Last minute deals are available on all P&O Cruises ships including Britannia, Adonia, Arcadia, Aurora, Azura and Oceana. You'll find a range of destinations to enjoy across Europe, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and more.
P&O Cruises always offer outstanding value for money. In fact, sailing with P&O Cruises is one of the cheapest ways to enjoy a cruise. If you book your cruise with only a few weeks to departure, you may be able to receive even better value for money! This is because P&O Cruises, like many other cruise lines, often reduce the priced of cabins as departure nears. They don't want to send the ship out with space on board, so they often offer discounts of 10%, 20%, 30% sometimes even 40% or more in order to entice cruisers to book these last minute sailings.
Book a P&O mini cruise departing from Southampton in the coming weeks and you might be pleasantly surprised by how cheap you can get the cruise. Cruising in this way can be much cheaper than a standard city break - plus you'll save even more as all your meals are included whilst on-board. But it's not just short breaks where you'll save. If you're looking for a longer cruise, two weeks or more, visiting far-flung destinations such as the Caribbean and Azores, you'll find that the savings on last-minute departures can be astonishing. Understandably, most people book a trip like that months, if not years, in advance. So if you spot that there are any places left at a reduced price for a departure in the coming weeks, be sure to snap it up before the last places go.
P&O Cruises offer a variety of ships, from large family-friendly vessels to smaller, adults-only ships. When booking last minute, it's important that you make sure that the ship is right for you so that you can make the most of your late getaway. Here at Cruise118, we have a dedicated cruise concierge team who will make sure that we only book you on a cruise that matches your desired and expectations. We'll never book you on any old ship just because the last-minute price is good.
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