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Cunard is renowned for being a pioneer of world cruising, having undertaken more world voyages than any other passenger line since 1847. Not only does Cunard have a rich history, they are also known for their impeccable "White Star" service, stylish and grand-in-style fleet and their famous signature Cunard experiences where no detail is overlooked. Their world class fleet of 3 ships Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth - all offer a selection of uncrowded spaces to escape to, famous Afternoon Tea, spectacular Gala balls and so much more.

After the world war, Queen Mary, alongside Queen Elizabeth, dominated the transatlantic transportation market and so contributes to Cunard's appeal to history fanatics in particular. Cunard pioneered luxury world cruising in 1922, and also offers many carefully considered itineraries to unforgettable, delightful destinations that will satisfy the tastes of all cruise enthusiasts. On board expect to be inspired by the West End-calibre shows in the Royal Court Theatre or live performances by resident bands to jazz ensembles. With a wide range of cruises leaving from Australia, Cunard offers a world of opportunities to discover from your own backyard.

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Kerryn

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Cunard Line has a long and storied history, dating as far back as its famous 1840s transatlantic crossings. While today there are much quicker ways to cross the Atlantic, there really is no finer way to do it than aboard a Cunard vessel. Present day the Queen Mary does this journey but the cruise line offers voyages in all corners of the globe, with many new maiden calls in 2019 and 2020.

Voyages on-board one of the three queens have retained their timeless, sophisticated British style over the years, where no request is too much for the staff, and formal nights mean dress codes come into effect after 6pm.

Cunard itineraries offer a blend of iconic world-famous cities as well as unique, awe-inspiring destinations that allow for enriching days in port as well as plenty of time on board to explore your ship.

FACTS & FIGURES

Number of ships: 3
Atmosphere: Traditonal and formal ocean cruises
Sailing areas: Transatlantic, North America, South American, the Caribbean, Europe, the Mediterranean and World Crusies
On-board language(s): English & German

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Claire

Terrific Tasmania

Enjoy five nights aboard the Queen Elizabeth with a trip to Tasmania! You will set sail from Sydney, enjoying two port visits to Hobart and Port Arthur, along with 2 days cruising so you can experience the luxurious infrastructure on-board the youngest Cunard vessel.
Our advice:
Use your two sea-days to explore your surroundings on the Queen Elizabeth. View a performance at the Royal Court Theatre, put on your tux or cocktail dress and sample the fine-dining at the Brittania Restaurant.

Sydney - Sydney
Australia
04.03.2019
March 2019

from AU$ 1699

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Kelly

Caribbean Exploration

Over two full weeks, the Queen Mary II will visit six beautiful Caribbean ports in as many days, on islands including Barbados, Saint Lucia and the US Virgin Islands, while also giving you six full sea days to explore your temporary new home.
Our advice:
Why not arrive a few days early to the Big Apple? This could set up your cruise nicely, ensuring you shake off the jet lag before hopping on-board the Queen Mary 2. Once in the Caribbean, make sure to keep an open mind to the eccentric, quirky culture of the locals, and their distinctive cuisines.

New York - New York
Caribbean
25.11.2018
November 2018

from AU$ 1749

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Teresa

Southampton to New York

Experience a 7-night transatlantic voyage from Southampton to New York with the cruise line who have been doing it since 1847.
Our advice:
Over the last 180 years, Cunard Line have learned a thing or two about how best to ensure this famous route is an unforgettable adventure for its passengers. Service from staff and availability of amenities and entertainment are paramount on a transatlantic cruise, and on-board the Queen Mary II, the distinctively British style of service, along with state-of-the-art facilities are one of a kind among all cruise lines and always live up to expectations.

Southampton - New York
Transatlantic
June 2018 - April 2020
June 2018 - April 2020

from AU$ 1289

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Cunard Line

Queen Mary 2

The majestic Queen Mary 2 provides everything one would expect of a classical cruise liner. The Queen Mary 2 is a display of pure class with stylish interior providing you with comfort for your cruise.

2003
345 m
2695
13
5 out of 5

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AU$ 349

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Queen Elizabeth

The Queen Elizabeth is the youngest Queen in the Cunard fleet and evokes Hollywood glamour while boasting modern yet timeless and luxurious accommodation. On board you will find countless entertainment opportunities and facilities.

2010
294 m
2081
12
5 out of 5

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AU$ 359

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Queen Victoria

Cruise like royalty in the unique and luxurious ambiance on board the Queen Victoria. Explore her wood-panelled library, the museum at sea and the Royal Court Theatre with its extraordinary show programme.

2007
294 m
2547
12
5 out of 5

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AU$ 449

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Cunard

Modern Cruise Liners with a Historical Flair

Founded in 1840, Cunard Line is a British based multi-national shipping company headquartered in Carnival House, Southampton, England, along with sister cruise brands P&O Cruises, P&O Cruises Australia and its parent company, Carnival UK (ultimately owned by Carnival Corporation plc.) With a long standing tradition of oceanic voyages, Cunard Line remains one of the oldest and most famous cruise companies in the world. Cunard Line’s four transatlantic steam ships, which sailed from Liverpool to Boston, quickly became known as the fastest way to cross the Atlantic Ocean. The company ordered its first superliner cruise ships in 1902, one of which being the famous Lusitania. A big name with a unique history, Cunard Line holds a number of flagships to its name; from launching the historic Lusitania in 1906 torpedoed in World War 1, to presently operating Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria.

Cunard Line’s World Famous Fleet

All built within the last 10 years, the Cunard fleet of three 5 Star vessels combines timeless elegance with the Cunard trademark of prestigious charm and modern-day comforts.
Arguably the most well-known of the fleet, the Queen Mary 2 (also referred to as QM2) was built as a transatlantic ocean liner and therefore more specifically designed from many other passenger ships. With a maximum speed of just over 30 knots (56km/hr), QM2 Queen Mary 2 travels much faster than a contemporary cruise ship!

Having the same design as other Vista-class cruise ships, though slightly longer and maintaining Cunard Lines’ interior style stands the majestic Queen Victoria (QV).Become captivated by QV’s Queen Victoria’s soaring Grand Lobby the moment you traverse though its exquisite doors embossed with a royal flair.

A tribute to her predecessors QM2 Queen Mary 2 and QVQueen Victoria, the Queen Elizabeth classically evokes remnants of the 1930’s era, synonymous with Cunard Lines cruise ships, and is the youngest of the three Cunard vessels. Sail in the harmony of grandeur and contemporary sophistication on-board and discover vast array of exotic destinations and cultures.