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Cunard - Ship: Queen Victoria

Departure 13/05/2024

till 27/05/2024

(14 nights)

Zone: Mediterranean | Cruising Int. water | Greek Islands

(V413)

Prices from: 1.498,00 EUR

Itinerary

Day	Date	Port
1	13/05/2024 -:-	Civitavecchia (Rome)
2	14/05/2024 -:-	Messina Strait
3	15/05/2024 -:-	At sea
4	16/05/2024 -:-	Rhodes
5	17/05/2024 -:-	Kusadasi
6	18/05/2024 -:-	Dardanelles
7	19/05/2024 -:-	Istanbul
8	20/05/2024 -:-	Istanbul
9	21/05/2024 -:-	Dardanelles
10	22/05/2024 -:-	Santorini
11	23/05/2024 -:-	Piraeus (Athens)
12	24/05/2024 -:-	At sea
13	25/05/2024 -:-	Katakolon
14	26/05/2024 -:-	At sea
15	27/05/2024 -:-	Civitavecchia (Rome)

Cunard

The elegance of a legendary time Cunard can look back on a long maritime tradition.

The shipping company was founded in 1838 by Canadian Samuel Cunard and took over the White Star Line in 1934. Cunard is the oldest cruise line and is the only company that still has a trans-Atlantic liner. Although today owned by the Carnival Corporation, the airline continues to exude a classic British flair.

Cunard is one of the pioneers of passenger transport by sea. She launched the first Atlantic crossing in 1840, the only way to reach the New World at the time. Cunard has maintained its prestige and distinct British style over the years with a strict dress code and traditions such as the afternoon tea, perfectly served by waiters in white gloves, and the dance evenings with orchestra in the Queen's Room, the ballroom on board the ships. Of course, the typical pub should not be missed. The crew is international and the officers mainly British.

Queen Victoria

The glorious past of Cunard is still present thanks to fascinating objects and its timeless traditions like the "tea-time" served impeccably by waiters in white gloves. On board these ships, the crew is composed mainly of British officers.

This is reflected in the atmosphere and in the activities offered, but also in the famous White Star ServiceTM, which continues to seduce its passengers with its magnificence and its atmosphere so evocative of the great liners of the past.

Its positioning varies according to the seasons and the years, but it is often found traveling around the world in winter, in Northern Europe and in the Mediterranean in summer.