P&O Cruise Holidays

Y2save

I'm planning to go for P&O Norwegian Fjords, 7 Nights next year. This is now fixed as I'm joining my extended family group and they've already completed the initial booking. They have booked it via Virgin Cruise holidays with group discounts.

I was bit late to the party so I'm looking to book for the same dates and destination on P&O, so if anyone knows a good curise booking holiday company that I can go for as I don't want to go direct with P&O as they don't give group discounts as myself and few other friends are joining the main group.

Any help or leads will be greatly appreciated. Awaiting your response.

TELLIT01

Friends of mine are regulars on cruises and often use Cruise Nation. Never been on a cruise myself so can't comment directly on their service.

strawb_shortcake

On another site I've heard Bolsover cruises are very competitive. I've booked with TUI previously but they didn't knock much off the price.

If anyone in your party has a blue light card or defence discount card you can receive additional on board credit

hadenmaiden

We'v used Cruisein at Andover for years - the website is a bit clunky, but it's worth giving them a ring. 01624 350750

Ganga

Try going on " Cruisecritic " for advise.

Katiehound

I always use Ocean World Travel.

I would be inclined to e-mail/phone all those listed above and see what quotes you get.
No point going direct as a cruise specialist travel agent will give you a bit of discount. I think group discounts are for a fair number in your party, not two or three !- but I may be wrong.

stephb34

Get your price off the P+O website and ask any high street travel agent if they will beat the price.

bazzyb

I’ve used Bolsover Cruise Club for years, they are very helpful and knowledgeable. To be honest at the moment though just book through any travel agent as they all offer similar discounts and will beat going direct to P&O, it is probably worth getting a couple of quotes to compare. With Bolsover if they can’t beat the quote you have elsewhere they will often add an extra ‘perk’ where possible such as onboard credit.