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World Cruise 2010
17-53 nights ‘Sailaway’ fare from £2,219 to £63,469
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f time does not allow you to follow Queen Mary 2’s entire sparkling route, you can
still experience the moment when she edges out of Southampton, charged with intense
expectation. After all, this quartet of shorter voyages invites you to venture east beyond the
Mediterranean, over the Indian Ocean or even across the world. Delve into the history of Rome,
Egypt and Oman en route to the opulence of Dubai. Pause to contrast bustling Mumbai, gleaming
Kuala Lumpur and serene Phuket as Singapore slides into view. Soak up the extraordinary energy of
Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City and, lastly, Hong Kong. Or glimpse into the cultural richness of China and
Japan before your grand entrance into awe-inspiring Auckland, circled by breathtakingly rugged peaks.
Auckland, New Zealand
Month Date* Day Port Arrive Depart Phuket, Thailand
Jan 11 M Southampton 17:00
13 W Lisbon, Portugal 12:30 19:00
16 S Rome
(from Civitavecchia), Italy 07:30 19:00
19 T Port Said
M
06:00 23:00
20 W Transit the Suez Canal
21 Th Safaga, Egypt
M
07:00 23:00
26 T Muscat, Oman
MA
09:00 17:00
27 W Dubai, U.A.E 09:00 18:00
30 S Mumbai, India
M
07:00 17:00
Feb 3 W Phuket, Thailand
MA
09:30 18:00
4 Th Penang, Malaysia
MA
08:00 18:00
5 F Kuala Lumpur
(from Port Kelang),Malaysia 08:00 18:00
6 S Singapore 07:00 19:00
8 M Bangkok
(from Laem Chabang), Thailand 07:00 19:00
10 W Ho Chi Minh City
M
(from Vung Tau), Vietnam 07:00 19:00
12 F Hong Kong, China 12:00
13 S Hong Kong 18:00
15 M Shanghai, China
M
08:00 20:00
17 W Nagasaki, Japan
M
08:00 18:00
19 F Tokyo
(from Yokohama), Japan 08:00 18:00
22 M Guam, Mariana Islands
M
08:00 18:00
25 Th Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
MA
08:00 17:00
28 Su Whitsunday Islands, Australia
MA
08:00 18:00
Mar 4 Th Auckland, New Zealand 07:00
M
Maiden Call
A
Anchor Port
*Queen Mary 2 is at sea on dates not shown
Southampton
Rome
Nagasaki
To k yo
Lisbon
Port Said
Shanghai
Dubai
Hong Kong
Highlights
Safaga
Muscat
Mumbai Guam
Bangkok
Phuket Ho Chi
Dubai
Penang
Minh City
Contrast old and new as you visit the historic Al Bastakiya Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
district, home to narrow alleys, photogenic arches and
Rabaul
charming wind tower houses.Then savour the unmistakably
modern as you take tea in the billowing Burj Al Arab Hotel.
Whitsunday Islands
Rabaul
Papua New Guinea’s majestic volcanoes are what make
this land of tiny tree kangaroos and giant butterflies so
uniquely rich in life. Discover their secret as a scenic drive
reaches the superbVolcano Observatory, surrounded by
Auckland
three active specimens.
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