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*Solo* 14 Night British Isles Cruise - P&O Brittania *Full Board* - 9th June - Inside Cabin (£564) / Balcony Cabin (£768) @ Seascanner
*Solo* 14 Night British Isles Cruise - P&O Brittania *Full Board* - 9th June - Inside Cabin (£564) / Balcony Cabin (£768) @ Seascanner
*Solo* 14 Night British Isles Cruise - P&O Brittania *Full Board* - 9th June - Inside Cabin (£564) / Balcony Cabin (£768) @ Seascanner
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Posted 1 June 2023

*Solo* 14 Night British Isles Cruise - P&O Brittania *Full Board* - 9th June - Inside Cabin (£564) / Balcony Cabin (£768) @ Seascanner

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Amazing deal! Only £40 per night, and that includes food, entertainment and tips. Hard to get a Travelodge for that price, balcony works out at £55 per night.


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Can also book direct for £35 more - pocruises.com/fin…15N (Tends to be easier sorting things post booking imo)
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Inside Stateroom
Sleep comfortably in a a Queen-size bed that can be made into two twin beds. All inside staterooms offer a restroom with a shower, a cabinet, a hair dryer, a vanity, a minibar, a TV, and room service. Cleaning service twice a day.

Number of nights: 14 nights
Ship: Britannia, P&O Cruises
Departure: 9th June 2023
Cost: £564

Included in cruise
  • All meals
  • Activities
  • Daily entertainment
  • Port fees and taxes
  • Gratuities are included

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  1. russ1978's avatar
    russ1978
    Must admit, I’ve seen more glamorous itinerary’s
    FunkyDomino's avatar
    FunkyDomino
    To be fair,I think it's the combination of ship and itinerary that is responsible for this being on offer at such a cheap price. This sort of itinerary during term time is usually the sort of itinerary that attracts the older cruisers and they don't typically like this sort of huge ship. The fact there is so much availability left isn't therefore that surprising. It was an 'interesting' decision by p&o to stick this ship on this itinerary imo.
  2. hutchuk's avatar
    hutchuk
    What's the Internet situation on a ship like this? Coukd I work on it? Might make for an interesting change of pace
    andy.moughtin's avatar
    andy.moughtin
    I was just about to post the same question! I’m genuinely thinking of doing this for a change of scenery.
  3. iGlad's avatar
    iGlad
    If it stopped at Blackpool I’d be all over this!!
    crazywolf's avatar
    crazywolf
    Dear god - why?!?
  4. ASBAWC2's avatar
    ASBAWC2
    FYI the day trip for the stop at Greenock is braehead shopping centre just outside Glasgow, enjoy 🙃!
  5. Burgmeister's avatar
    Burgmeister
    To be honest, I don't really care what the itinerary is, I just like being on a cruise ship and, if the price is right, then that's the clincher for me. Of course, a nice itinerary is better but I'm not really that bothered. I fully understand, though, that for other people itinerary is a major factor in the cruise that they choose and I can see why this particular option wouldn't be attractive to them (my daughter would hate it!).

    If I had the holiday allocation available I would be happy to book this cruise (edited)
  6. ck_'s avatar
    ck_
    I wonder if this has wifi? Could remote work and take six days off for the weekday non-sea days (edited)
  7. sharonpaton2's avatar
    sharonpaton2
    Do you get sea sick on a cruise? I mean can you feel the sway?
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    You can, but they're mostly designed to avoid that from happening. Never done this one before, but I've never felt it on other ones I've been on
  8. getmore4less's avatar
    getmore4less
    Most round Britain are shorter(12n) with more ports.

    Look at Princess if you want a better one.

    P&O like to go slow to use less fuel and keep people on board spending.
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    The price also reflects the itinerary imo, solo usually costs much more and P&O have a 12nt solo one to Norway for £676 atm.

    Princess usually cost more, but better itinerary and service tbh
  9. GaryCrossan's avatar
    GaryCrossan
    I'll just get off at STH Queensferry and save the trip back from Southampton lol
  10. jase.2's avatar
    jase.2
    Greenock lol I doubt many will bother getting off there
    Jazzerd's avatar
    Jazzerd
    Gateway to the Loch Lomond, Glencoe etc. and it's a very nice sail in / out.
  11. Happymonday's avatar
    Happymonday
    I booked my first 2 day cruise to Germany after looking for months for something that would be ok for my son ( he has LD and I wasn’t sure about being on a ship for a week on my own). Anyway that aside there are some absolutely cracking deals to be had, many at less that £50 per person per night. This cruise is a good deal BUT the ports are hideous, I mean who literally came up with this itinerary?
    You could stay on the ship for 14 nights solid ( that would send me mad) because I think that is possibly the only way to enjoy this cruise. But for £40 a night and no washing up, food included and all the clearing done, I can see this being a good deal. Perhaps an author who was needing a couple of weeks to write a book could enjoy this cruise?
  12. Alexsaver's avatar
    Alexsaver
    The itinerary is a little unimaginative, lots of sea days considering everything is so close together.. I'm on a cruise at the moment from Southampton to Tromso in Norway - only 1 sea day in the 12 day cruise.
  13. bigtruck1043's avatar
    bigtruck1043
    Question how much are drinks on the ship
    Rmcstar's avatar
    Rmcstar Author
    Decent, similar to pub prices on P&O. Also you can bring a bottle with you when boarding
  14. ILikeyThemHot's avatar
    ILikeyThemHot
    What are the best options for cruise trips within UK that people on UK tourist visa can do? (edited)
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