Azura

During the day, you can dress in whatever you like. However, on all our ships, we have two dress codes that apply in the evenings: Evening Casual and Black Tie. Nights where the dress code is Evening Casual, you can bring out your best shirt, dress and smart, dark denim. For nights where the dress code is Black Tie, make sure to pack your best tux, suit or cocktail dress.
 

There are some venues on each ship where dress codes don’t apply, so make sure to check your Horizon paper that’s delivered to your cabin each day to check where these are, as they vary ship by ship. For those travelling on family-friendly ships, dress codes also don’t apply to children aged 12 and under.

Azura has a normal operating capacity of 3,100 guests and 1,250 crew.

Azura has accommodation to suit everyone. She’s home to 1,557 cabins including 434 Inside, 195 Sea view, 700 Balcony, 182 Superior Deluxe Balcony, 26 Suite, 18 Single and 2 Family cabins.

Azura is a family-friendly ship and offers age specific children’s clubs on board.

Azura, a social paradise at sea, offers a wealth of holidays but is particularly at home in the Mediterranean and Canary Islands.

Azura sails from Tenerife and Valletta.

Azura’s godmother is ballerina Dame Darcey Bussell. Dame Darcey named Azura when the ship entered service in April 2010.

Azura entered into service in April 2010.

Azura offers 10 restaurants on board including the Peninsular Restaurant, The Glass House and The Epicurean. She’s also home to 13 bars and cafés.

Azura measures at 290m, 115,055 tons and 14 guest decks.

• The Playhouse theatre
• Library
• Art gallery
• SeaScreen open air cinema
• Brodie’s
• Three deck atrium
• Malabar, an exotic bar inspired by the contemporary hotels on Marine Drive, Mumbai. Entertainment is always different, from piano recitals, cabaret, bands and dancing.
• Manhattan show lounge where you might enjoy spectacular cabaret performances, fun quiz shows, tribute acts, family shows and glittering discos.

• 4 pools
• 6 whirlpool spas
• Sauna
• Steam room
• Spa and Salon
• Thermal Suite
• The Retreat
• Theatre
• Open air cinema
• Casino
• Art gallery
• Library
• Sports court
• Fully equipped gym
• Fitness classes
• Dance classes
• Shopping

Azura has 4 pools and 6 whirlpool spas, as well as a sauna and steam room

Azura has an open-air cinema on the Aqua Deck (deck 16). SeaScreen open-air cinema shows a variety of classic and family films above the pool area.

Azura has 14 guest decks

With nine different restaurants, there’s a world of flavours to explore aboard Azura including Freedom and Club dining options. When it comes to speciality restaurants, Sindhu offers a menu of finely balanced spices, The Glass House is the place for tasty plates paired with the perfect wines, and The Beach House is the ideal spot for hearty dishes and an informal atmosphere. And when you’re in the mood for something more casual, you can choose from two buffet restaurants and the poolside grill. 

Yes, you can enjoy Freedom or Club dining aboard Azura in the Peninsular, Oriental and Meridian Restaurants. Speciality dining is also on offer in a variety of other venues.

With a choice of shops aboard Azura, you can browse and buy the following (and more):

Luxury branded items such as jewellery, gifts, clothes, accessories, cosmetics and perfume

Holiday essentials such as souvenirs, sun lotion, snacks, toiletries and batteries

Photography products and services

Satellite internet packages

Shore experiences

Art and collectibles

Depending on the cabin type and location, balconies on Azura vary in size from 4 to 26 square metres. To find out about the size of the balcony for a specific cabin, feel free to call us on 0344 338 8003.