P&O Cruises’ World Voyages program to visit all seven continents for the first time in 2008.
P&O’s Aurora, Oriana and Artemis will between them visit 90 ports in 48 countries during their annual world cruises between December 2007 and April 2008, with their itineraries representing the largest world cruise program on offer by any cruise line, including 10 new ports of call and 13 visits to Australian ports.
P&O Cruises’ new brochure provides details of P&O’s world cruise programme and global circuits in addition to a range of line voyages between the UK and Australia, with the programme giving more choice to passengers that ever before, with journeys ranging from 34 nights to 101 nights.
Fares are available from A$9870 per person* for a 37-night cruise from Southampton to Sydney and passengers cruising longer than 35 nights will also qualify for an onboard spending credit of up to £375 per person**.
Artemis at only 45,000 tons takes advantage of her smaller size by taking passengers to locations off limits to bigger ships and she will be the first of the three liners to depart Southampton, December 17, 2007, for an 84-night circumnavigation of South America. Popular with experienced cruisers seeking more adventurous destinations, Artemis will offer scenic cruising in the waters surrounding Antarctica and infamous Cape Horn as well as visits to Chile’s mightiest glaciers, a voyage up the Amazon, a transit of Panama Canal, maiden visits to Honduras and Belize and a look at one of the most notorious prisons in history – Devils Island in French Guiana.
Oriana will depart on her 101-night Grand Voyage on January 6, 2008, sailing for Egypt, Dubai, India, China, the Maldives, South Africa and Australia where she will visit Cairns, the Whitsundays, Brisbane, Sydney, Burnie, Melbourne, Adelaide, Albany and Perth in February and March 2008.
Aurora sails from Southampton the following day, January 7, 2008, for a full circumnavigation of the globe in 80 days including visits to the Caribbean, Hawaii, Tonga, Hong Kong, India, Egypt, the Mediterranean and Australia where she will call at Sydney, Brisbane, the Whitsundays and Cairns in February 2008.
Itineraries now on sale include:
39 nights from Fremantle to Southampton on Oriana, departing March 8, 2008, priced from A$9732 per person*
43 nights from Adelaide to Southampton on Oriana from March 4,2008, with fares from A$10,711 per person*
45 nights from Melbourne to Southampton on Oriana on March 2, 2008, priced from A$11,316 per person*
41 nights from Brisbane to Southampton aboard Aurora on February 16, 2008, from A$10,997 per person*
37 nights from Southampton to Sydney on Aurora from January 7, 2008, from A$9,870 per person*
A full 80-night circumnavigation of the world aboard Aurora from Southampton departing January 6, 2008, with fares starting at A$21,420 per person *
A full 84-night voyage around South America aboard Artemis from Southampton departing December 17, 2007, from A$21,244 per person*
*Fares are cruise only, per person, in Australian dollars in complete twin inside stateroom, inclusive of 45 per cent Early Booking Discount and all taxes and charges. Subject to availability. Conditions apply. To be read in conjunction with the passage and booking conditions in the P&O Cruises World Voyages Dec 01-Apr 08 brochure which passengers are bound by. ** Onboard credits are accumulated based on cruise length. Conditions apply.
For more information call P&O Cruises on 132 428 or visit www.pocruises.com.au
John Alwyn-Jones
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