Britannia

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.

Britannia has a normal operating capacity of 3,647 guests and 1,350 crew.

Britannia has accommodation to suit everyone. She’s home to 1,837 cabins including 448 Inside, 1,206 Balcony, 92 Superior Deluxe Balcony, 64 Suite and 27 Single cabins.

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

Britannia, offering 5* hotel glamour at sea, offers a wealth of holidays but is particularly at home in the Mediterranean and Caribbean. You’ll also find her on holidays to Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands, Short Breaks and Northern European City Escapes.

Britannia sails from Southampton, Barbados and St Lucia.

Britannia was named by Her Majesty The Queen. Britannia entered service in March 2015.

Britannia entered into service in March 2015.

Britannia offers 11 restaurants on board including the Oriental Restaurant, The Limelight Club and The Epicurean. She’s also home to 15 bars and cafés, including Market Café.

Britannia measures at 330m, 143,000 tons and 13 guest decks.

• Headliners theatre
• Library
• Art gallery
• Brodie’s
• The Crystal Room
• The Studio - the place to come for anything and everything from talks, guest speakers, cookery demos, films, game shows and music recitals…
• The Limelight Club – relish a three-course culinary experience alongside entertainment by some of Britain’s best-loved performers
• The Live Lounge – music and dancing, the perfect spot for a nightcap

• 4 pools
• 4 whirlpool spas
• Steam room
• Spa and Salon
• Hydrotherapy Suite
• The Retreat
• Theatre
• Casino
• Art gallery
• Library
• Sports court
• Fully equipped gym
• Fitness classes
• Dance classes
• Shopping
• The Cookery Club

Britannia has 4 pools, 4 whirlpools and a steam room

Britannia has 13 guest decks

There are nine different restaurants on board Britannia, including Freedom and Club dining options, plus coffee shops and cafés where you might enjoy a snack. You could treat yourself to a speciality dining experience at a venue such as Sindhu, which offers a menu of finely balanced spices, The Glass House with its small plates and perfectly paired wines, or The Limelight Club, where dinner is accompanied by top-notch live entertainment. For a more informal meal, head to the Horizon buffet and savour flavours from around the world or try the poolside pizzeria and grill. 

Yes, Freedom and Club dining are both available in the Peninsular, Oriental and Meridian Restaurants. And a number of other fantastic venues offer speciality dining.

Britannia has a choice of shops where you can browse and buy the following (and more):

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

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

Photography products and services

Satellite internet packages

Shore experiences

Art and collectibles

The Studio is the place to watch movies on board Britannia. This venue also hosts talks and demonstrations from special guests, musical performances and even game shows. Keep an eye on the Horizon newspaper on board to see what’s on each day.