Aurora

Joining the P&O Cruises fleet in 2000, Aurora weighs in at 76,152 tons. She was named by HRH The Princess Royal, otherwise known as Princess Anne. Aurora is able to carry 1,870 passengers in 939 cabins. She has 10 decks and is 886 feet long.

According to P&O Cruises, Aurora is a cruise ship with a classic British design; however she is sophisticated with both French chic and has Moorish elegance.

A feature of many cruise ships is the Atrium and Aurora does not disappoint, with her Lalique style Atrium with cascading water creating an area of peace and tranquillity.

Aurora also hosts two luxury penthouses style suites, each with two tiers making a cruise one her even more remarkable.

Aurora has many features including:

12 places to drink
Marco Pierre White restaurant
3 pools, 1 with skydome
Tate Britain Talks
Crow’s Nest bar
Cinema
Cyber study
Music Festivals at Sea
Golf simulator
Open deck grill restaurant
660 seat theatre
Family facilities
Spa and gym

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Auroras Sliding Magrodome

Aurora, who entered service for P&O Cruises in 2000, offers both indoor and outdoor pools onboard with her being one of the first British cruise ships to have a sliding magrodome. The magrodome can be opened and closed as desired meaning that one of her three swimming pools onboard can become an... Read more »

Marco Pierre White

Most commonly known for “Hells Kitchen” Marco Pierre White was the youngest ever 3 star Michelin British chef. Now he works occasionally for P&O Cruises where he has a restaurant onboard Ventura known as The White Room. As P&O Cruises look to increase their offerings to their cruisers, Marco... Read more »

P&O Cruises Change Smoking Policy

P&O Cruises have announced a change to their smoking policy and each ship will have one dedicated internal public space for smoking. They will still allow in cabins and balconies on Arcadia , Artemis, Aurora and Oriana, while smoking is not permitted in any cabins onboard Oceana or Ventura, but is... Read more »