Britannia
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Entered service2015
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Tonnage143730
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Wheelchair Accessible Cabins37
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Number of Decks15
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Number of Elevators12
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Number of Pools4
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Number of Restaurants13
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Formal NightsYes
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Kids ClubYes
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Maximum Capacity4372
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Number of Crew1400
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Refurbished2024
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Britannia
P&O Cruises' Britannia offers a complete cruise experience built for families, couples, and solo travellers. On board, dining and entertainment include Mediterranean dining at The Glass House and evening cabaret in The Limelight Club. Guests can book wellness treatments at Oasis Spa or use the complimentary youth clubs at The Reef. Sailing to destinations worldwide, Britannia delivers a practical, well-rounded holiday for all group sizes.
Britannia Cruise Deals
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04 January 2029
No-Fly Caribbean Adventure from Southampton
£2,522 pp -
06 February 2027
Eastern Caribbean from Barbados
£1,555 pp -
19 February 2027
Eastern Caribbean from Barbados
£1,893 pp -
18 November 2028
Canary Islands & Portugal from Southampton
£694 pp -
30 July 2027
Western Mediterranean & Solar Eclipse cruise from Southampton
£1,935 pp -
27 October 2028
Canary Islands, Cape Verde, Morocco & Portugal from Southampton
£1,188 pp -
04 January 2028
No-Fly Caribbean cruise from Southampton
£3,386 pp -
11 August 2028
Western Mediterranean cruise from Southampton
£1,699 pp -
21 December 2027
Spain, Portugal and Canary Islands cruise from Southampton
£2,128 pp
Onboard Activities
Children's Facilities (8)
Onboard family-friendly Britannia, you’ll not only find cabin options to cater to all your party’s needs but also exceptional family facilities and activities for all ages. From anytime dining making mealtimes stress free to complimentary, dedicated kids clubs and even a family pool, guests of all ages can make the most of their time at sea.
Swimming (4)
P&O Cruises' Britannia has 3 outdoor swimming pools and one indoor pool, including an infinity pool, 6 infinity whirlpools, and 12 whirlpool spas, so whether you want to do some lengths or soak with a cocktail, there’s space for everyone, whatever the weather. In addition, the spa area also has a hydrotherapy pool as well as a sauna and steam room in the spa.
Restaurants (15)
As well as the main dining room, buffet and poolside grill, Britannia boasts speciality restaurants that are famously firm favourites. Ideal for celebrating a special occasion or simply seeing what the rave reviews are about, book your spot to sample Sindhu’s modern Indian fusion, the Glass House’s expertly paired dishes and wines and Olive Grove’s elevated Mediterranean dishes.
Entertainment (14)
During evenings on Britannia you can dance the night away, enjoy a relaxed drink with some live music or comedy in the bars and lounges after taking in a show at the main theatre. Meanwhile, during the day, as well as soaking in the pool and spa, head to the sports court or gym, take afternoon tea or take part in fun-filled quizzes, classes and games with new friends.
Bars & Lounges (8)
Britannia is a cruise ship much loved for her night-time entertainment. Once evening arrives, you can take in the different stunning views in the Sunset Bar, enjoy a pint and some pub games in Brodie’s or stay out till late at night owls’ favourite, the Crow’s Nest, complete with live music and a DJ. Even better, with P&O Cruises, there are plenty of drink package options to cater to all tastes and tipples.
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Customer reviews for Britannia
Very well organised from flights,arrival, to exit. Food excellent both in Fine, main dining and buffet. Buffet needs to cut back on the amount of Indian food, curries so often. Main dining has much less choices as previous years also less server's, (Introduced an additional cost menu) we felt they are being pushed too far, meaning we are waiting far too long between courses meaning we miss out on the earlier Entertainment. Entertainment is very repetitive if you are a regular cruiser on same ship. Yes it costs a lot to put on a show, & if a pianist, they are normally in the crows nest or antrim but never in theatre? Theatre are still doing 5 year or 4 year old shows,. Very little waiter service around upper decks and no individual drink units on the sea days on any upper decks. If going to actual Bar more often you had to find waiter to place order on their ipad other than having the bartender serve you direct. Sail-aways are pretty much non existent, much better when the Entertainment team & dj on the dekz did it, Exile are very good (band who did the majority of sail- aways) but didn't get the crowd nor had the right vibe and energy. Shame. . . as once upon a time not long ago people were dancing round the pool and by beds. Now an odd one. If any. Cabin stewards do an excellent job, as do we feel the majority of employees. Hygiene has improved at buffet entrance with employee advisor on washing of hands along with large standing sign and gel station. Yet still some don't wash!! * Great selection of movies in Cabin, but who goes on a cruise to watch TV. And what's the point on Freedom dining when your advised to log on to a Virtual queue, & only opens at 5. 30 and dining begins at 6pm. We didnt use virtual but arrived at 6. 40 and received a buzzer gaining entry at 7. 25 leaving at 8. 55. Didn't use the Main dining room much as we liked to go to the early sitting at the Theatre/Show 8. 30. Otherwise it was 10. 30. Would I say never again? A Big NO. . We love Brittania & P&O We love that ship, but going on to Arvia next time. Hopefully the Entertainment is different. And services are quicker esp Bar/Dining Overall too many cutbacks .
Great ports Great cabin Great cruise
Britannia was beautiful in every way. the trouble started with the airline a 20 hours delay,sat in a seat for 5 hours without been offered a drink,and it’s looking like no compensation. I will not be flying with Norse Atlantic the service was very poor
Good service and accommodation. Food presentation and choice excellent. Pity single supplements are so great,lowering these would give more single people to the ability to take and enjoy more holidays. Excursions very expensive as is the price to use the Internet. Too much dependence on Internet on board, especially for older people who are not tech savvy. I would have not been able to cope had I not been accompanied by a family member.