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About Cunard

Cunard is the last true ocean liner company. Queen Mary 2 still crosses the Atlantic in seven nights, and every ship keeps the ballroom, the Grills restaurants, afternoon tea served by white-gloved waiters and a dress-for-dinner tradition that people genuinely enjoy.

Beyond the transatlantic crossing, Cunard sails Norway and the Mediterranean from Southampton, the Caribbean in winter and a full world voyage each January. Accommodation is tiered: Britannia for the main dining room, Princess and Queens Grill for suites with their own restaurants and a private deck. Enrichment is a real strength — RADA acting workshops, guest lecturers, planetarium shows on Queen Mary 2 and an excellent library.

Transatlantic crossings

Seven nights Southampton to New York on Queen Mary 2, the only liner built for it.

The Grills

Suite guests dine in their own restaurants with a dedicated terrace and lounge.

Ballroom dancing

A proper sprung dance floor, live orchestra and gala evenings.

World voyages

Full circumnavigations each January, or shorter sectors flying one way.

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All prices are shown in pounds sterling (GBP) and are indicative lead-in fares per person, refreshed daily and subject to availability. We confirm the live price, cabin and inclusions before you book.

Cunard questions, answered

Do I have to dress up?+
Evenings have a smart dress code and there are gala nights, but daytime is relaxed. Most guests enjoy the occasion.
How long is the Atlantic crossing?+
Seven nights each way. Many guests sail one way and fly the other, which we can arrange together.
Are children allowed?+
Yes — there are kids' clubs on every ship, though Cunard attracts a predominantly adult crowd.