P&O Cruises Launches New All-Inclusive Packages

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P&O Cruises has unveiled its first-ever all-inclusive packages, marking a significant shift for one of the most popular cruise lines among UK travellers.

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The new packages went on sale on 18th December 2025 and will be available on all P&O Cruises sailings of five nights or longer, departing from March 2026.

The bundled options include drinks, WiFi access and onboard speciality dining credit, allowing guests to lock in costs before stepping onboard.

Two tiers are being introduced, giving guests the choice between a Classic Package and a Deluxe Package, both available to purchase at the time of booking across all P&O Cruises ships and fare types, including Select Price, Early Saver and Saver fares.

What’s Included in the New Packages

The Classic Package is priced at £49 per person per day on cruises lasting between five and 14 nights, or £45 per person per day on longer cruises. It includes P&O Cruises’ Classic Drinks Package, Essential WiFi for browsing and social media, and speciality dining credit.

Dining credit under the Classic option is tiered by cruise length, offering £20 on sailings of five to nine nights, £40 on cruises of 10 to 14 nights, and £55 on voyages of 15 nights or more.

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The credit can be used in speciality restaurants such as Sindhu and Epicurean.

For guests seeking a more premium experience, the Deluxe Package is available for £59 per person per day on five to 14 night cruises, or £55 per night on longer cruises.

This option includes the Deluxe Drinks Package, featuring a wider selection of premium spirits, cocktails and craft beers, along with Ultimate WiFi suitable for streaming and video calls.

Deluxe dining credit is also higher, providing £30 on five to nine night cruises, £60 on 10 to 14 night sailings, and £80 on voyages of 15 nights or longer.

P&O Cruises says the 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 purchasing each element separately onboard.

That equates to average daily savings of £23 and £30 respectively.

A Simpler Way to Budget for a Cruise

The cruise line says the introduction of all-inclusive packages is designed to make budgeting easier and provide greater peace of mind for guests before they travel.

The image shows a close-up of a person holding a smartphone displaying a screen with a "Free WiFi Access" graphic. A hand on the screen is pointing to the WiFi icon, symbolizing easy connectivity. The photo captures the modern reliance on digital connectivity, especially in mobile settings, and emphasizes the convenience of accessing free WiFi.

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.

“Guests can relax knowing that drinks, WiFi and dining are all included.”

The announcement follows a series of recent developments for P&O Cruises, including the launch of its longest-ever voyage. The Epic World Explorer cruise will see Arcadia sail on a 124-day journey across Asia and beyond, calling at more than 30 destinations.

That adults-only voyage will include ports in Japan, South Korea, Thailand, Australia and the United States, underlining the cruise line’s continued focus on extended, destination-rich itineraries alongside new onboard value options.

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