2014 cunard

Mediterranean • Baltic • Fjords • New York • Canada • The World

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Magnificent holidays,endless possibilities

If you want time away to be about leaving everyday life far behind, a Cunard cruise might just be your idea of a perfect holiday. Our three magnificent ships visit the finest destinations in the world andguarantee you total relaxation with their incomparable facilities and White Star Service. They each offer so much space for you to relax andenjoy your holiday along with endless diversions to keep you entertained –ranging from state of the art spas and grand theatres to celebrity guestspeakers and exquisite dining. You set your own balance between beingrelaxed and being sociable, with service that always feels far from theordinary. It’s simply a matter of deciding which Cunard cruise will mostencourage you to leave it all behind.

Contents

Life on Board 3-8

The Grills Experience 10-11

The Britannia Experience 12

Alternative Dining 9, 13

World Voyages 2014 14-15

Queen Elizabeth Cruises 16-18

Queen Victoria Cruises 19

Queen Mary 2 Cruises 20-21

Accommodation 22-27

t h e m o s t f a m o u s o c e a n l i n e r s i n t h e w o r l d

Between January 2014 and early January2015, our three magnificent ships can show you incredible places across Europeand around the world. From buzzing cities tosilent scenery that takes your breath away.All this in total comfort and complete luxury. They will also capture the imaginationwith their own spectacular celebrations in 2014.

In 2014 you can look forward to a new full season of QUEEN ELIZABETH

Mediterranean Cruises, offering the very bestchoice of holidays to explore this wonderfulregion. In addition QUEEN MARY 2 willbe celebrating her 10th Anniversary yearwith a variety of special cruises and events,and QUEEN VICTORIA will offer a fullrange of cruises sailing from Southampton.

2014 HigHligHts

Celebrate Queen Mary 2’s 10th Anniversary when our three Queens meet inSouthampton on 9 May 2014.

Queen Elizabeth operates a NEW full season of Mediterranean Cruises offering a choice of seven, 14 or 21-night holidays

Queen Victoria enjoys a full season of cruises sailing roundtrip from Southampton to Iberia, the Baltic, the Fjords and Mediterranean.

• During her Around the British Isles cruise (23 May 2014) she will celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Aquitania's maiden voyage during her overnight call in Liverpool.

Queen Mary 2 in her 10th Anniversary year offers a choice of 19 TransatlanticCrossings. We will celebrate her 10th Anniversary during two crossings – westboundbetween Southampton and New York on 9 May and eastboundbetween New York and Southampton on 16 May. In addition, twocrossings include calls to Halifax, the birthplace of Sir Samuel Cunard.

• Short break cruises between Southampton and Hamburg withan option to extend your holiday with a two night stay in thiselegant and vibrant city.

these are only a few of our 2014 highlights, see the following pages for

full details of our cruises.

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A welcomelike no other

Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and Queen Mary 2

are truly remarkable. Their elegant lines capture exactly what a classicocean liner should look like. No wonder the spotlight often falls uponthem in overseas ports. Their very arrival and departure createsexcitement. It’s something you’ll especially appreciate once on board.Standing on deck and waving farewell, you can hear chatter filled withanticipation. That’s how all Cunard holidays start, on every ship. Here’s a quick introduction to each Queen and where she’ll be betweenJanuary 2014 and early January 2015.

QUEEN ELIZABETH is wonderfullymodern, with beautiful Art Deco detailing. In January 2014, she starts a 118-nightcircumnavigation visiting 40 ports in 23countries, which includes her first ever visit toJapan. Returning in May 2014, she thenembarks on a new full season ofMediterranean Cruises, stretching right to thebeginning of December. This offers theperfect combination of the very bestMediterranean destinations with anincredible choice of seven, 14 and 21 nightholidays, before two short cruises and anAtlantic Isles festive season.

