14 Nights Canary Islands Cruise
Sat 13 Jan 2024 to Sat 27 Jan 2024
P&O | Iona
Roundtrip Southampton

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My Itinerary
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Southampton
2
At Sea
3
At Sea
4
At Sea
5
Madeira
6
Tenerife
7
Gran Canaria
8
Fuerteventura
9
Lanzarote
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At Sea
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Seville
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Lisbon
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At Sea
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At Sea
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Southampton
My Itinerary
Sat 13 January 2024 - Sat 27 January 2024

Southampton
Day 1: 13 Jan 24

At Sea
Day 2 to 4: 14 Jan 24

Madeira
Day 5: 17 Jan 24

Tenerife
Day 6: 18 Jan 24

Gran Canaria
Day 7: 19 Jan 24
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Southampton
2
At Sea
3
At Sea
4
At Sea
5
Madeira
6
Tenerife
7
Gran Canaria
8
Fuerteventura
9
Lanzarote
10
At Sea
11
Seville
12
Lisbon
13
At Sea
14
At Sea
15
Southampton
Ship information
Iona

Are you ready to see the world in widescreen? Our newest and most innovative ship, Iona was designed to invite the outdoors in. Gazing out from the stunning SkyDome, three-tier glass Grand Atrium or the brand-new Conservatory Mini-suite cabins, you’re never far from a spectacular view of the ever-changing horizon on Iona’s cruise holidays.
Iona is the greenest member of our fleet and the first British cruise ship to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). As an Excel class ship, she has a host of unique features including an on-board craft gin distillery, spectacular aerial shows and an Infinity Pool with breathtaking panoramas.
Plugs in cabin:
UK 3 Pin 240v & USB
Currency on ship:
GBP
Childrens facilities:
Available
Gratuities:
Included in Fare*

Cruise Line:
P&O Cruises
Capacity:
5,200 passengers
Launched:
2020
Tonnage:
183,900 tonnes
Ship Length:
337 meters
Decks:
18 decks
Crew Count:
1,800 crew
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Ship information
Iona

Are you ready to see the world in widescreen? Our newest and most innovative ship, Iona was designed to invite the outdoors in. Gazing out from the stunning SkyDome, three-tier glass Grand Atrium or the brand-new Conservatory Mini-suite cabins, you’re never far from a spectacular view of the ever-changing horizon on Iona’s cruise holidays.
Iona is the greenest member of our fleet and the first British cruise ship to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). As an Excel class ship, she has a host of unique features including an on-board craft gin distillery, spectacular aerial shows and an Infinity Pool with breathtaking panoramas.
Plugs in cabin:
UK 3 Pin 240v & USB
Currency on ship:
GBP
Childrens facilities:
Available
Gratuities:
Included in Fare*

Cruise Line:
P&O Cruises
Capacity:
5,200 passengers
Launched:
2020
Tonnage:
183,900 tonnes
Ship Length:
337 meters
Decks:
18 decks
Crew Count:
1,800 crew
Cabin Information
34 Cabin types available with images


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Available on decks: Deck 8 - Promenade

Available on decks: Deck 10

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Available on decks: Deck 5

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Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 17

Available on decks: Deck 9


Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 8 - Promenade

Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 9

Available on decks: Deck 8 - Promenade
Iona has 34 cabin types available

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Deck Plans
Here, you can explore detailed deck plans of Iona from P&O Cruises. With a total of 15 decks, our deck plans provide a comprehensive view of the ship’s layout, including cabins, restaurants, entertainment areas, and other onboard amenities. Use these plans to find the perfect cabin and get acquainted with everything the ship has to offer for your upcoming voyage.
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Are you ready to see the world in widescreen? Our newest and most innovative ship, Iona was designed to invite the outdoors in. Gazing out from the stunning SkyDome, three-tier glass Grand Atrium or the brand-new Conservatory Mini-suite cabins, you’re never far from a spectacular view of the ever-changing horizon on Iona’s cruise holidays.
Iona is the greenest member of our fleet and the first British cruise ship to be powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). As an Excel class ship, she has a host of unique features including an on-board craft gin distillery, spectacular aerial shows and an Infinity Pool with breathtaking panoramas.

The Grand Atrium
Meet, dine, relax and be entertained. The Grand Atrium is an incredible space hosting talks and cooking demos by day and enthralling live entertainment by night, from impromptu musical performances to breathtaking aerial shows. Take your seat at one of cafés, bars and restaurants to take in the action, and the ocean views.

The Glass House
Sit back with a glass of specially selected wine as daring aerial artists perform before your eyes. This welcoming and sophisticated wine bar boasts a prime spot in the Grand Atrium, a cracking selection of world wines hand-picked by wine expert Olly Smith and delicious food.
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The Keel and Cow
From breakfast till late, this is the place to relax with friends, beautifully crafted gastropub food and a fine collection of draught and bottled beers and craft ales. Will it be our signature burger, classic fish and chips, pie and mash or a prime steak from the dry-aging cabinet? Hard choices. Great food.

