P&O Princess Cruises International, a Division of Carnival Corp & plc, is a global cruise ship company with a portfolio of 5 distinct cruise brands comprising the leading cruise operators in North America, Europe and Australia. Our brands currently operate 26 ships with 6 new ships scheduled for delivery between 2007 and 2010. Find out more about our brands by referencing the websites below.

One of the most recognizable and respected names in travel, market-leading P&O Cruises has been operating cruise ships for more than 160 years and combines innovation, professionalism and unrivalled experience on its fleet of five ships dedicated to the British market. Each ship is elegantly appointed, combining classic British tradition and hospitality with modern amenities. The result is a refined cruising experience with distinctive restaurants, comfortable accommodations and enjoyable entertainment. P&O Cruises offers passengers the most stylish and contemporary holidays afloat with destinations including the Caribbean, South America, Scandinavia, Mediterranean, Atlantic Islands and Round the World cruises. Ventura, the largest and most innovative ship to be built for the British market, launches in spring 2008.
www.pocruises.com   [Ships' Webcams - P&O Cruises]

One of the best-known names in cruising, Princess is a global cruise and tour company operating a modern fleet of 17 ships carrying more than a million passengers each year. The company's ships are renowned for their innovative design and wide array of choices in dining, entertainment and amenities, all provided in an environment of exceptional customer service. Princess introduced several concepts that have since become popular throughout the industry, including 24-hour dining and affordable balcony staterooms. A recognized leader in worldwide cruising, Princess offers its passengers the opportunity to escape to more than 280 destinations around the globe, with sailings to all seven continents ranging in length from seven to 30 days.
www.princesscruises.com   [Ships' Webcams - Princess Cruises]

Since the first paddle-wheeled steamer crossed the Atlantic in 1840, the name Cunard has been synonymous with the quest for new discoveries, legendary voyages and majestic onboard pursuits. Royalty, celebrities and voyagers from every walk of life have enjoyed Cunard's "White Star Service" across the globe. Guests experience a classic luxury experience based on the history and tradition of transatlantic liner service. Continuing the tradition of luxury ocean travel, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth 2, are international icons evoking the nostalgia of the grand era of cruising and are the only traditional ocean liners in operation. Queen Mary 2 provides the only regularly scheduled transatlantic service between New York and Southampton, and Queen Elizabeth 2 is the longest serving Cunard express liner in the company's history. The line debuts its newest Cunarder, Queen Victoria, in December 2007.
www.cunard.com

Free-spirited and unconventional, Ocean Village is a far cry from traditional cruising. Created for 30 - 50 somethings who like to explore new places and try new things, an Ocean Village holiday is a heady mix of pulse-racing action and chilled-out relaxation. With no formal dress codes, Ocean Village's casual on-board style includes high quality 24/7 buffet dining, plus waiter service options at the Bistro with a menu created by TV celebrity chef James Martin. Calling at six destinations every seven days, Ocean Village offers a choice of Mediterranean and Caribbean itineraries. These can be combined into a fortnight's cruise or added to a week's hotel stay in Barbados, Majorca or Crete to create a 14-night stay-and-cruise option. Action ashore options include abseiling/rappelling, river rafting, Jeep safaris, wine tasting and mountain biking using the ship's own fleet.
www.oceanvillageholidays.co.uk   [Ships' Webcams - Ocean Village]

The pioneer of Australian cruising, P&O Cruises celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2007 - marking the 1932 departure of the 23,000-ton liner Strathaird, which sailed from Australia on a five-night round trip from Sydney to Brisbane and Norfolk Island. Nearly 75 years later, P&O Cruises Australia continues to offer holidays tailored to Australian cruise passengers and now carries a diverse clientele totaling more than 100,000 people each year. P&O Cruises Australia has expanded considerably over recent years and will soon boast three cruise ships. In addition to the 47,000-ton Pacific Sun and 35,000-ton Pacific Star, the 70,000-ton Pacific Dawn, Australia's first superliner, will join the fleet in October 2007. With a choice of departures from Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland, P&O Cruises offers a huge range of destinations throughout the South Pacific and Australia.
www.pocruises.com.au   [Ships' Webcams - P&O Australia]