Just enjoy!! - The food and the staff were great. We saw the northern lights but it was very windy and hard to keep the camera steady but at the end we managed to get very good pictures.

Lovely Dinner with Views - Beautiful cruise with amazing views! Crew was very accommodating for my partner who is allergic to dairy, eggs and nuts. Tasty Norwegian dishes and descriptions along with fun facts were served throughout the evening along with a complimentary welcome glass of champagne. The captain tried his best to get us views of the northern lights but the clouds around the island of Tromsø were thick so we only caught a peek that could only be seen through a camera or phone lens. Overall, very relaxing evening and lovely for couples.

Perfect Experience - A wonderful experience which was a birthday surprise for me! Staff were welcoming and food was fabulous. Norwegian tapas starter, hot salted cod main and cold dessert. All delicious and made perfect with the display of northern lights.

Great lectures - Nice boat, good dinner, great staff who are really interesting and explained the northern lights wonderfully

Lovely Night - Stunning boat! Beautiful view of fjord at night. And Northern Lights showing. Interesting dinner! Great talks by crew!

Good meal, requires luck for it to be worth it - Good food, well organized, no northern lights. I've seen the Aurora as part of a bus chase, but there was some light pollution. With the boat, we're really very far from any city and it's almost completely dark in some areas, so I can imagine it would be fantastic to see the Northern Lights on this trip, but you need some luck. The dinner was good and the crew attentive. I wouldn't do it if I knew in advance we wouldn't see the lights, since then it's just an expensive, though pleasant, dinner in a boat. But of course that is impossible to predict and you may want to try your luck.

3 day cruise to nowhere - We booked a 3 night cruise to Guernsey but the weather was too bad to lower the tenders so the one and only port was aborted. The cruise turned into a staycation cruise. I have a disability so the small ship suited me as I cannot cope with the large ships anymore, I had booked an excursion and P & O could have given me more information because I found out that I could take my rollator on the tender but not on the coach. They told me I had to do a step test to prove I could get on the tender but forgot to mention that I had to go down 15 steps to get to the tender. As we did not get off none of this mattered but I have written to them about the lack of information. The entertainment was good, there was an excellent rock and roll band who were very talented musicians, The food was ok. Our balcony cabin was also ok, did not like the configuration very much and did not like the fact I had to climb into the bath to have a shower, very difficult for me. Word of warning: Be aware that our cabin 103 on deck 10 was next to the Piano suite and was occupied by someone who could not play the piano. It drove me mad so I turned the sound on the TV to 35 and that stopped the piano racket instantly

The food is poor - Unfortunately the event didn't convince us. It wasn't the crew's fault; they were really, really friendly and the stories were funny and interesting. Unfortunately the food wasn't good. The starter was okay, but the main course (cod) was dry and the dessert (panna cotta) had a thick skin on it. We would not recommend the tour.

Dinner Cruise - This trip was not terrible, and while we did not see the northern lights, we know it was no one's fault. It was due to bad weather. However, the food was not great and they did not offer alternative to what they were serving. I would suggest a menu. I would not suggest thus trip if you have kids 5 or under.

Ruined our engagement - We had just gotten engaged and had the aurora dinner cruise booked on our last night in Norway before returning home. We arrived early and decided to wait next to the catamaran until boarding started and as time went by the remaining guests queued politely. It wasn't long before a rude foreign woman wearing purple clothing barged in and pushed everyone away flying a booking confirmation in everyone's faces shouting about her 16 person group booking. She was sent to another catamaran with her group and we waited to board. The staff member could not find my and my partner's names on her list and also sent us to the other catamaran. When we arrived, the same rude woman shouted in my face "you are not part of my group!" And shoved me out of the way. Where I come from, shouting at someone in public and shoving them out of the way is considered harassment. Maybe I was in the way of her group, but it does not give her the right to harass me. When she finally boarded, the staff member also could not find us in her list and said we belong on the first catamaran we came from. We were last to board and was seated at table in the middle of the ship with the view of a staircase whilst everyone else were sitting by the windows with romantic views of the city. The food was terrible too, but in light of the other guest's harassment, not the worst. This company should really invest in a more professional passenger management protocol. Get a tablet or phone with your guest list instead of a piece of paper missing half the names, and manage your group tours separately. Ruined our engagement completely.