A popular cruise line with UK travellers has launched all-inclusive packages for the very first time.
P&O Cruises has launched the new holiday packages, which will be available to buy from December 18.
The option is available on all cruises of five nights or more departing from March 2026 – and includes drinks, wi-fi and speciality dining credit.
Guests can elevate their holiday with the Classic Package, for £49 per person per day for five to 14 night cruises.
Alternatively,they can choose the Deluxe Package, for £59 per person per day for five to 14 night holidays.
P&O Cruises new packages offer savings of up to 32 per cent on the Classic Package and up to 34 per cent on the Deluxe Package – compared with buying the individual elements on board.
This is an average savings of £23 per day and £30 per day respectively.
Each package – available to buy when the cruise is booked – allows guests to enjoy their favourite drinks and stay connected with wi-fi.
P&O Cruises has launched all-inclusive packages for the very first time
The packages include drinks, as well as food and buffet access
Guests will also receive a dining credit for one of P&O Cruises speciality restaurants, including Sindhu or Epicurean.
The packages mean you’ll know what’s included before stepping on board – helping you to budget with peace of mind.
The Classic option includes the classic drinks package, with a wide selection of alcoholic and soft drinks.
It also provides access to essential wi-fi, perfect for browsing and social media and either a £20 (five-nine nights), £40 (10-14 nights) or £55 (15+ nights) dining credit.
The Deluxe option incorporates the deluxe drinks package, with a wider range of premium spirits, craft beers and a variety of cocktails.
There’s also access to ultimate wi-fi, ideal for streaming and video calls and either a £30 (five-nine nights), £60 (10-14 nights) or £80 (15+ nights) dining credit.
These new, all-inclusive packages are available for all P&O Cruises ships and across Select Price, Early Saver and Saver fare types.
Carnival UK and P&O Cruises president Paul Ludlow said: ‘Incredible value and effortless simplicity are at the heart of our cruise holidays and that’s why we are so excited to be launching these new, all-inclusive packages.
These new, all-inclusive packages provide dining credit depending on the voyage duration
‘Guests can relax knowing that drinks, wi-fi and dining are all included.’
P&O recently hit headlines with other fantastic offers and new developments on board.
The major cruise line announced its plans to launch its longest ever voyage – where passengers will take to the high seas and explore the Far East for more than four months.
P&O Cruises’ Epic World Explorer will take guests aboard its Arcadia ship on a 124-day adventure across Asia and beyond, with stops at more than 30 destinations.
Guests on the adults-only voyage will have the opportunity to sail to all four corners of the globe, featuring stops in Japan, South Korea, Thailand, San Francisco, Cape Verde, and Sydney in Australia.
