What is the guest capacity on Iona?

Iona has a normal operating capacity of 5,200 guests and 1,800 crew.

How many cabins does Iona have?

Iona has accommodation to suit everyone. She’s home to 2,610 cabins including Inside, Sea view, Balcony, Deluxe Balcony, Conservatory Mini-suite, Suite, Single and Family cabins.

Are children allowed on Iona?

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

Where does Iona sail to?

Iona offers a wealth of holidays to Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands, Northern European City Escapes and Norwegian Fjords.

Where does Iona sail from?

Iona begins her holidays in Southampton.

How many restaurants and bars does Iona have?

Iona offers 14 restaurants on board including The Quays, The Olive Grove and Sindhu. She’s also home to 19 bars and cafés.

Iona measures at 344m, 184,700 tons and 15 guest decks.

What entertainment is on board Iona?

Headliners theatre SkyDome Grand Atrium Library Art gallery Brodie’s Ocean Studios cinemas The Club House The Limelight Club – relish a three-course culinary experience alongside entertainment by some of Britain’s best-loved performers The 710 Club – curated and crafted by Gary Barlow, the club will serve up live music with an unmistakably vintage vibe.

What can I do whilst on board Iona?

4 pools Infinity Pool 6 infinity whirlpool spas 12 whirlpool spas Sauna Steam room Spa and Salon Thermal Suite Hydrotherapy pool The Retreat Theatre Cinema Casino Art gallery Library Sports Arena Fully equipped gym Fitness classes Dance classes Shopping

Iona

Guests5,200

Length337m

Crew1,800

Family friendly - 2020 will put P&O Cruises in the history books once again. Iona will offer the next generation of guests the holiday of a lifetime on the next generation of P&O Cruises ships. As our biggest, most innovative and greenest ship yet, Iona will be heralding an exciting new era of cruising for the P&O Cruises fleet.

Accommodation | Dining | Drinks | Entertainment

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Iona's highlights

Explore amazing spaces and special places

Iona’s facilities are nothing short of amazing, and with so much to choose from, you’ll need a little time to find your feet. The ship is designed to let the outdoors in and create an atmosphere of space, light and calm, most notably in the stunning public areas.

Enjoy incredible wining and dining

On Iona, good food is an art form. With 30 different venues to choose from, there’s something for everyone, whatever the mood, by day and night. Plus, in a fleet first, Freedom Dining is standard in all the main dining rooms.

Feel good with spa and salon services

The Oasis Spa is a focal point for rest and rejuvenation. Soothe away life’s stresses and strains in a hydrotherapy suite. Feel good from top to toe with a range of premium therapies: book a stress-busting massage or rejuvenate with beauty treatments.

Get active: on your own or with the family

Pick up on hobbies and interests you love but don’t usually have time to do. Or perhaps now is the time to try something new? Swim al fresco or under the SkyDome’s glass roof; relax and take in the ocean from an infinity pool or whirlpool; play table tennis, football and basketball, among other sporting pursuits.

See extraordinary entertainment

Let us entertain you like never before. Head for entertainment hub SkyDome, home to top acts and live shows. In the Grand Atrium, aerialists and pop-up performances will add drama to your days and nights, while Headliners theatre is the home of exciting shows for all the family.

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Where can you sail to on Iona?

Snow topped mountains in the Norwegian Fjords

Spain, Canary Islands, Tenerife, Puerto de la Cruz, Atlantic ocean, View of Orotaval and Teide

Iona begins her inaugural summer season in the stunning Norwegian Fjords

The Norwegian fjords are a wild wonderland of breathtaking scenery, cultural gems and action-packed adventure. This dramatic destination is on many travellers’ must-visit lists, and for good reason–once you’ve visited the fjords, you’ll never forget them.

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Her first winter season is one of sunshine and surprises in The Canary Islands, Spain and Portugal

Spain, Portugal and the Canary Islands are rightly famed for their abundant sunshine and sandy shores, but these dynamic destinations offer so much more than winter-sun or beach-based breaks. Leave the sun-lounger behind and treat your senses to a world of eye-opening culture.

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Iona's winter season is also one of cultural exploration in some of Northern Europe’s most exciting cities

Iona’s seven-night Northern European City Escapes take in a range of standout cities in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands, with late calls and overnights that give you time to really explore and relax.

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