P&O Cruises launches new family holiday offers with children sailing from £299

P&O Cruises is helping more families plan their next holiday at sea with a new collection of offers, giving guests even greater value on selected 2027 sailings.
Available from today (13 July) until 25 August 2026, guests can book selected 2027 school holiday cruises with children sailing from just £299 each*.
On selected holidays departing between April 2027 and March 2028, guests can also receive up to £200 per cabin to spend on board**, while taking advantage of P&O Cruises current 10% deposit offer*, available until 31 August, 2026, to secure their holiday with a lower upfront payment.
Alongside the school holiday offer, P&O Cruises is also introducing an ‘extra guests sail free’ promotion* on selected off-peak departures, giving agents greater flexibility to match the right offer to the right customer while helping drive demand throughout the season.
Where applicable, offers are combinable with the existing 10% past guest discount.
P&O Cruises associate vice president of sales and distribution, Ruth Venn, said: “These offers give our travel agent partners even more opportunities to create value for their customers while helping drive bookings across both peak and off-peak sailings. Whether it is families looking to make the most of the school holidays or guests with more flexibility who can travel outside peak periods, there are compelling savings available.”
P&O Cruises provides unbeatable value holidays. The price includes accommodation, full-board meals, pools and entertainment including theatre shows and live bands, as well as complimentary children’s clubs.
The new, always-on all-inclusive packages include drinks, speciality dining credit and Wi-Fi. For example, guests can elevate their holiday with the Classic Package*, for £49 per person per day, a saving of up to 32% compared with buying the individual elements on board.
For more information, call P&O Cruises on 0344 338 8003, visit www.pocruises.com or visit a travel agent.
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