The ship was clean cabins ok although ready for an upgrade, I took a friend for her 1st cruise, I was embarrassed as the lack of entertainment was shocking I've cruised with p& o several times and the shows in the theatre were great . However, on this trip we had a comedian in the Havana ( who was very good) twice over 7 days and a chap who played the guitar playing background songs!! 1 entertainer singing 80s medleys in the theatre twice in 7 days. And that was it, my friend was so disappointed and I so embarrassed, and talking to other fellow cruises were all so disappointed. So, P& O whats going on??? We complained to the captain he just side tracked, but all of a sudden we saw the entertainment team for the 1st time engaging with people on the 6th day. I want answeres as I've booked the brittania in May and feel I need to have the entrainment confirmed before I pay my balance, will be looking at RC and other brands from now on

We started our trip in Heraklion ...spent 3 days and then we rented a car to explore the Crete island for 2 weeks. I felt like was reliving my road trips during the university days!!! I hopped different Greek islands way back then....but this time I concentrated on Crete.

Highly recommend this tour of Greece if you want to see some of the highlights - Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini. There are many transfers (from airport to hotel, hotels to ferries, etc), and this tour helped to make them seamless. There was a great level of flexibility, and at the same time the schedule also made sure you got to see what you were hoping to see. For example, in Santorini, there was a full day tour, which included a winery, beautiful views, and Oía at sunset (aka the gorgeous view that everyone has photos of)- if we had been on our own, it would have been challenging to get back to the hotel after staying late at Oía, though thanks to the tour we just hopped on a bus.

Tafalgar took us all around to see the must-sees. However, I would not use this company again. Local guides were promised, but not provided. The stays at supposedly 5 star hotels were ok, but the rooms did not even have facial tissue or wash cloths. Free time for lunch meals was not a free time. We were taken to a spot, often in the middle of nowhere and had to make due with the menu there. Time allotted for some attractions, like the Acropolis Museum, were for only 1/2 hour - barely time enough to get in the door.

Very fun and informative. The guide was able to answer all questions. Only thing I would suggest is go to the Panathenaic stadium on your own. During the tour of Athens we were rushed for time and only got to take pictures from the outside.