Cruise

[stecee]

We went to the Fjords last year with P & O and it is probably our favourite cruise up to date, though we’ve not been on a cruise we didn’t like.
We liked that the prices are in £s rather than $s and we found the prices of drinks to be comparable to land prices.
Something to look for is freebies, whether that be free drinks or on board credit. P & O usually offer a choice of perks, such as free coach travel, car parking or on board credit.
We went in July and the weather was perfect.

[holidaysaver75]

We did the Fjords on the P&O Ventura a few years ago and it was great. We’re on the Independence of the Seas next summer for 6 nights - not great ports but loads to do on the ship. Then we’re booked the Azura for 2020 - great prices at the moment as Summer 2020 has just been released. We’ve also sailed with Thomson and on the old Airtours ships. They’ve all been great but each offered something quite different about the experience.

[SquishTheWhale]

I agree P&O is a good starting point, especially for the Fjords. They are reasonably priced and geared to Brits. I'd look at Britannia or Iona as the newer/more impressive ships.

[Luby-lu]

We are booked on the Maiden of the new P&O Iona around the Fjords. Have a look on their website as the Prices are pretty reasonable and if you have kids they go free outside of school hols in 2020

[JSP]

We did the fiords on P@O Azura earlier this year and loved it! I’m going again for 14 nights in April with my daughter, this time with Princess, and we have plans for Iona in 2020 It’s spectacular!

[HappyPanda]

We've booked to do the Norwegian Fjords on Iona (P&O) in August 2020 (665 days to go not that I'm counting). I've heard nothing but good things about the Norwegian Fjord cruises so I'm sure no matter who you book with you'll have an amazing time.