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Hosted Exclusive: 2025 Caribbean Charter from Bristol

Britannia

7th Mar 25

14 Nights

£1,749

From PP

Itinerary
Ship

Bridgetown, Barbados

Fly direct from Belfast to Barbados where you will be transferred to the port and board P&O Cruises Britannia for your fourteen night cruise.

Bridgetown, Barbados

The port city of Bridgetown nestles on Barbados' southwest coast. It's easy to see why Bridgetown is known as 'Little England' with its colonial architecture, Lord Nelson Statue, and Parliament Square. Explore National Heroes Square, Trafalgar Square, St Michael's Cathedral, the 1000-year-old Baobab tree in Queen's Park, and the Garrison Historic area. Delve into Barbados's Jewish history on a visit to the UNESCO-listed Nidhe Israel Synagogue's museum and indulge in retail therapy on Broad Street. Make a beeline for Carlisle Bay with its six shipwreck dive sites, Browne's Beach, and yacht club. Admire stunning views and rugged island landscapes on a jeep island safari or witness the dramatic stalactites and stalagmites of Harrison's Cave. For a once-in-a-lifetime experience - sail on a catamaran to swim with hawksbill and green sea turtles.

At Sea

Curacao, Caribbean

The Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao is home to beautiful colonial architecture and beaches. Head to Cas Abao or Playa Porto Marie to soak up the sun or, for the more adventurous, try out scuba diving and snorkelling at Playa Lagun. Visit Handelskade and stroll along the picturesque stretch of pier to admire the brightly-coloured Dutch colonial buildings across St Anna Bay. Uncover over 450 species of plants and native wildlife along the driving and hiking trails around Christoffel National Park. Kura Hulanda Museum offers a wide range of artefacts, relics, and artworks which trace the history of the African slave trade on Curacao. Finish off your day enjoying a coffee whilst admiring the boats sailing through the open arm of the floating Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge.

Bonaire, Caribbean

Bonaire is a small island in the Southern Caribbean and one of the six Dutch Caribbean Islands. This laidback island boasts a stunning desert landscape and is a favourite destination for diving, sea kayaking, caving, mountain biking, windsurfing, cliff jumping, and more. Visit the spectacular Bonaire National Marine Park and explore miles of pristine coral reefs or make new friends at the Donkey Sanctuary. Relish a panoramic drive along the beautiful northern coastline, where you can gaze out at the spectacular colour contrasts of the Caribbean Sea. Snorkel in the shallows of Lac Bay and discover young fish, sea stars, and sponges in crystal clear waters. Visit Washington Slagbaai National Park and keep your eyes peeled for lizards, birds, and donkeys.

At Sea

Kingstown, St Vincent & The Grenadines

Kingstown is the capital and main commercial centre of St Vincent and the Grenadines. The city has a vibrant buzz of car horns, street vendors and music which can be heard throughout the narrow streets. Kingstown is surrounded by steep hills and natural beauty. Palm trees line the streets and Fort Charlotte is the perfect spot the gaze at the stunning views of the city. Escape to the tranquil surroundings of St Vincent Botanical Gardens, the oldest in the West Indies. A trip to St George's Anglican Cathedral shouldn't be missed; the stained glass will take your breath away.

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St Lucia

Arrive in St. Lucia and experience some of the Caribbean's most dramatic scenery. The island's natural landscape features the majestic Piton Mountains, pristine beaches lined with palm trees and miles of unspoiled rainforest. Shop for souvenirs at the colourful Central Market in Castries — the capital city, snorkel in the crystalline waters of Half-Moon Bay and enjoy a picnic on a lemon grass lawn at Pigeon Island National Park.

Grenada, Caribbean

Grenada is a Caribbean country comprising smaller surrounding islands and the main island also called Grenada. Referred to as the 'Spice Isle'; Grenada is home to numerous nutmeg plantations. A crater lake in an extinct volcano, Grand Etang Lake, is a fascinating place to visit. Discover the art of traditional-style rum-making at River Antoine Rum Distillery and marvel at scenic views from the hilltop early-18th-century Fort George. The cascading waters and lush surroundings of Annandale Falls will leave you in awe and the pretty harbour and fishing destination of The Carenage is the perfect spot for a peaceful stroll along the water's edge. Splash in the water, sunbathe, or snorkel near the powder-white shores of Grand Anse Beach.

