P & O, which was originally the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company, has been taking passengers to sea since 1837. P & O has been known as one of the pioneers of modern cruising. Today P & O is Britain’s leading cruise line and sails the largest fleet in the UK. When you sail with P & O you sail with a cruise line that has spent nearly 200 years at the forefront of the cruising industry, so when you take your mini cruise, leave it to the professionals.

P & O cruises boasts a fleet of seven ships, one of which, the Arcadia is adults only. Each of the seven ships offers a very of places to eat and drink, as well as swimming pools, spas, a nightclub and a theater offering the latest releases. There are also performances onboard in the showroom. Many of the ships offer activities for the kids as well so that they will have as great a time as the adults while sailing. The Azura offers even more features with a SeaScreen, which is suspended above the pool and offers a cinematic experience neither you nor your family will soon forget.

P & O offers destinations around the world and even has trips that sail the world and last anywhere from 55 to over 100 days. If you’re looking for something a bit shorter P & O offers mini cruises that it calls cruise breaks, these cruises start at just two-days and give you a quick glimpse at new surroundings. The available destinations include Belgium, France, Guernsey, Ireland, Norway, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and other cities within the UK.  Most of these countries have more than one city available to visit on a mini cruise so the options for where to go and what to see are truly endless.

Since you may be visiting these places for the first time P & O cruise lines offers to do the planning for you, but offering a variety of shore excursions to ensure that you get to see what you want in the port before the ship leaves for home. Shore excursions can range from simple tours to something a bit more adventurous, and you can be sure that the excursions are safe and guaranteed to get you back on the ship in time.

Hopefully this P & O mini cruise review has given you a quick glimpse at what sailing on a P & O cruise is like and has encouraged you to give one try.

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