Cunard Line

Cunard Line founded in 1840 by Samuel Cunard, this iconic cruise line established the first regular transatlantic steamship service. The three Cunard ships are named after English Queens – so you’re getting the royal treatment off the bat. The fleet includes the legendary Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Victoria. An additional ship is being built in Italy at present, with input from some of the best interior designers in the world.

Cunard's three ships – Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, and Queen Victoria – receive praise for their stylish accommodations and elegant facilities, including upscale dining areas and opulent ballrooms. Keeping with its legacy as a traditional, old-world ocean liner, Southampton-based Cunard Line is one of the only luxury cruise lines to offer secluded dining areas for select passengers, meaning guests staying in standard staterooms dine in a different restaurant than passengers staying in suites. Outside the luxurious lodgings, you can enjoy lounging and dining options like the Golden Lion pub and a specialty steakhouse restaurant on all three ships.

In 2022, Cunard offers one-way, round-trip, and transatlantic sailings to major cities across the United States, Canada, Europe, the Caribbean, Africa, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Available shore excursions depend on the cruise's itinerary and duration (future voyages range from two to 113 nights). Excursions include a Sydney Harbour Bridge climb in Sydney, a traditional Portuguese tile painting in Lisbon, Portugal, and more. What's more, all of Cunard's ships feature casinos, spas, art galleries, and a wide range of enrichment programs, such as computer classes, ballroom dance tutorials, and lecture series.

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Website: https://www.cunard.com/en-gb