At Sea

Antigua and Barbuda, Caribbean

The independent Commonwealth country of Antigua and Barbuda sits where the Atlantic and Caribbean meet and comprises two namesake islands and a few smaller ones. It is famous for its secluded pink and white sand beaches surrounded by palm trees; which are the perfect locations to explore and relax. Hike through the rainforest to get to Rendezvous Bay, one of Antigua's most remote but nevertheless stunning beaches; or take a rainforest canopy tour by zip-wire. Get up close and personal with the marine life as you swim with stingrays at Stingray City or encounter the local birdlife at Frigate Bird Sanctuary. Get cultural at English Harbour’s Georgian-era marina, Nelson's Dockyard, which was made a UNESCO World Heritage site. St John's, the islands’ capital, boasts the Museum of Antigua and Barbuda, St John’s Cathedral, and the 17th-century Government House.

St. Maarten

This minute island offers a cosmopolitan culture, first-class dining scenes, international shopping, and a laid-back Caribbean atmosphere. Savour delicious barbecued meats in street cafes and dance to calypso sounds at a barefoot beach bar. Head to the ruins of the French and Dutch forts which overlook the Caribbean Sea, or visit Philipsburg waterfront for duty-free shopping.

At Sea

Bridgetown, Barbados

Today your cruise comes to an end. Disembark and be transferred to the airport for your flight back to Bristol.

Hays Extras

Travel inclusions:

Fly direct to Barbados from Bristol airport!
All overseas transfers included

P&O Cruises Select Fare benefits & experiences:

Sail away on your 14-night full board cruise on P&O Cruises Britannia
Full board meals
No tipping required
Choice of cabin number and dining times
Onboard spending money per cabin* - Ends 04 June 2024

*Onboard Spending Money:

Inside cabins - £160 per cabin
Balcony cabins - £320 per cabin
Suites - £500 per suite

Hays Travel exclusive benefits:

Departure Exclusive - Full chartered flight by Hays Travel
Meet & Greet at Bristol airport
Hosted all the way by a Hays Travel staff members
Exclusive private on-board drinks reception

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Britannia

Overview

Britannia isn’t just the biggest ship ever built for the British market – she’s glamorous too combining the excitement of cruising with the sophistication of a five-star hotel. Enjoy classic European cuisine by Marco Pierre White, create your own culinary masterpieces with an all-new Cookery Club and try our relaxed buffet dining around the clock. Whatever you fancy, Britannia serves up something for every taste. You’ll also find on board 4 pools, a Spa and Retreat, fantastic children’s clubs, theatre shows, films bars and nightclub plus much more. There really is something for everyone.

Food & Drink

From healthy to decadent, from hearty to delicate, there’s a menu and a venue for every mood. Keen to dress up for a romantic meal in a chic setting? Prefer to pick up a freshly made snack while sunbathing by the pool? Feel free. If you’re with little ones, an early children’s tea offers another great way to enjoy time together (as well as some tasty treats!).

Entertainment

There's never a dull moment...

P&O Cruises offers the very best in cruise entertainment. Days can be filled with as much or as little as you want, whilst evenings are no doubt the social highlight. When the sun goes down your ship begins to come alive with the hum of conversation and music, and you can be sure of a memorable night.

Health & Fitness

From the revitalising hydrotherapy pool, to the state of the art gymnasium, there's plenty of facilities onboard to refresh your mind, body and soul. Passengers can enjoy luxury massages and treatments in the Oasis Spa, or head out to the top deck sports court for a spot of tennis.

Kids & Teens

As a family friendly ship, Britannia offers a wide range of options for the whole family, including a variety of just-for-kids activities.

Terms & Conditions

Select Price shown is per person based on two adults sharing the lowest grade of cabin available within the applicable cabin type and is subject to change and availability. Fly-cruise price shown is inclusive of economy class flights and transfers unless otherwise stated. Flight is subject to availability. On-board spend can be spent during your cruise holiday in the on-board shops, bars, photo and art galleries, and on restaurants, spa, internet packages and shore experiences booked on board. The amount shown is per cabin based on two people sharing a suite, and varies by cabin and cruise duration. P&O Cruises reserve the right to withdraw this offer in whole or on individual cruises at any time. Please contact Hays Travel for more information.