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Choosing Your Cruise

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P&O Cruises mainly serves the UK, and most of its passengers are British. Worldwide itineraries aboard classic ships draw cruisers seeking a lively, social environment. The dress code is a little more formal than the attire of other superliners; men can be expected to wear a jacket and tie most nights and women wear cocktail dresses. P&O Cruises Cruise Type: Mainstream Cruise Line Highlights: Cruise Style: Lecturers on port history British style - afternoon tea, classical pianists, Anglican Sunday services Nighttime entertainment Exciting itineraries, including around-the-world voyages Dinner hosts Ship Type: Superliner Lifestyle: First Time Cruisers, Active Cruisers, Families, Young Singles Age Range: Families, Teens, Young Adults, Mature Adults, Seniors Expense Category: Midrange

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