Cunard Line

Caronia
Following an extravagant makeover, the former Vistafjord debuts as the new Caronia, a regal liner perfectly suited to contemporary travellers. Caronia's graceful lines, expansive decks and finishings of teak, mahogany and brass epitomize the golden age of ocean travel. Yet her elegant lifestyle is instantly familiar to the 21st century aficionado. Experience a grand exploration at sea and ashore.

Queen Elizabeth 2
Imagine a floating palace where the pleasures are unmatched. Where royalty, millionaires and film stars have been known to stroll on gleaming teak decks while savoring the earth's most dramatic panoramas. Welcome aboard the one and only Queen Elizabeth 2. Thanks to a refurbishment from bow to stern, she is uniquely prepared to pamper you with the utmost contemporary comfort.
Still the only ship offering regularly scheduled transatlantic service, Queen Elizabeth 2 is also an honoured guest in ports near and far. Sailing the world's waters, she becomes your glamorous refuge

The Queen Elizabeth 2 Experience:

• Five-star luxury cruising
• Most celebrated ocean liner in the world
• 10-piece orchestra for dancing
• Gentlemen Hosts
• Cabaret, stage productions, musical theatre, classical performances
• Presentations by explorers, authors, archaeologists, artists European-style spa and sauna
• Gallery of shops including world famous Harrod's Department Store

Queen Mary 2
In January 2004 Queen Mary 2 will make her debut as Queen among Queens.Queen Mary 2, will be the largest, longest, tallest and widest passenger ship ever conceived. It is fitting that this should be so, because Cunard Line has a long tradition of creating ships which command the superlative in comparison to all others. Standing beside this majestic ship at quayside, visitors will behold a structure as tall as a 21-story building. She will be over a hundred feet longer than the Eiffel Tower is tall, over four city blocks in length. If she were afloat in the pool at the foot of Niagara Falls, her stack would rise over twenty feet above the rim

Queen Victoria
Cunard Line has announced that its new 85,000-ton cruise ship, which is scheduled to enter service in 2005, will be named Queen Victoria. Dedicated to the British cruise market, Queen Victoria will be the second largest Cunarder ever built. Together with the current flagship, Queen Elizabeth 2, and Queen Mary 2, the biggest passenger liner ever, the Cunard fleet will include three Queens for the first time – truly the most famous ocean liners in the world.