P&O UK Aurora

About this ship

The Aurora, a mid-sized cruise ship operated by P&O UK, accommodates around 2,000 passengers and is renowned for its elegant dining options and vibrant entertainment. It uniquely features a stunning atrium that serves as the ship's social hub, making it ideal for couples and those seeking a refined cruising experience.

Belgium and Germany • 5 nights • Departs Sep. 9, 2026

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Day 1

Wednesday Sep. 9, 2026

Southampton, England, United Kingdom

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Other ships at location: Royal Caribbean Liberty Of The Seas

5,634 total passengers

Day 2

Sea Day

Thursday Sep. 10, 2026

At Sea: Southampton, England, United Kingdom → Hamburg, Germany

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Day 3

Friday Sep. 11, 2026

Hamburg, Germany

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Other ships at location: none

2,000 total passengers

Day 4

Saturday Sep. 12, 2026

Hamburg, Germany

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Other ships at location: Costa Favolosa

5,000 total passengers

Day 5

Sunday Sep. 13, 2026

Zeebrugge, Belgium

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Other ships at location: Viking Ocean Sky

2,930 total passengers

Day 6

Monday Sep. 14, 2026

Southampton, England, United Kingdom

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Other ships at location: Disney Dream

4,500 total passengers

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