P&O Australia
P&O Australia has been sailing ships around Australia ever since 1932. This makes them the first cruise company to offer passenger travel to Australia. P&O is often considered Australia's most popular cruise line. They offer family-friendly adventures that allow Australians and New Zealanders to explore their local areas and meet new friends.
P&O Australia
Dining on P&O Australia Cruises
P&O knows what it means to live in Australia, and one characteristic is an appreciation for food. You don't have to spend a lot to enjoy authentic dining. Waterfront offers a traditional dining experience, with sit-down meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (on the sea days). Angelo's allows you to pretend you are sailing along the Italian Coast, while Dragon Lady makes you feel like you're in Tokyo.
P&O's special restaurants are worth the price. Salt Grill by Luke Mangan, Australia's first celebrity restaurant, offers world-class steaks, seafood, and high tea. 400 Gradi won the World's Best Pizza Award in 2014. Each restaurant offers something special and delicious, including Luke's, Shell and Bone and Chefs Table. You can book via guest services before you board.
Activities on P&O Australia Cruises
A wide variety of activities are available onboard. These include cooking demonstrations and mixology classes as well as live music, dancing, casino games, table tennis, cabaret shows and karaoke. There are also spa treatments and trivia quizzes. In-cabin movies, shuffleboards, bingo, dance classes and themed nights. Port talks and enrichment lectures are also available.
Short theme cruises that focus on food, wine, or fitness are also very popular. They include speakers, presentations, and other special activities.
Traveler Type
Most of the Passengers are from Australia, with a few coming from New Zealand. The average age is 45. These passengers are generally friendly and easy-going, and value their money more than luxury. The cruise line is loved by families and couples, even though it appeals to all ages.
The cruise line has been praised for its family-friendly atmosphere. Children are kept entertained by children's clubs, which are staffed by qualified teachers.
Destinations of P&O Australia Cruises
P&O Australia cruises that display The Great Barrier Reef are a great way to see true wonders, or you can head south towards Kangaroo Island. Be amazed by New Zealand's beauty and discover the rich history of the Pacific Islands.
What's included?
All meals at Waterfront Restaurant and The Pantry, Angelo's and Dragon Lady are included in the fares. All other dining options are subject to a fee. Non-alcoholic drinks are not included. However, dispensing machines in The Pantry for water, tea, and coffee are available at no additional charge. There are many perks, from complimentary children's clubs and comedy shows to cooking demonstrations or pool games. Shore excursions are extra.
P&O knows what it means to live in Australia, and one characteristic is an appreciation for food. You don't have to spend a lot to enjoy authentic dining. Waterfront offers a traditional dining experience, with sit-down meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner (on the sea days). Angelo's allows you to pretend you are sailing along the Italian Coast, while Dragon Lady makes you feel like you're in Tokyo.
P&O's special restaurants are worth the price. Salt Grill by Luke Mangan, Australia's first celebrity restaurant, offers world-class steaks, seafood, and high tea. 400 Gradi won the World's Best Pizza Award in 2014. Each restaurant offers something special and delicious, including Luke's, Shell and Bone and Chefs Table. You can book via guest services before you board.
Activities on P&O Australia Cruises
A wide variety of activities are available onboard. These include cooking demonstrations and mixology classes as well as live music, dancing, casino games, table tennis, cabaret shows and karaoke. There are also spa treatments and trivia quizzes. In-cabin movies, shuffleboards, bingo, dance classes and themed nights. Port talks and enrichment lectures are also available.
Short theme cruises that focus on food, wine, or fitness are also very popular. They include speakers, presentations, and other special activities.
Traveler Type
Most of the Passengers are from Australia, with a few coming from New Zealand. The average age is 45. These passengers are generally friendly and easy-going, and value their money more than luxury. The cruise line is loved by families and couples, even though it appeals to all ages.
The cruise line has been praised for its family-friendly atmosphere. Children are kept entertained by children's clubs, which are staffed by qualified teachers.
Destinations of P&O Australia Cruises
P&O Australia cruises that display The Great Barrier Reef are a great way to see true wonders, or you can head south towards Kangaroo Island. Be amazed by New Zealand's beauty and discover the rich history of the Pacific Islands.
What's included?
All meals at Waterfront Restaurant and The Pantry, Angelo's and Dragon Lady are included in the fares. All other dining options are subject to a fee. Non-alcoholic drinks are not included. However, dispensing machines in The Pantry for water, tea, and coffee are available at no additional charge. There are many perks, from complimentary children's clubs and comedy shows to cooking demonstrations or pool games. Shore excursions are extra.
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