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Ports visited by No-Fly P&O Cruises in Canaries are Southampton, Madeira, La Palma, La Gomera, Fuerteventura, Lisbon, Vigo, Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Vigo, Ponta Delgada, Horta, Cadiz, Agadir, Fuerteventura, Gibraltar, Cartagena, Malaga, Casablanca, Oporto, Praia di Vitoria

Summary

Luxury accommodation on your P&O Cruises ship. Imagine taking breakfast on your balcony with iconic sights as your backdrop. Could there be any better way to start your day? You will have a personal cabin steward and if you’re in a suite, the services of a butler!. The same waiters will serve your table each and every evening. There is also a nightly turndown service. The pool attendants are always on hand, offering fresh towels.

Cruise Description

P&O Cruises is a trusted British cruise line offering holidays to the world. All P&O Cruises cruise are fully accessible for mobility scooter and wheelchair guests.

Throughout the ship, you will find genuine and attentive service from knowledgeable staff happy to help in any way they can. You’ll soon become friends with the waiters who will serve your table each and every evening, and will be amazed by the memory of the bar staff who will often remember your drink if you’re a regular in the same bar.

Accessibility

• Wide doorways into cabin and bathroom.
• Sufficient floor space for wheelchair manoeuvrability.
• Ramped access to balcony
• Pull down shower chair
• Grab rails for shower

Excursion

At the majority of the ports visited by P&O ships, deploy short ramped low level gangway (also known as the ships brow) to allow wheelchair users easy access to the shore.

P&O Cruises do their best to ensure all guests get ashore in as many ports as possible; although there may be times when it is not possible to deploy the ships brow in ports with a large tidal range.

For more information on No-Fly P&O Cruises holidays, or to check availability and prices, or to discuss what's suitable for your ability, please call 01924 283 803.

The best climate in the world awaits you.

How many times have you heard that Canarians have an open, happy character? It's no surprise given that they live in a climate with an average temperature of 22ºC with no extreme cold or excessive summer heat. Many studies and millions of tourists from all over the world consider the Canary Islands to have the best climate in the world. The mild temperatures, with little variation throughout the year, very few days of rain and the long sunny days make them worthy of this distinction.

The Canary Islands are an exceptional astrotourism destination all through the year thanks to their privileged location and clear, protected night skies.

Don't delay, book today - call us on 01924 283 803.