Yes, you can. Whatever ship you travel on, you can shop from a broad range of items, including cosmetics, jewellery, surf wear, liquor, electrical items, confectionery, and souvenirs.

Provided that there is satellite availability, mobile phone reception is available on any P&O cruise. However, you will need a compatible mobile phone, and a service plan that is able to roam internationally with Maritime Communications Partners (AS).

Whether you fancy a casual bite to eat or wish to experience the finest of fine dining, your P&O cruise will offer a culinary experience to suit. While many dining options will be included in your cruise fare, for nominal fees, you can take advantage of some optional extras and specialty dining.

Yes, there are. Head to the Waterfront Restaurant on your P&O cruise to discover the latest special kids’ menus.

All P&O cruise ships have a Medical Centre staffed with registered doctors and nurses. These medical professionals are available during scheduled clinic times, as well as on a 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week basis in the case of medical emergencies. Please consult P&O Australia’s Booking and Travel Conditions for more information on how its on-board Medical Centres can be used.

Yes, it does. Alternatively, you can use the self-service laundromat on board to do your laundry yourself. You will need to pay charges for both services.