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the most famous
T
HE UNIQUE
ocean liners in the world
APPEAL OF CUNARD
Elegance and sophistication
Rediscover the glamour of ocean
travel’s golden age, as you dress to
the nines for dinner, attend sparkling
azing out across the Atlantic in July 1840, even the visionary Samuel
champagne soirées and waltz across
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the largest ballrooms at sea.
Cunard could not have imagined the full extent of his remarkable legacy.
Legacy & Tradition
Looking ahead over the coming months, the two largest, and arguably the most
Cunard’s proud past is brought to
life amidst fascinating exhibits and
magnificent, Cunarders ever built shall proudly bear his name across the globe. timeless traditions, such as elegant
afternoon tea impeccably served by
white-gloved waiters.
QUEEN VICTORIA has already captured the imagination of discerning Cunard
British Signatures
guests courtesy of her graceful splendour and luxurious ambience so evocative
Registered in Southampton, our ships
are staffed by British officers and
of great liners past. During 2009, she shall continue to delight privileged exude an unmistakable Britishness,
reflected in both the on-board
guests on a series of relaxing roundtrip voyages from Southampton, and in
entertainment and hallmarks like our
famed White Star Service™.
January 2010 she embarks on her 107-night third World Cruise.
Legendary voyages
Queen Mary 2 alone operates a
QUEEN MARY 2, our regal flagship, is longer, taller and wider than all before her. regular timetable of classic
Transatlantic Crossings; both ships
Unmistakably modern and brimming with every conceivable innovation, she
continue our rich tradition of World
Cruises, the epic global adventure
superbly interprets the scheduled transatlantic service that is so integral to our story.
pioneered by Cunard in 1922.
In 2009 Queen Mary 2 explores the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and North
A unique camaraderie
America, before heading off to the warm Caribbean waters for the winter months.
The sociable nature of life aboard
helps new friendships flourish among
In January 2010 she then sets off on her third World Cruise, spanning 101 nights.
regular and first-time Cunard guests
who share a passion for travel and a
taste for refinement.
So ask yourself, where will your unforgettable Cunard voyage take you?
Queen Elizabeth
In 2010, a new ship shall blend these
distinctive signatures with flair and
sophistication. When Queen Elizabeth
arrives, she shall become the second
largest Cunarder ever built and, like so
many illustrious predecessors, shall
proudly bear the famous black and white
livery and iconic red funnel. She promises,
too, to captivate discerning guests with the
opulence of her public rooms, the
glamour of glittering soirées, and the
attentiveness of her impeccable service.
You can register for news on her progress
at
www.cunard.co.uk/queenelizabeth
Queen Victoria
www.cunard.co.uk
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