QUEEN VICTORIA is graceful andluxurious, today’s version of great liners past.In January 2014, she seeks out the sights –and winter sunshine – of South America,Australia, Pacific islands and North America

on her World Voyage. During 2014, a seriesof no-fly cruises explores Baltic shores,Norway’s fjords, Iceland, the Mediterraneanand Iberia and the Canary Islands – whereshe spends Christmas before a five-nightNew Year celebration closer to home.

QUEEN MARY 2 is our flagship, granderthan any other Cunard liner, whereinnovation and style sit side by side. Shestarts 2014 – her 10th anniversary year –in some style, circling the continents on herlatest World Voyage, returning to arendezvous with both sisters for one of thevery few times in history on 9 May 2014.From May to January 2015, she crosses theAtlantic 19 times, some with calls to Halifax,just as she – and Cunard – always has done.Northern Europe, North America and theCaribbean will also welcome her next year.

You may wonder why our

three ships are so special.

Like all sisters, they have their

own unique personality – and

possess strong family traits,

including the famous red and

black funnel, a symbol that

hints at the elegance on board.


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A welcomelike no other

Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and Queen Mary 2

are truly remarkable. Their elegant lines capture exactly what a classicocean liner should look like. No wonder the spotlight often falls uponthem in overseas ports. Their very arrival and departure createsexcitement. It’s something you’ll especially appreciate once on board.Standing on deck and waving farewell, you can hear chatter filled withanticipation. That’s how all Cunard holidays start, on every ship. Here’s a quick introduction to each Queen and where she’ll be betweenJanuary 2014 and early January 2015.

QUEEN ELIZABETH is wonderfullymodern, with beautiful Art Deco detailing. In January 2014, she starts a 118-nightcircumnavigation visiting 40 ports in 23countries, which includes her first ever visit toJapan. Returning in May 2014, she thenembarks on a new full season ofMediterranean Cruises, stretching right to thebeginning of December. This offers theperfect combination of the very bestMediterranean destinations with anincredible choice of seven, 14 and 21 nightholidays, before two short cruises and anAtlantic Isles festive season.

QUEEN VICTORIA is graceful andluxurious, today’s version of great liners past.In January 2014, she seeks out the sights –and winter sunshine – of South America,Australia, Pacific islands and North America

on her World Voyage. During 2014, a seriesof no-fly cruises explores Baltic shores,Norway’s fjords, Iceland, the Mediterraneanand Iberia and the Canary Islands – whereshe spends Christmas before a five-nightNew Year celebration closer to home.

QUEEN MARY 2 is our flagship, granderthan any other Cunard liner, whereinnovation and style sit side by side. Shestarts 2014 – her 10th anniversary year –in some style, circling the continents on herlatest World Voyage, returning to arendezvous with both sisters for one of thevery few times in history on 9 May 2014.From May to January 2015, she crosses theAtlantic 19 times, some with calls to Halifax,just as she – and Cunard – always has done.Northern Europe, North America and theCaribbean will also welcome her next year.

You may wonder why our

three ships are so special.

Like all sisters, they have their

own unique personality – and

possess strong family traits,

including the famous red and

black funnel, a symbol that

hints at the elegance on board.

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Your elegant retreaton the high seas

Games Deck

Royal Spa

Welcome to the third Cunard ship named Queen Elizabeth. Modernand spacious, she has everything you’d wish for from a ship that travelsboth across to the Continent and around the entire world. She’s designedfor entertainment. From the sanctuary of her 6,000-book library to theshow-stopping Royal Court Theatre, where her new show, PalladiumNights, showcases the songs of the Sixties and Seventies. She’s sociabletoo. The intimate, lively Yacht Club may become a firm favourite amongher evening venues, although there are always plenty to choose from.

Should your cruise carry you into warmerseas, the outdoors comes to the fore. The Promenade Deck is as perfect for a stroll as its name suggests, and a superb spotto sit and watch the scenery drift by. Queen Elizabeth is a remarkablysociable ship. It’s always good to mingle inher elegant public rooms and outdoorspaces, such as her innovative Games Deckshaded beneath a canopy and with agarden-like feel, its ‘lawn’ always ready for agame of croquet or paddle tennis. And youcould think of the Garden Lounge as yourconservatory. Though in this conservatory,beside the Pavilion Pool, live bands play fromtime to time creating a perfect setting forthose social evening occasions.

