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Destinations
2010 World Cruise
Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria 2010 World Cruise Itinerary
Cunard's two modern luxury liners, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria, will depart in January 2010 on their World Cruises, continuing the line's rich tradition of offering the most spectacular and historic World Cruises on The Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World. Queen Mary 2's Royal Route of Exploration will chart a completely new, Eastbound-Westbound route on a unique itinerary of 101 days featuring 19 maiden calls, three overnight stays (in Hong Kong, Sydney and Cape Town) and her inaugural visit to South Africa. Queen Victoria's 99-day Voyage of Discovery circumnavigation includes 11 maiden ports of call, three overnights (in Sydney, Hong Kong and Dubai) and three convenient U.S. embarkation gateways: New York, Ft. Lauderdale and San Francisco. Guests who book by Feb. 28, 2009 receive an additional 10% off Early Booking Fares.
"On this pair of epic voyages, Cunard continues a storied tradition that began nearly 90 years ago," said Carol Marlow, president of Cunard Line. "In 2010, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria will visit a combined 31 countries, 57 ports and 30 maiden calls, continuing our legacy of impeccable White Star Service(tm), fine dining and unrivaled accommodations."
In addition to full World Cruises, the ships offer a wide range of Liner and Segment voyages, which are now open for booking. These shorter voyages are ideal for travelers who wish to explore a specific part of the world or those whose busy schedules preclude an around-the-world journey.
The Dollars Make Sense
A voyage with Cunard is all-inclusive. Meals, entertainment, 24-hour room service, coffee breaks, airfare and taxes - all those hidden expenses that can add up to so much are already built into the fare. That makes it easier to keep expenses in control - and to plan. One call does it all.