Azura
By the numbers
115,055 GT
Tonnage
3,100
Guests
2009
Built
14
Decks
1,557
Cabins
853ft
Length · 260 m
More specifications Fewer specifications
1,250
Crew
4 star
Rating
About Azura
Welcome aboard Azura A social paradise at sea Also host to a whole load of family fun, Azura has something for everyone to enjoy. Think around-the-clock entertainment, dipping your toes into your choice of four swimming pools and endless activities to spark children’s creativity in The Reef... You could even get cosy underneath the night sky and catch a movie at the open-air cinema SeaScreen.
Where Azura sails
Ports Azura visits
Tenerife (90)
Madeira (76)
Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands (62)
Las Palmas,Gran Canaria (58)
Puerto Del Rosario, Fuerteventura (44)
La Palma, Canary Islands (40)
Agadir (24)
Casablanca (18)
Malta (18)
Barcelona (14)
Cadiz (14)
Gibraltar (14)
Malaga (10)
Ajaccio (9)
Civitavecchia, Rome (9)
Livorno (9)
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Frequently asked questions
What is MS Azura?
MS Azura is a Grand-class cruise ship operated by P&O Cruises, launched in 2010 and named by ballerina Darcey Bussell. She is the only Grand-class ship to feature a distinctive 'duck tail' stern and carries up to 3,096 guests at double occupancy across 19 decks, offering a wide range of dining, entertainment, and leisure facilities aimed at the British market.
What dining options are available on MS Azura?
Azura offers eleven restaurants and eating areas. The ship features multiple dining options ranging from inclusive venues to specialty restaurants, catering to the British palate with a variety of international cuisine choices.
What entertainment does MS Azura offer?
Entertainment facilities include a theater, two show lounges, and a dance floor in the atrium. An open-air cinema screen is positioned in front of the funnel for outdoor movie screenings at sea. Twelve bars and drinking venues offer a wide variety across the ship, including an interpretation of a traditional London pub.
What activities and recreation are on MS Azura?
The ship features four pools, a gymnasium, and outdoor spaces designed for a wide demographic of British cruisers. Sports facilities and recreational areas complement the extensive deck spaces.
What spa and wellness facilities does MS Azura have?
Azura operates two spas providing wellness and beauty treatments for guests.
Where does Azura sail?
Most upcoming sailings visit Canaries (88 sailings), then Europe (7).
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What is MS Azura?
MS Azura is a Grand-class cruise ship operated by P&O Cruises, launched in 2010 and named by ballerina Darcey Bussell. She is the only Grand-class ship to feature a distinctive 'duck tail' stern and carries up to 3,096 guests at double occupancy across 19 decks, offering a wide range of dining, entertainment, and leisure facilities aimed at the British market.
What dining options are available on MS Azura?
Azura offers eleven restaurants and eating areas. The ship features multiple dining options ranging from inclusive venues to specialty restaurants, catering to the British palate with a variety of international cuisine choices.
What entertainment does MS Azura offer?
Entertainment facilities include a theater, two show lounges, and a dance floor in the atrium. An open-air cinema screen is positioned in front of the funnel for outdoor movie screenings at sea. Twelve bars and drinking venues offer a wide variety across the ship, including an interpretation of a traditional London pub.
What activities and recreation are on MS Azura?
The ship features four pools, a gymnasium, and outdoor spaces designed for a wide demographic of British cruisers. Sports facilities and recreational areas complement the extensive deck spaces.
What spa and wellness facilities does MS Azura have?
Azura operates two spas providing wellness and beauty treatments for guests.
Where does Azura sail?
Most upcoming sailings visit Canaries (88 sailings), then Europe (7).
