How do you feel about sailing aboard
ultra-luxurious ships like the Queen Mary, Queen Victoria and
Queen Elizabeth? These three world-famous vessels are part of
the fleet owned and operated by Cunard Line.
Cunard Line, Sailing the Seas Since 1840
Prior to being called Cunard Line, the company which was founded in
1840 was named the British and North American Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company. For more than a century now, the
British-American owned shipping company has been a leading
operator of passenger ships in the North Atlantic. Over the
years, the many changes that the company underwent added to the
sense of history that you will feel when talking about the
company. Currently, the headquarters of Cunard Line is based in
Southampton, England and is operated by Carnival UK.
The ships sailing under the Cunard Line are known
as the most famous ocean liners in the world. The signature
style of being booked in a
Cunard Line cruise begins with champagne toasts in luxurious
salons, dancing the waltz in grand ballrooms, enjoying mouth
watering cuisines in fine dining rooms and enjoying fascinating
conversation on the ship's decks.
Luxury Vessels, Premiums Cruises from Cunard Line
When booking a vacation cruise package with Cunard Line, there are
several things that you need to decide on. First, what is the
duration of the voyage that you wish to take? You can take your
pick from any of the following:
- 1 to 5 Days/Nights
- 6 to 11 Days/Nights
- 12 to 25 Days/Nights
- 25+ Days/Nights
Second, decide which thrilling countries in the world it is that
you wish to explore. Here's a preview of the destinations where
Cunard Line cruises can take you:
- Canaries, Madeira & the Azoeres
- Caribbean, Mexico & the Panama Canal
- Mediterranean
- Northern Europe & British Isles
- Scandinavia, The Baltic & Iceland
- Transatlantic Crossings
- USA (Including Hawaii) & Canada
Travelers also have the option of booking for either the World
Voyage or one of the short voyages which take you on a few days'
cruise to exciting key cities in the world including Amsterdam,
Bilbao, Paris or St. John.
Now comes the fun part – choosing which among the luxury vessels
of Cunard Line you would like to board:
1. Queen Mary 2
Dubbed as the most magnificent ocean liner ever built, the Queen
Mary 2 is a statement of sheer opulence in luxury cruise ship
design. Starting from the bow to the stern, there are 14
spacious decks where you can relax and unwind. Onboard is the
only Planetarium at sea along with ballrooms, theatres, lounges,
elegant dining rooms and a host of other entertainment options.
2. Queen Victoria
Launched in December 2007, the Queen Victoria is the second largest
ship ever built for Cunard Line. One look at the exterior and
interior of the ship and you will see just how opulent its
structure is, having been built with marbles, woods, plush
carpets and rich fabrics.
3. Queen Elizabeth
Who in the world hasn't heard of the 1930s and 1940s inspired décor
of the Queen Elizabeth ship? With its curved staircases,
geometric patterns, glass ceilings and spectacular artwork at
the Grand Lobby, you will feel as if you're in an entirely
different world that is all your own while sailing the seas.
Whether you're a first-time or regular cruiser, it is a must for
you to try and book a luxury cruise aboard one of the Queen
ships of Cunard Line, so that you can have an experience of the
lifetime at sea.
Cunard Cruises