Azura Review
4.0 / 5.0
Ekythump
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
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Sail Date: Dec 2018
Cabin: Outside Stateroom
We just returned home from a fabulous 15 night Pre-Xmas Caribbean cruise aboard the P&O ship Azura. We flew into Barbados on a Tui Dreamliner from Manchester on the 1st December. The flight was comfortable and well serviced with complimentary food and drink.
The price for 15 nights in a seaview cabin inclusive of flights, transfers and meals was £1750 pp with an on-board spend allowance of £140 pp.
The Azura was built in 2010 and has a crew of 1200 and a passenger capacity of 3100 and has worn its 8 years well and is a lovely ship. We were located in cabin P325 conveniently on the same level as the atrium and close to all the shops and reception.
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Outside Stateroom
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Cabin was more than adequate considering what we paid for the cruise. Reasonable spacious and good design with a kind of walk-in dressing and cloths hanger area. Safe was easy to use. Facilities were all ok. Ventilation and AC was good and controllable.
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