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2 adults 14 day British Isles Cruise - £599pp inside £799pp Balcony @ P&O Cruises Update go via BLC for Balcony at £599
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2 adults 14 day British Isles Cruise - £599pp inside £799pp Balcony @ P&O Cruises Update go via BLC for Balcony at £599

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This is silly cheap. P&O Britannia for 14 nights at less than £43 a night for an inside cabin. Even a balcony is only £57 a night. So its a full cruise experience with food for less than a travel lodge.

Its from Southampton round the UK with a lot of sea days so will not be ideal for everyone. Its early June and UK so weather may be anything. If it wasn't for the fact we are on a 14 day cruise on the 1st July I would grab this.
Update 11th May. You can now go via Blue Light Card to get the Balcony cabin for only £599
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  1. pingusdead's avatar
    pingusdead
    🔥 £719 solo inside or £959 solo balcony isn't bad as well!
  2. rickla's avatar
    rickla
    As someone whose biggest boat experience has been a few crossings on the cross channel ferry, and who definitely does not have the greatest sea legs, what are these huge cruise ships like for stability in not flat calm weather conditions?
    plumberman01's avatar
    plumberman01
    So Cunard queen victoria I only felt moving on rare occasions. Nothing.. The pool was going frantic I thought it had a wave machine so the sea was rough.
    MSc opera🤢 almost everyone was ill. Only one of our family wasn't. I cruised on a larger MSc ship without issues. Cruised with TUI and it was shocking constant vibrations..I get really easily motion sick. I just think you need to choose your ship carefully. Pretty sure most modern ships are good tho. Saying that it wouldn't put me off cruising with MSc but TUI never again!
  3. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Princess are knocking out late deals as well.

    Anything under £50pppd is good.

    Can't do a UK break at these prices.

    Parking £5 day west quay multi story or council long stay deal(the cheapest options are full).
  4. Simon_WarnerIK6's avatar
    Simon_WarnerIK6
    This would feel like community service to me.
    dinglebert's avatar
    dinglebert Author
    I bow to your knowledge of community service.
  5. Luke1066's avatar
    Luke1066
    Crazy cheap
    Butlinsbabe81's avatar
    Butlinsbabe81
    I’ve just come back from a cruise from Southampton. Check out Parkyourcar.com I paid £11 from thur-sun to park at the ibis over the road from the port. My insurance was £13 inc covid cruise cover x
  6. saintscouple's avatar
    saintscouple
    P&O have some great prices. We booked for a 14 night cruise from Southampton on Arvia in June going to the med and back - worked out cheaper than a spanish hotel on b&b.
    Will be our first cruise.
  7. BrianButterfield's avatar
    BrianButterfield
    Buy that drinks package
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    P&O drinks package is not good at £40pppd very limited.
  8. luminox's avatar
    luminox
    Why is insurance required for British Isles cruise, insurance cost as much as the cruise, parking and fuel is very expensive, cost not much short of £1000 per person
    plebbygiraffe's avatar
    plebbygiraffe
    What possible claims on cruise insurance do you think would occur for a cruise to say, the Med, that would not occur on a cruise around the Britain Isles?
  9. Mumushka's avatar
    Mumushka
    Great deal and excellent value. However I'm not sure its valid to say "less than a travelodge". I wouldn't be particularly happy to be paying £86 per night for two adults in a Travelodge! (though I guess to some extent that depends on the Travelodge location)
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Don't forget breakfast, lunch, dinner and unlimited snacks are all included.
    (All multi course meals)

    Then you can add some entertainment.

    Try doing that based in a Travelodge( or any cheap hotel) based anywhere in the UK eating at cheap places.
  10. theghurka's avatar
    theghurka
    A 14 night cruise with only 5 ports. Combine that with the choice of ports and you can understand why they've had to drop the price. I'd love to do a UK cruise but definitely not this one!
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Loads of better options, Princess and NCL pack in more ports, more but not scarry more.

    There are also some more upmarket lines doing good UK cruises.

    The main market for round UK is not Brits it's tourists.
    Last year more UK people were prepared to stay local and not fly so companies did OK with UK pax.

    This year loads of options.
  11. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Cheaper through travel agents save upto £70

    Don't bother asking about drinks package it's not good just PAYG
  12. Proxus's avatar
    Proxus
    Has anyone here been on the Regal Princess? I have it booked for June to go around the British Isles.
  13. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    For those wondering.
    9-23 June.

    Weather was good last year, sitting out in the light evenings.
  14. sm350's avatar
    sm350
    Best go Norway scandi cruise
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Then what do you do for the next one?

    Loads of places all over the world does not matter which order you do them.

    Picking them off when cheap is a reasonable strategy.
  16. Cleanrug's avatar
    Cleanrug
    Is an umbrella supplied with every cruise ?
    Burgmeister's avatar
    Burgmeister
    No, but as you are going from Southampton and not having to go through an airport, you can take plenty of luggage with you - including your own umbrella.
  17. ck12111's avatar
    ck12111
    Anyone know when this offer is on until?
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    They often don't have dates even when they do they pull as soon as they sell enough.

    Often a case of snooze you lose.

    As prices go £599 for 14n is pretty much where they bottom out for P&O.
  18. Euan.Gordon's avatar
    Euan.Gordon
    Funny they say it stops at South Queensferry... pretty sure it would actually be Rosyth
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    The big ships can't get under the bridges.

    They normally tender into South Queensferry.

    Some ships now tender into Newhaven(Leith)
  19. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    P&O like more sea days cheaper to run the cruise.

    Princess do better round Britain with more ports but not at this price more like £700pp

    14n 5 ports P&O
    12n 9 ports Princess
  20. Christopher.Dean's avatar
    Christopher.Dean
    What's a fully obstructed balcony?
    sossidge's avatar
    sossidge
    it’s got a dinghy hanging directly outside? presumably more like 75% to 90% obstructed, for the real pedants, but not exactly an enjoyable sea view
  21. pemcl's avatar
    pemcl
    OP. Is your 14 day cruise on 1st July from Southampton with MSC?
    dinglebert's avatar
    dinglebert Author
    No 14 days from Southampton with P+O going south. MSC while having very pretty ships have dreadful customer service reviews.
  22. iGlad's avatar
    iGlad
    14 day cruise around the British isles where are the stopping off points Blackpool, Margate, Whitley Bay, Southport?
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    None of those have piers strong enough for a ship.
  23. SnookyWW's avatar
    SnookyWW
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    northeastkev's avatar
    northeastkev
    That was P&O ferries mate. This is P&O Cruises. Different companies.
  24. fowler9's avatar
    fowler9
    I'd agree. Not a great itinerary. For a similar price, Norwegian Dawn does a 12 night British Isles cruise but stops at a lot more destinations. For me,NCL also beats P&O as well for a better cruise experience.
    dinglebert's avatar
    dinglebert Author
    The price of the NCL one isn’t even close. It’s £1261 per person
  25. kevinyork's avatar
    kevinyork
    Been on Britannia some years back. It’s a nice ship. Having cruised a lot and I do enjoy sea days this is too many sea days. Probably why they have had to drop the price so much.
  26. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Regal Princess next week 8th May 12n 9 ports £600+ optional grats.
    (TA discounts available )
  27. Aaron_blackburn's avatar
    Aaron_blackburn
    I get lost with cruises and what's included. What food is included with this?
    getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    All(well nearly all) cruises include all main meals in the base fares and have some option to eat nearly all day included.

    Optional are upcharge options.
  28. youngchap's avatar
    youngchap
    Hey need blue light code please for Jet2 holiday thanks a lot
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