Find the Cheapest Cruises to the Black Sea and Visit Turkey, Russia and the Ukraine
If you're looking for a budget-friendly 2011 cruise deal, you might want to browse the range of cheap P&O cruises to the Black Sea and explore the surrounding countries.
The pocket of water, which joins the Mediterranean Sea through the Aegean Sea, is bordered by nations such as Turkey, Romania and Russia, so find the cheapest cruise and get ready for a memorable trip that doesn't break the bank.
Opting for a cruise with P&O can be a great way to travel in affordable luxury and make the most of your time on the boat while stopping off at fantastic destinations handpicked to give you the best experience.
One of your stops along the way is likely to be Turkey's largest city - Istanbul.
Here you can gaze in awe at the amazing architecture of structures like the great Byzantine cathedral Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace and the Sultanahmet mosque - the only mosque in the world with six minarets.
While you're in Turkey, pay a visit to the Archaeological Museum and delve into the country's history, or trek up the cliff sides to get some breathtaking views over the shoreline and historical trading point of the Golden Horn.
When the evening sets in, return to your ship and take advantage of the onboard facilities if you'd like to enjoy some entertainment, otherwise rest up in your comfy cabin before you reach your next destination - Russia.
You'll stop off in the city of Sochi, a famous medicinal destination renowned for its healing therapies.
You might like to try out some of the procedures for yourself; if not, call in at the many museums in the area and don't miss a visit to Stalin's second home, known as a dacha.
Next on your tour your boat will take you to the Ukraine, dropping you off at the beautiful resort of Yalta.
Soak up the sunshine on the beach or call in at Chekhov's former house and learn more about the dramatist at the museum inside.
Visit Odessa, where you'll find the famous Potemkin Steps, or go for a leisurely boat ride along the Crimean River to finish your trip to the country.
Romania could be next on the cards and it's here you'll be able to see Europe's largest mosaic, as well as some awe-inspiring cathedrals, before travelling to your last stop - Bulgaria - which is full of folklore and remarkable monuments for those perfect holiday snaps.
The pocket of water, which joins the Mediterranean Sea through the Aegean Sea, is bordered by nations such as Turkey, Romania and Russia, so find the cheapest cruise and get ready for a memorable trip that doesn't break the bank.
Opting for a cruise with P&O can be a great way to travel in affordable luxury and make the most of your time on the boat while stopping off at fantastic destinations handpicked to give you the best experience.
One of your stops along the way is likely to be Turkey's largest city - Istanbul.
Here you can gaze in awe at the amazing architecture of structures like the great Byzantine cathedral Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace and the Sultanahmet mosque - the only mosque in the world with six minarets.
While you're in Turkey, pay a visit to the Archaeological Museum and delve into the country's history, or trek up the cliff sides to get some breathtaking views over the shoreline and historical trading point of the Golden Horn.
When the evening sets in, return to your ship and take advantage of the onboard facilities if you'd like to enjoy some entertainment, otherwise rest up in your comfy cabin before you reach your next destination - Russia.
You'll stop off in the city of Sochi, a famous medicinal destination renowned for its healing therapies.
You might like to try out some of the procedures for yourself; if not, call in at the many museums in the area and don't miss a visit to Stalin's second home, known as a dacha.
Next on your tour your boat will take you to the Ukraine, dropping you off at the beautiful resort of Yalta.
Soak up the sunshine on the beach or call in at Chekhov's former house and learn more about the dramatist at the museum inside.
Visit Odessa, where you'll find the famous Potemkin Steps, or go for a leisurely boat ride along the Crimean River to finish your trip to the country.
Romania could be next on the cards and it's here you'll be able to see Europe's largest mosaic, as well as some awe-inspiring cathedrals, before travelling to your last stop - Bulgaria - which is full of folklore and remarkable monuments for those perfect holiday snaps.
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