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Cruise from Southampton with P&O Cruises aboard the popular child friendly ship - Oceana

With a history dating back to the 1830's, you could almost say that P&O invented cruising.

Building on this heritage with a strong commitment to innovation, P&O Cruises is proud to hold the title of Britain's leading cruise line.

 

Aimed exclusively at the British market, you are guaranteed to feel at home wherever you may be in the World.



 

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Oceana is a popular family friendly, warm welcoming ship and a fabulous choice for first time cruisers.  

You have a great choice of dining options with traditional Club Dining (1st and 2nd sittings) in the Adriatic Restaurant , plus freedom dining in the Ligurian Restaurant which allows you to vary your dining times.  A recent addition to the ship is the celebrity chef Marco Pierre White's restaurant (cover charge applies) in the 'Cafe Jardin'.


 

From April Oceana will operate on a more casual basis for evenings onboard as the  semi formal dress code will  be replaced with smart casual.  You will still get the opportunity to dress up twice a week though as the  formal and gala evenings still remain.

 

Oceana caters for all ages. Her children’s clubs keep even the youngest seafarer entertained, while there are plenty of diversions for adults too.

 

P&O Cruises | Oceana | 2010 | Southampton Cruises

 

Ship Fact File

 
Oceana      
Rating: Superior / 4 Star +

P&O Cruises | Oceana | Cruise Ship Review & Photos>

Click below for other P&O Ships:

Azura

Arcadia

Artemis

Aurora

Oceana

Oriana

 

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Ship Stats

 
Built 2000
Tonnage/Size 77000 - Large
Total Passengers 2016/2272 (min/max)
Total Crew 900
Space Ratio 38.20Space Ratio is used as a measurement of how much space is available per passenger.  The greater the passenger space ratio, the more open the ship will feel.
Fellow Passengers? Mainly British passengers.

What Can I
Expect?

Family friendly and more informal, Oceana offers a relaxed and child-friendly cruise experience, with three dining options to choose from. Step on board and her atrium provides a glamorous first impression. Gleaming marble steps invite you to explore further. Glass fronted lifts glide up and down.
 

 

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Facilities onboard include:
  • 12 places to drink

  • Cafe Jardin (Marco Pierre White restaurant)

  • Ocean view gym

  • Sports court housed in her funnel

  • Monto Carlo casino

  • Golf simulator

  • Le Club - late night venue

  • Freedom Dining

  • Open deck restaurant

  • 530 seat theatre

  • Tate Talks by Tate Modern

  • 4 pools

  • Family facilities

  • Spa

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What to wear when cruising?
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