Pacific Adventure Cruises
Previously known as the Golden Princess holding 2,636 guests at a gross tonnage of 108,865, P&O’s newest member Pacific Adventure joined the fleet in 2021. Following suit of the other P&O ships, Adventure will have many family friendly activities and spaces on board as well as a few new surprises that we know you will love. The grand class ships voyages will offer sensational sailings to the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia.
The ship itself is a cruise destination. She has two decks of public spaces and plenty of lifts and staircases that make for ease of movement. There is an ‘adults only’ two-deck area with padded sun loungers and pool for your solitude. Recently fitted is a large Poolside Screen for movies and sports. Read more
Expect to be surrounded by fun-loving and family-oriented Australians. To highlight one of the new experiences on board the Adventure, P&O Cruises will be offering a limited number of guest’s exclusive access to a private ‘beach club’ whilst onboard. The retreat will be available to guests booked in suites and selected mini suites. The exclusive-access retreat known as ‘Byron Beach Club’ will offer a private outdoor pool, whirlpool spas and comfy seating situated on the top deck of the ship. Main event cruises will also be available on the Adventure as well as signature dining experiences including concepts from Luke Mangan and more. Pacific Adventure also has 500+ balcony rooms on board with 5 berth rooms available to make it easier for families travelling together.
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Ship Specification
Maiden voyage: | 2001 |
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Number of decks: | 13 |
Tonnage: | 108865 |
Cabins: | 1318 |
Passengers: | 2636 |
Number of crew: | 1100 |