Besides the three main restaurants, you can always choose to dine ‘out’ on Queen Elizabeth. This may meanlunch or dinner at the Verandah Restaurant(recognised as the best restaurant at sea)for a delicious taste of France. Among otheroptions, our Lido Restaurants offer buffetdining all day, with additional alternativedining options each evening. Asado is asizzling South American grill. Jasmine hasmenus drawn from across Asia. Aztec addsits own twist to Mexican classics. It’s adelicious decision to make.


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Your luxurious windowon the world

Queens Grill

Queen Victoria is exactly what a Cunard ship should be. Sleek andcontemporary, her red and black exterior adds a classic touch. Inside is allabout warmth and luxury. Marbles and woods create elegance, plushcarpets and fabrics ensure premium comfort. Privacy and intimacy live sideby side with the sense of occasion you might expect of a Cunard cruise.

The Queens Room is an excellent example.At first glance, the dramatic chandeliers andarced balconies catch the attention. A closerlook will reveal three original etchings byQueen Victoria and Prince Albert. And it’sthis combination of grandeur and detail thatreally enhances the luxury. You’ll find it too inthe Royal Court Theatre. Rising the height ofthree decks in reds and gold, this is analready incredible venue. The first ever private boxes at sea add an extra dash of glamour to each dazzling show.

Queen Victoria has an elegant,easy-going charm. She is designed for yourenjoyment with all the amenities you wouldexpect, and some that are more surprising,like fencing lessons.

You may also love her Winter Garden. Alllight and relaxation, it’s a fusion of indoorsand outdoors, especially when the glass roofopens on sunnier days.

Exploring the many dining options is also adaily treat. Perhaps it’ll be in our fine diningalternative restaurant, with its freshMediterranean dishes and themed eventsthat feature local wines. Part of the Lidotransforms each evening into one of three wonderful venues. Bamboo offers afusion of Asian flavours. Coriander servesmouthwatering Indian cuisine. Prime is thespot for succulent steaks and seafood.Needless to say, a host of other casualoptions are available too during each wakingmoment on board.

Fencing Lessons

Balcony Stateroom



Our incomparable lineris yours to discover

Illuminations

In January 2014, ten years will have passed since Queen Mary 2 setsail for the first time. Her scale and elegance makes her as much of anattraction today, wherever she goes. Just ask those who flock to see herarrive in ports across the world.

Celebrating her 10th Anniversary year in2014, Queen Mary 2 still stands apartfor the incredible variety of entertainmentyou’ll find on board. Grand and spacious,she is an extraordinary ship where you’ll feelperfectly at home. Of course, the real way toexperience this first lady of the fleet is totravel on board. Her size translates into animpressive feeling of space. The QueensRoom, a hive of sociable activity day andnight, fills the height of two decks. Sweepingstaircases and soaring columns ensures theBritannia Restaurant makes a bold statement.The Royal Court Theatre also has two tiers,with a rich interior reminiscent of a Londonplayhouse. Illuminations is more than aluxurious cinema. It’s also a planetarium anda venue for classical music lovers to watchvirtuoso performances. For the ultimate inrelaxation, succumb to the exquisitepampering with our exceptionally spaciousCanyon Ranch SpaClub®.

Many lounges and bars – like theCommodore Club and Chart Room – arecosy and intimate, ideal for a catch-up with friends.

Your table is always reserved in your main restaurant. For a change of culinaryscene, there’s Todd English Restaurant, a vibrant taste of the Mediterranean. Byevening, Kings Court transforms andbecomes one of four alternative diningvenues. La Piazza serves delicious Italiandishes. The Carvery offers a selection oftraditional British dishes. Lotus combinessubtle flavours from across Asia. Chef’sGalley has a unique twist, as it includes lively cooking demonstrations. With moreinformal options also available, like theGolden Lion Pub and the Boardwalk Café,our flagship will always satisfy your taste forthe exceptional.

