Yes, you can take a limited amount of specific types of alcohol on a P&O cruise when you first embark, subject to age restrictions. P&O Cruises has a specific policy in place for guests who wish to bring alcoholic beverages on board.
Understanding P&O Cruises' Alcohol Policy
P&O Cruises allows guests to bring a certain quantity of alcohol on board, but with strict guidelines to ensure a pleasant and safe environment for all passengers. It's important to be aware of these rules before you pack for your cruise.
Key Guidelines for Bringing Alcohol Onboard
The following table summarizes P&O Cruises' policy on personal alcohol brought by guests:
| Policy Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Allowed Alcohol | Only wine or Champagne is permitted. Other alcoholic beverages like spirits, beer, or cider are not allowed to be brought on board by guests. |
| Quantity Limit | Each eligible guest may bring up to one litre of wine or Champagne. This limit applies per person, not per cabin, for their first embarkation. |
| Embarkation Rule | Alcohol can only be brought on board when you first embark the ship. You cannot bring additional alcohol on board at subsequent ports of call during your cruise. |
| Age Requirement | Guests must be 18 years or older to bring alcohol onboard. If embarking from a United States of America port, the age requirement is 21 years or older. |
| Excess Alcohol | Any wine or Champagne exceeding the one-litre limit per person will be securely stored by the cruise line. These items will be returned to the guest prior to the end of the cruise. |
For the most up-to-date and comprehensive details on P&O Cruises' policies, including their code of conduct, you can always refer to their official Code of Conduct page.
