The 5 BEST things to LOVE aboard Aurora [P&O Cruises Cruise Ship Tour]
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Aurora is one of my favorite ships so here are 5 things that I love about Aurora
Aurora's design gets a big thumbs up from me
The atrium aboard Aurora links the reception area with the ship's shops
Aurora's aft decks are a popular place during arrivals and departures from ports
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Of all the ships in the P&O Cruises fleet, Aurora is truly one of a kind. Unlike modern "cookie-cutter" mega-ships, Aurora features a bespoke layout, a unique personality, and a smaller, more intimate size that has made her a firm favourite with repeat cruisers. In this video, I explore why this ship remains such a standout in the P&O fleet. From hidden bars and a 10.6-metre (34.7-foot) internal waterfall to a classic cinema and those iconic terraced aft decks, here are the five things I love most about Aurora. What we cover in this video: A Unique Design: Why being a "one-off" makes Aurora so exciting to explore. The Four-Deck Atrium: Discover the purpose-built heart of the ship and its impressive water feature. The Playhouse Cinema: A look at a rare feature in modern cruising that brings back the golden age of ocean liners. Dining with History: The stories behind the Medina and Alexandria Restaurants. The Terraced Aft Decks: Why these classic outdoor spaces offer the best views and atmosphere at sea. Are you a fan of Aurora? Let me know your favourite thing about the ship in the comments below! #PandOCruises #Aurora #CruiseShip #MaritimeHistory #CruiseReview #Travel — 📚 Buy my books: https://www.frameandcross.com/books 👕 Buy cruise merch: https://chrisframeofficial.teemill.com/ 🛳️ My Maritime History Substack: https://themaritimehistorian.substack.com/ — 🎥 OUR EQUIPMENT: Camera - DJI Pocket 3: https://amzn.to/4sG6nc7 DJI Lav Mic: DJI Lavalier Mic: https://amzn.to/4klRgBA DJI Roaving Mic Transmitter: https://amzn.to/3Qji62Q Voice Over Mic: Audio Technica: https://amzn.to/4ij8myg These are affiliate links meaning we may receive a small commission from any sales. 🗺️ CUSTOM CRUISE MAP: Made using AIS (satellite ship-tracking) data, The Cruise Maps show the exact route. Select your cruise, give your map a title, and we'll do the rest. Use my code "ChrisFrameOfficial" for 10% off at: https://thecruisemaps.com/chrisframeofficial This is an affiliate link, meaning I may earn a small commission if you purchase through it. — 🌍 THE CRUISE GLOBE: Map your own cruises at: https://www.thecruiseglobe.com/ — Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgk7SzYDkiXWWBfMqXYH0cA/join — 🛳️ BOOK A CRUISE (AUS/NZ): https://www.travelmasters.com.au/chris-frame From a childhood voyage on Cunard’s QE2 to becoming a leading voice in maritime history, Chris spends many days each year at sea, with a front-row seat to how the cruise industry operates. When it comes to booking his own family cruises, he turns to Travel Masters and The Travel Studio. In Chris’ words: “Their team doesn't just navigate complex, long-distance itineraries; they have even secured cabins that many major booking engines can't find. They’ve been my secret weapon for many years, providing human expertise that I’ve never seen matched. I recommend them to friends and family without hesitation.” This is an affiliate link. By using this booking referral page Chris Frame may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. — Images in video: HMY Medina - Henderson & Cremer Bath Icon: Juan Pablo Bravo, CC BY Attribution Cross Icon: Jardson Almeida CC BY Attribution Arrow: Matt Scribner, CC BY Attribution Second Thumbnail: Andrew Sassoli-Waker https://solentphotographer.com