Canyon Ranch SpaClub®


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Daytime activities, from theenergetic to the relaxed

On our ships, no two days are ever quite the same. That’s down to thehuge number of activities on offer. These allow you to decide how anygiven hour will unfold – enriching, strenuous or seriously pampered. Ofcourse, you don’t have to do anything.

Aerobics, yoga or sunrise stretch classes on deck are just some excuses to take in the morning air. Later, tango and linedancing classes are energetic and fun. Thedaily crossword sharpens the mind. You maydrop by the wine-tasting seminar in theafternoon, while the secrets of auctioneeringor weather forecasting are revealed duringtoday’s Cunard’s Insights workshops. Someactivities you’ll only find on certain ships. Like Queen Elizabeth’s unique art tour orher panel quiz shows, specially written during your voyage. Fencing lessons providea chance to try something new on Queen Victoria or the NordicWalking poles on Queen Elizabeth

offer a sociable occasion for exercise.

QUEEN MARY 2 offers 3D filmscreenings that include the latestblockbusters and operatic masterpieces.

If today is about taking it easy, the blissfulspa can indulge you with its menu ofmassages and uplifting treatments. You’llnever be short of holiday reading either. Theimpressive library sees to that, and the BookClub is meeting later for an informal chat overa cappuccino. In warm weather, the spaciousopen deck is always inviting – maybe for adip in the outdoor pool before tea. Theshuffleboard tournament is also starting soon.The best part is that, having done so much(or so wonderfully little) throughout the day,a glittering evening still lies ahead.

Daytime Activities - All ShipsArt Classes

Board Games

Bridge

Clarendon Fine Art

ConneXions Internet Centre

Daily Crossword Puzzle and Quizzes

Dance Instruction

Deck Sports

Film Screenings

iStudy - Computer Classes

Library and Book Shop

Outdoor Swimming Pools

Spa and Fitness Centre

Sports Screenings

Table Tennis

The Royal Arcade – Shops

The Zone and The Play Zone -Children’s Clubs

Whirlpools

Queen Elizabeth

Cunarder’s Gallery

Games Deck:

- Croquet

- Paddle Tennis

- Short Mat Bowls

Queen Victoria

Cunardia Gallery

Fencing Lessons

Queen Mary 2

Fairways Golf Simulators

Illuminations - Theatre and Auditorium

Planetarium Shows



Evening entertainmentdesigned for every mood

Evenings are when the famous Cunard glamour really shines. After a busyafternoon’s exploration ashore, you’re invited to a Sailaway Party. Or, when your day on board draws to a close, there’s plenty of time fora pre-dinner drink. Maybe the Martini menu will catch your eye in yourfavourite bar.

Later, recitals on the harp or the piano create a soothing mood, part of an extensive calendar of classical concerts. Or mellow jazz might be more your scene.Some nights, the comedian brings laughter tothe bill; on others the magician will amazeyou. The Royal Court Theatre is always thebackdrop to pure drama. In these lavishvenues, thrilling musical extravaganzas and abridged versions of classic plays light up the stage. Private boxes on Queen Victoria andQueen Elizabeth allow you to reservethe best seats in the house. You can even sipyour interval drink in the reserved lounge.

Over in the traditional Golden Lion pub, thespotlight might switch to you, as you interpreta track or two during a lively karaoke event.Afterwards, how about some late night triviaor a spin of the roulette wheel in the casino?You may, of course, be in the mood for dancing. Tonight the atmosphericnightclub could be playing anything fromrock anthems to the hits of the 1970s right through to today’s modern sounds. Our black tie evenings remain a highlight of every cruise, with themes ranging fromStarlight Balls to ‘London Swings’, acelebration of 1960s styles set within thedouble height Queens Room.