The Glass House
Sit back with a glass of specially selected wine as daring aerial artists perform before your eyes. This welcoming and sophisticated wine bar boasts a prime spot in the Grand Atrium, a cracking selection of world wines hand-picked by wine expert Olly Smith and delicious food.
Cruiser reviews
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Cruiser reviews

OrangeMikey
First Time Cruiser: 40s
Awesome trip, with great views.
This was my first cruise, and my last holiday having been a bit of a disaster I went with my dad. We were both very happy with the service on the ship. Some of the waiters really seemed passionate about their jobs, and couldn't do enough for us. The sail into and out of Olden made the cruise for me. I went with the main aim of seeing the fjords and they certainly delivered on that front. We didn't do any of the P and O excursions, but the announcements always told us what we needed to know to do our own thing. There was so much to do, I almost want to do another trip just to try more things! Our cabin was Starboard with a window that was good for people watching when we docked starboard side on. We watched the Olden sailaway from the deck though as we wanted to hear it to. Good size, not that we spent much time there. Embarking I didn't like the queue, but it moved reasonably well. We used CPS for parking very impressed with that setup Ate in the Keel and Cow twice for dinner, the steak was amazing! My only complaint would be sometimes Vistas the coffee bar was a bit slow and often people would turn up and get service straight away even though you'd been waiting ages.
Sail Date: 09-2025

Wyrleyphil
6-10 Cruises: 60s
Iona August 2025
First cruise on the Iona - actually 3rd time lucky because we booked for the Maiden voyage, but then covid struck, and the next one was cancelled. So here we were celebrating our 35th wedding anni and my wife's 64th birthday, and our friends' 50th wedding anniversary. Now I am not really a great cruise fan but I was always wanting to experience the Norwegian fjords and the Iona seemed an ideal way to tick the bucket list. My wife and her friend Joan are big cruise fans so we went along for the ride so to speak. Drove down from the Midlands and had prebooked the Chilworth Manor hotel for the Friday night, wanting a quick meal we found a really handy Chinese restaurant named the Water Margin around a mile from the hotel. The waiter said the tables were all allocated, unless we could be done by 2000. We only wanted a main course so it worked fine for us. Saturday morning, breakfast then a gentle drive to the port. We had requested assistance and everything worked just fine, with our bags taken straight to our cabins on deck 16. Our assist hosts took us to deck 7 to "log in" for our "Virtual drill" then we went up to deck 16 and found our cabins. The Iona is a wonderful ship, particularly on our deck, and we were near to the lifts if we needed them and were a stroll from the buffet restaurant etc. Now I have ticked 5 blobs as excellent, and yes the Iona is a great ship, apart from just one issue - the reservation system for booking the restaurants. In my view it needs an overhaul or rethink because virtual queuing on a ship of this capacity doesn't really do it justice. We chose the Opal or the Pearl (cant remember which) and joined the virtual queue for it. Then made our way down in the lifts and the walk, but when we arrived we were told it would be 60-90 minutes wait. However, looking beyond the host, half the tables were empty. This was repeated several times over the week and frankly was a little disappointing. I put it down to P&O enforcing a computer based system, which the vast majority of crew seemed to rigidly stick to, which was really ironic when considering how we managed a table at the Water Margin restaurant in Chilworth on Friday. That host offered us a "quick table" and managed to get himself extra covers out of the table which otherwise would have not been used for two hours. My advice to anyone considering the Iona - try and plan your dining ion advance - something you obviously don't really want to do if you are on holiday. The only other comment I would offer is that the TV in the cabin provides lots and lots of really useful information - great. However it seems to refer the guests to the paper based daily which is obviously printed the previous day and could be out of date by the time it is placed outside the cabins the previous evening. The TV screen can display bang up to the minute information to every single guest - if P&O chose to update it. I sense that it is too "fixed" and needs a little more customisation. As an example we were cruising across the North Sea and into Norway. It would have been really great to have zoomed into the Norwegian map and seen our journey in more detail, especially as the majority of guests would probably be quite familiar with the UK and would be more interested in the country they were sailing to, particularly the Fjords. Disembarking was really easy and we chose to push our own bags rather than seek assistance. We went down to deck 7 at about 0730 and disembarked quite swiftly, walked over to the car, got in and drove home. Final tip make sure the person in your party who is "in control" !!!! makes sure their watch is switched back to UK time at 0200 on the disembarkation day. My wife could have had an extra hour's sleep !!! Great ship P&O and some really great staff - Thank you
Sail Date: 08-2025

west country yokel
6-10 Cruises: 60s
Great value for money, happy customer!
Fabulous designed ship (was a bit worried about the size as never sailed on a ship this size before), and for the price we paid it was excellent value! Embarkation seamless (not looking forward to going to an airport anytime soon!) food was great, cabin extremely well designed and of course the staff are very polite and courteous as always. The only thing that left the cruise down was the entertainment - felt that the atrium was lacking in atmosphere and the theatre shows were poor. And a couple of guys in the resident band (Pulse?) just didn't look like they wanted to be there. The sound quality in the aqua dome left a lot to be desired. But a big pat on the back to Katherine Green (such an enthusiastic member of the entertainment team, fabulous singing workshop) and we really enjoyed the silent disco. All in all a great week, made even better by the cracking weather, thank you Norway. Looking forward to our next 2 P and O cruises on Iona but hoping the entertainment will be improved. But as said, great value for money.
Sail Date: 07-2025



































































