Cunard
Cunard has history for over 180 years. Its rich history and seafaring knowledge helped Cunard grow into a truly iconic brand. During the Golden Age of cruising many of Hollywood's stars travelled the seas with Cunard. Elizabeth Taylor, Charlie Chaplin, Cary Grant were among the guests. White-gloved service, impressive ball rooms and chance to discover the world in high-level comfort - the same reasons why modern-day guests have followed Cunard.
Cunard's fleet comprises four Queens: Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, Queen Elizabeth and the newest vessel Queen Anne. The company continues to extend the fleet for future generations and creating more opportunitites to travel the world in comfort and style.
Cunard is proud to have itineraries all around the globe, so the world looks like your "oyster". Cunard suggests local sailings and short breaks, iconic Transatlantic Crossings and maginificent World Voyages.
What makes Cunard different to other cruise lines? Its long history. It is one of the best-known cruise lines around the world. Cunard's flagship - Queen Mary 2 - is the last remaing ocean liner in service in the world. Her pointed bow and reinforced hull are specially designed to cut through the waves of the open sea. A Transatlantic Crossing on Queen Mary 2 is seen by people all over the world as one of the ultimate travel experiences. Cunard has also long-lasting relations with British Royal Family. Cunard offers special Event Voyages centered around certain themes such as fashion. food, literature, music, etc.
Children are special guests for Cunard. There are four individaul clubs for the kids aged six months to 17 y.o. Access to the children's club is included into the fare. Children are welcome in all cinemas and theatres. On Queen Mary 2, illuminations contain the only planetarium at Sea.
