Cruising All Around The World

Cunard Line offers seven main regions around the world where they travel to. The main regions are the Caribbean, Transatlantic, North America & Canada, the Mediterranean & Black Sea, Northern Europe, The Baltics, Iceland, The Fjords & Scandinavia and Iberia & the Canaries.

Whichever region you decide is best suited to you, you will sure to find a cruise experience that will exceed your expectations. You can cruise from as little as 2 nights giving you the chance to get a feel for cruising or alternatively you could take a trip around the globe and indulge in a world cruise visiting all seven of the regions.
 

100th Transatlantic Crossing for QM2

Cunard Cruise Line has announced that its flagship; the Queen Mary 2 will embark on her 100th Transatlantic Crossing on Sunday 21st September 2008.

She will depart her homeport of Southampton on the Sunday and will arrive in New York on Saturday 27th September 2008.

This Transatlantic Crossing sees a big mile stone for Queen Mary 2 as she will have traveled 316,729 miles on Transatlantic voyages alone. Since she began service in 2004 she will have clocked up nearly three-quarters of a million miles.

2009 sees Queen Mary 2 embark on her second World Cruise as well as continue her annual Transatlantic itineraries.

100th Transatlantic Cruise

Cunard Cruise Lines Queen Mary 2 is to sail her 100th Transatlantic Crossing. She will depart from her home port of Southampton on Sunday 21st September 2008.

Queen Mary 2 will arrive in New York on 27th September 2008. By this time she will have covered 711,288 miles with 316,729 of these miles being on her Transatlantic voyages.

Queen Mary 2 annually travels on Transatlantic Itineraries, on top of this, 2009 will see her embark on her second World Cruise.

For the full press release see The Cruise News.

QE2 Farewell Visit

Cunard has today announced that Queen Elizabeth 2 will be bid farewell by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh in her homeport of Southampton on 11th November 2008.

The visit in November will see the last day that QE2 will be in the UK before departing on her final voyage to Dubai where she will begin her new life as a floating hotel.

She entered service for Cunard back in September 1967 when she was launched by Her Majesty The Queen. She has operated for the cruise line for more than 40 years with 35 of those years as the flagship of the fleet. During her 40 years she has traveled nearly 5.9 million miles, completed 25 world cruises, crossed the Atlantic 804 times and carried 2.5 millions passengers.

Duke of Edinburgh Farewell

Cunard Line has announced that His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh is to make a farewell visit to Queen Elizabeth 2 in Southampton on 11th November 2008.

Later that day she will depart on her final voyage to Dubai where she will begin her new life as a floating hotel.

She was the flagship of the Cunard fleet and has been in service for more than forty years after being launched by Her Majesty The Queen in September 1967.

Throughout her years of service QE2 has traveled nearly 5.9 million miles carrying 2.5 million passengers, completely 25 world cruises and crossing the Atlantic an incredible 804 times.

The President and Managing Director of Cunard Line has said;

“We are delighted and honoured that His Royal Highness has agreed to visit QE2 on her last day in the UK. The Duke of Edinburgh has taken a close interest in the ship over the last forty years, and I am certain this will be a memorable occasion for all involved”.

For the full press release see The Cruise News.

 

Queen Victoria a New Class

Queen Victoria offers a completely new type of class to cruising with the most spectacular interiors and décor. Inside you will find a fantastic three-tier grand lobby with an incredible staircase. Throughout the ship you will find that a huge amount of care is taken over every little detail including chandeliers and glass roofs. She really is a stylish and glamorous ship.

Queen Mary 2 Christmas

Queen Mary 2 is to spend her Christmas and New Year celebrating in the Caribbean. She will depart Fort Lauderdale in Florida on Friday 19th December 2008 and embark on a 16 night cruise before returning to Fort Lauderdale and flying back to the UK on Sunday 4th January 2009. Christmas Day will be spent cruising in the Caribbean Sea whilst New Years Day is to be spent in the quiet resort of Charlotte Amalie in St Thomas. 

Most Famous Cruise Ship

Queen Elizabeth 2 is one of the most famous ships in the world and has a huge history behind her. She is a much loved ship; so much so that celebrities all around the globe travel to experience Queen Elizabeth 2. Throughout her history of more than 40 years she has carried troops, been a hostess to the royalty and seen more history than can be imagined, she truly is a spectacular ship and inspiration.

Queen Elizabeth Newest Addition

Queen Elizabeth is to be the newest addition to the fleet in autumn 2010 and will replace Queen Elizabeth II who is to retire in November 2008. She is to be the second largest Cunard ship to ever be built carrying 2,092 passengers. Queen Elizabeth promises to be a luxurious ship and follow in the footsteps of her sister ship Queen Victoria

Cunard Queens Grill Experience

Sheer opulence, luxury and elegance await passengers on board Cunard ships, especially for those who sail Queens Grill.

Exclusive to Queens Grill cruisers is a private veranda, a butler, concierge as well as access to the secluded Grills Upper Terrace, The Courtyard outdoor dining area and the single-seating Queens Grill. Suites and penthouses are spacious and luxurious with all the facilities and service you would expect from a five-star hotel room.

The Queens Grill is a wonderful dining experience with beautiful panoramic views of the sea. Top chefs will thrill you with sumptuous dishes and waiters will help you choose from the gourmet menu and from a list of the world’s finest wines.

Experience the Queens Grill experience and let Cunard treat you like royalty.

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