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Heres a guide to all the P&O Cruise ships.
All the ships are in order of newest to the oldest ship.

Azura

The Azura is currently being built in Italy but once in service it will offer the latest cruise features and lounges.

Ventura

This is P&O's newest and biggest ship and is the first in it's class within the fleet.

Arcadia

The Arcadia was originaly built for Holland America and then Cunard but finally ended up with P&O Cruises.

Oceana

Oceana Entered service in 2000 for Princess Cruises but then transferred to P&O Cruises in 2002.

Aurora

This ship was released in 200 and is a popular ship for European destinations and with great onboard features.

Oriana

One of the older ships in the fleet but it was christened by the Queen in it home port of Southampton.

Artemis

Artemis is the oldest ship in the entire fleet but it has all the best lounges and entertainment to offer.

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Year Founded: 1844

Founder: Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation

Headquarters: Southampton, UK

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	Italian Decor		Tax & Duty Free
	Quality Bars		Casinos
	Luxury Lounges		Shore Tours
	Healthy Dining		Intimate Cruising
	Free Dining		Luxury Spa

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	P&O Cruises is owned by Carnival Cruise Lines in the United States.

P&O Cruises is the UK's main Cruise Line and by far the most popular one. P&O Cruises was a part of the Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company until 2003 and as such it was the first cruise line in the world, having operated the world's first cruises in the 1840s.

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