P&O Cruises - Our Complete Dress Code Guide
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Making sure you stick to dress codes can be something that feels quite daunting if you haven't cruised before.
P&O pretty much suggests that you dress in the way you would dress to go to a nice restaurant on land.
We know it's not everybody's cup of tea and there are plenty of venues you can go to on board where you don't have to adhere to the dress code.
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Dress codes are a massive source of debate, and often panic for people when planning their cruise holiday. In this video we try to clear up any mysteries around the dress code onboard P&O Cruises ships and show you some examples of what we've worn for each dress code. We've cruised with P&O 20 times, so we've got lots of experience to draw on. We've also followed the guidance set out by P&O to create this guide. There are a total of 7 ships in the P&O fleet, with Arvia and Iona being the newest. Britannia is the fleet't flagship and Ventura and Azura complete the family friendly offering. Arcadia and Aurora are smaller ships, that are adult only. Whilst the dress code does differ slightly in certain circumstances it is generally the same across the fleet. Want to stay up to date with our content? Don't forget to hit the subscribe button, and if you've got any questions at all, drop them in the comments below. We'll get back to you as soon as we can. You can also find us across social media, we're @sistersontheseas everywhere except Twitter where we've had to drop the s at the end due to the 15 character limit.