From Cunard Line
Balcony Stateroom guests receive up to
*$1,400 Free Onboard Credit per stateroom.
Grill Suite guests receive Free Drinks and Free Gratuities.
Offer ends July 31, 2018.
$1,229, Oct 20, 2018, Queen Victoria, 7-nights, Rome, Livorno, Alghero, at sea, Barcelona, at sea, Rome
With so many countries and thousands of years of history on the itinerary of our Mediterranean cruises, there are plenty of ways to discover this ancient sea. You can step into grand cities and laidback harbours, discover lively resorts and sleepy islands, stand before vibrant modern architecture or age-old wonders. Your taste buds are in for a treat all over the Med. You can sample Spanish tapas or Greek mezze, treat yourself to Italian coffee and gelato or Turkish tea and baklava. You can expect fresh fish and meats prepared to age-old family recipes, while olives, sun dried tomatoes and fruit all feature heavily in the region’s cuisine too.
Panama canal
$1,919, July 5, 2019, Queen Elizabeth, 16-nights, Los Angeles, 2 sea days, Cabo San Lucas, 2 sea days, Puerto Quetzal, at sea, Puntarenas, at sea, Fuerte Amador, Panama Canal transit, at sea, Aruba, 2 sea days, Ft Lauderdale
Step into a world of effortless indulgence and inspiration aboard the world's only true ocean liner, Queen Mary 2, for the iconic Transatlantic Crossing. Six or seven days of discovery and delight await. The countries of Central America are bursting with color and life. From whale watching on Mexico’s Pacific side through Guatemala, Panama and Costa Rica to the jungles of Belize on the Caribbean Sea, every stop is an explorer’s paradise. Wildlife lovers know the biodiversity of Central America and its rainforests filled with exotic, colourful creatures is unbeatable. Home to thousands of birds, neon frogs and other rare and endangered species, you can enjoy rainforest expeditions inland and swim with turtles in warm, pristine waters.
$1,599, June 10, 2019, Queen Elizabeth, 10-nights, Vancouver, inside passage cruising, Ketchikan, Tracy Arm, Juneau, Skagway, Icy Strait Point, Hubbard Glacier, Sitka, at sea, Victoria, Vancouver
In the extremity of North America, the largest US state of Alaska covers an incredible 579,153 square miles. Only 20 percent of Alaska can be reached by car but its hardy inhabitants have created a very comfortable urban lifestyle in this frozen wilderness. You can enjoy truly exclusive experiences around the glacier fields, lakes and snowy mountains of Alyeska, the original Aluet word for Alaska, meaning ‘The Great Land.’ In Alaska's wild landscapes, you may see grizzly and black bears feasting on salmon from July to mid-September. Watch the skies for bald eagles, hawks and great blue herons. The region’s rich marine life includes humpback and orca; whale-watching is one of the most popular choices for excursions.
$1,299, Nov 25, 2018, Queen Mary 2, 13-nights, New York, 3 sea days, St Thomas, English Harbour, Barbados, St Lucia, St Maarten, Tortola, 3 sea days, New York
A cruise to the Caribbean is arguably the best way to explore the dusting of islands that lie to the south of Florida. The reason is simple. While they are collectively known for their sandy beaches and enviable weather, each island has its own distinct character, so to visit and contrast several on one holiday is a rewarding experience indeed. Snorkelling clear waters, basking on powder-soft sands and visiting lush waterfalls are often what attracts visitors, although certain experiences feel extra special. Like a helicopter ride around St Lucia’s Pitons. A visit to historic Nelson’s Dockyard in Antigua. A stroll past Willemstad’s colourful Dutch inspired gabled houses. Even feeding stingrays in the shallows of Grand Cayman.