Aurora

A superliner with style, Aurora boasts a cosmopolitan air that is combined with the very best of classic British design. Her tiered stern exudes a certain elegance and tasteful interiors invite you to relax and watch the world go by. There’s the chic ambience of Café Bordeaux; the Moorish splendour of her main restaurants; the Lalique-inspired waterfall in her impressive atrium; the style of Raffles chocolate and coffee bar. And much more besides including a trio of pools that tempt you to a refreshing dip. One is even housed beneath a glass canopy, so that you can swim and lounge poolside no matter what the weather.

Diamond Bridge has exclusive use of Vanderbilt’s, Aurora’s superb card room, between 4.30pm and 7.30pm each day for daily duplicate bridge sessions (we shall start a little later on port days to ensure that you can see the sights), giving you time afterwards to relax with a cocktail before joining your new-found friends for dinner in the Medina or Alexandria Restaurant at 8.30pm – unless of course you have chosen to opt for an evening of Select Dining in the Pennant Grill or Café Bordeaux for a change of ambience and cuisine.

Evenings come to life to the tune of cabaret in Carmen’s showlounge, shows in the Curzon, films in the Playhouse cinema and syndicate quizzes in Vanderbilt’s. Later your choices continue into the small hours: you might opt for the Monte Carlo casino, the Crow’s Nest or Anderson’s to dance the night away. But whatever you do, you will find Aurora’s charms are many and varied.

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