Aurora

DINING

Whether you’re looking for somewhere informal and easy or want to celebrate something special at a more upmarket venue, the dining options aboard the P&O Cruises Aurora have you covered. With the poolside Lido Grill, the all-day Horizon Buffet, and the casual The Beach House, you can indulge in something lip-smacking without having to put on formalwear – perfect for a pick-me-up.

But sometimes you want to feel a little more special, and that’s more than possible on board Aurora. The world-class culinary team have crafted some excellent menus that showcase the best of global contemporary dining, from the elegant Indian restaurant Sindhu to the gorgeous Alexandria, which serves pan-Mediterranean dishes that have been crafted to the highest standard. And, of course, if you want to really laze around, there’s always room service!

ENTERTAINMENT AND THINGS TO DO

Where to begin with the entertainment options that Aurora cruises in 2024 offer? During the day you can indulge in retail therapy, work up a sweat on the sports courts, see classics at the cinema, or simply go for a dip in the pool. And that’s not mentioning the dance and fitness classes, or the onboard art gallery for the culturally minded.

In the evening the ship becomes a nightlife destination worthy of any city centre. The Curzon Theatre has multiple performances a night to captivate you, while the Playhouse Cinema mixes great films with the occasional classical music performance. Then there are cabaret performances, card rooms, and even an onboard casino if you’re feeling lucky. Really, you’ll be spoiled for choice with all there is to do while on an Aurora cruise.

CABIN TYPES

Furnished with the finest fittings and bathed in soothing tones, all cabins aboard the P&O Cruises Aurora are designed for optimum relaxation. And, thanks to the astoundingly comfortable beds, you’ll be sure to constantly wake up feeling refreshed and ready for a great day of entertainment or sightseeing.

Cabin types abord P&O Cruises Aurora:

• Inside cabin – why spend extra money if you are only planning to spend the night at your cabin? Depending on the category cabin size varies from 150 to 225 sq. ft.
• Sea View Cabin – having natural light and being able to enjoy the views in your cabin is always a bonus on a cruise. Layouts of all the cabins are the same, but different categories have different sizes: a single sea view cabin is approx 150 sq. ft, standard and obstructed cabins can be from 150 up to 239 sq. ft. 
• Balcony Cabin – your own private balcony on a cruise is a must, it gives you privacy and the best views at sea. Cabin size varies from 179 sq. ft. to 300 sq. ft.
• Mini-Suite Cabin – cruising in that cabin you’ll enjoy a full-size whirlpool bath, bigger space, coffee machine and luxurious toiletries. The approximate cabin size is 382 sq. ft.
• Suite Cabin – the best accommodation you can find on the ship offers you a superior bathroom with a whirlpool and luxury toiletries, inclusive room service and some VIP treatment from your own butler. The cabin size is 534 sq. ft.

IDEAL FOR

P&O Cruises Aurora is one of two ships within the fleet that are exclusive for adults, so this is not a holiday option for those with families. That means if you’re in a big group looking to celebrate a milestone, or a couple seeking to get away from it all and rekindle some romance, then you’re in luck. And, whether you’re keen on a quick European getaway or want to see some more exotic destinations, you’ll find a journey aboard the Aurora cruise ship that’s suited to you.

USEFUL INFORMATION

All cruise gratuities are included in your Aurora cruise. Additional cruise inclusions cover gym facilities and the sports deck, pool and relaxation areas, as well as dance classes, children’s clubs and passenger entertainment.

DESTINATIONS

While the Aurora cruise ship itinerary does occasionally include farther-flung destinations, generally the ship stays around Europe. This means trips to the Nordic countries and cruises in the Baltic Sea, journeys through the sun-soaked Med, and the chance to see the wonders of the continents that lie in between.