We love Britannia, she is our favourite ship by far

I would love to go on this cruise ship! 😊

This is very helpful helpful  can't wait to get on board for my first cruise next may  she looks awesome

Excellent review,  on it in a couple of weeks time,  can't wait,  looks amazing

Deck 17 for me100% ,as I'm not child friendly. Well explained video by the way.

This has got me so excited for my 1st ever P&O cruise on Britannia next month. Thanks for a great review, this ship is beautiful ❤

Had lots of comments about Britannia so thought I would watch your FST excellent vlog by the way.

Many thanks for your attempt to do a Full-ship tour of Britannia. You give very clear photography showing the space in the Atrium. I cruised on Britannia in Spring 2023 before it had a recent refit. The ship is much smaller than Iona and Arvia, however improvements have been made including ice cream options in Market Cafe and more variety in Crystal Room. In your video you did not show the size or shape of Crows Nest and the starboard side of area. Here you would have seen the ships extensive Library and cabins suitable for solo passengers.
Compared with some ships the space on board is limited for outdoor relaxation. I found there was not much shade around the Serenity Pool but if the weather was good reasonably spacious  decks for walking a mile around deck 18.

Did you notice there were very few people in this video and the boat looks  ten years younger in this video that on the one we just left strange !

Nice Video BUT when you said this is the complete tour of the ship unfortunately your wrong because you never shown the RETREAT area os the spa ???

Meridian definitely does not open for breakfast or lunch! It only opens for dinner. Peninsular is the only one that opens for all 3 meals. Oriental opens for breakfast.

Was it really 11 years ago we cruised on this classy lady in a deluxe balcony? We loved the Limelight with an Eric & Ern tribute. Research is critical🍷. I had my first ever Peroni in the Sunset bar. Great sailaway parties too. Serenity always, although it is lovely too see families enjoying themselves, and has never been a problem for us on P&O. Thanks for the reminder, would happily recommend although, it has been a few years...

I’ve just returned from 21 days Mediterranean cruise    - This is all you need to know the ship is fine and the  destinations were all excellent albeit you had be back on the ship by 4.30 pm as she really did leave by 5.00 pm ! The food was below par especially in the horizon buffet which had limited choices and Hospital standard dishes , The food in the restaurants was slightly better though again hit and miss depending on your choices. Now the really bad bit ..the entertainment was almost non existent with a guitarist singer on for the whole 3 weeks with the same small set of songs  , we paid to watch a female singer in the limelight club and both walked out as she was doing Shirley Bassey and Barbara Streisand for gods sake it’s 2026 not 1976 ! There was one theatre production Mr tinkertens  circus that was quite good and that it for 21 days ! Here is the plain truth P&O cruises are budget oriented and you get what you pay for  or possible less if you like good food and entertainment !

A word of caution I was on this ship Dec 2025 for the NYE Caribbean cruise. My advice is di not travel on it. Issues were .. shop engines failed & 6 island stops missed. Food ran out … as did beverages. No rum, beer, bacon & multiple other foods. The dry dock area in Barbados is dodgy at best … 5 shot in an evening. AC dripped on the buffet in the Horizon … I have a pic of a staff member mopping the ceiling. Lifts were constantly not working. The entertainment was truly awful. Lack of Sunloungers on sea days . All in all £6500 wasted . See Cruise Critic . Awful ship, terrible captain & woeful service from P & Omg

Where can the teenagers go