We Were Up at 6:30am… and this was the Sunbed Situation on P&O Arvia
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most of the sunbeds are already taken. It's only 6:30, and it really got me thinking, how early do you actually need to be up to get a sunbed on a sea day?
if you want a bed by the pool, you're going to be up before 7:00 to get one. Definitely.
I don't think anyone needs to worry. When people say you've got to be up at 6:00 to get a bed.
That is quite untrue. So, I posted on Facebook yesterday with someone saying they just couldn't get a bed. Couldn't never get a sun bed on a sea day. Well, I beg to differ.
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Sunbeds on cruise ships… love them or hate them, they’re always a hot topic 🔥 On our latest sea day aboard P&O Arvia, we decided to see exactly what the sunbed situation was really like. We were up early — around 6:30am — and headed straight to the aft infinity pools… and what we found genuinely surprised us. While some areas were already busy, other parts of the ship told a very different story. So is the sunbed struggle as bad as people say? Or is there more to it than meets the eye? In this special feature vlog, we share what we saw, what we experienced, and our honest thoughts #arvia #CruiseLife #CruiseVlog #PAndOCruises #arvia #cruisetips #seaday #CruiseCommunity #sunbedwars #CruisingLife #ukcruisers #cruiseyoutube #ShipLife #cruise content creators #iona #sailwithgailandmike #caribbeancruise