Evening Entertainment - All ShipsBallroom Dancing

Bars and Lounges

Cabaret and Music Productions

Comedians

Concerts and Recitals

Empire Casino

Film Screenings

Gentlemen Dance Hosts

Karaoke – Golden Lion Pub

Late Evening Quizzes

Nightclub

Theatre Productions

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Alternative diningvenues, bars and lounges

All Ships24-Hour Room Service

Churchill’s Cigar Lounge

Commodore Club

Golden Lion

The Pavilion

The Queens Room – White Glove Afternoon Tea Service

Queen Elizabeth - BarsCafé Carinthia

Midships Bar and Lounge

The Garden Lounge

The Yacht Club – Nightclub

Queen Victoria - BarsCafé Carinthia

Hemispheres – Nightclub

Midships Bar and Lounge

Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar

Winter Garden

Queen Mary 2 - BarsChart Room Lounge and Bar

G32 – Nightclub

Veuve Clicquot Champagne Bar

Winter Garden

Queen Elizabeth - Alternative DiningThe Lido Restaurant buffet and alternative dining:*- Asado (South American)- Aztec (Mexican Grill Classics)- Jasmine (Asian Cuisine)

The Verandah Restaurant*

Queen Victoria - Alternative DiningThe Lido Restaurant buffet and alternative dining:*- Bamboo (pan Asian)- Coriander (Indian cuisine)- Prime (seafood and steak)

Todd English Restaurant*

Queen mary 2 - Alternative DiningBoardwalk CafeThe Lido Restaurant buffet and alternative dining:* - La Piazza (Italian)- The Carvery (traditional British carvery)- Lotus (pan Asian)- Chef’s Galley (live cooking demonstrations)

Sir Samuel’s

Todd English Restaurant*

*There is a charge payable in the Todd English Restaurants on Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria, The Verandah Restaurant onQueen Elizabeth and in the speciality dining options in the eveningoffered in Kings Court on Queen Mary 2 and the Lido Restaurants on Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria.

La Piazza, Queen Mary 2

Asado, Queen Elizabeth

Winter Garden, Queen Elizabeth

Golden Lion, Queen Mary 2



The Queens Grillexperience

Consistently rated among the very finest gastronomic experiences on land or atsea, each award-winning Queens Grill restaurants provides a compelling reasonwhy guests in Queens Grill accommodation (Q1-Q7), our highest category,return year after year. Every evening between 6.30pm and 9.00pm, theMaitre d’ greets guests personally by name and your waiter shows you to yourreserved table adorned with crisp damask, glinting crystal and polished silver.

Your specific preferences are alwaysremembered and anticipated, though shouldyou wish to venture off-menu our talentedchefs will endeavour to fulfil any request. If you wish to dine in the comfort of your ownsuite, you can choose from the full QueensGrill menu. The Queens Grill difference willhave already become apparent, courtesy

of priority luggage delivery and acomplimentary bottle of champagne towelcome you aboard. Superbly sumptuoussuites occupy 506 to 2,249 square feet in the most enviable locations on the ship, coupled with a private balcony that is perfect for relaxing or hosting impromptu soirées.

A supreme service defines

every moment in Queens Grill

accommodation as you appreciate

personal butler service and the

arrival of pre-dinner canapés

without the need to ask, while

formal nights bring a turndown

treat. You can even expect

preferential disembarkation and

tender services, both in ports of

call and at the end of your truly

sensational voyage.

Queens Grill Suite, Queen Mary 2

Queens Grill, Queen Mary 2


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The Princess Grillexperience

Sophisticated yet understated, our single-seating Princess Grill restaurantspromise our guests staying in Princess Suites (P1-P2) dining which isvirtually unrivalled on land, between 6.30pm and 9.00pm each evening.Peruse mouth-watering menus created with immense culinary flair and thefreshest ingredients; to accompany your choice,our sommelier will gladlyshare recommendations from the superbly stocked wine cellar.

In warmer climes Queen Elizabeth

and Queen Victoria guests may alsoopt for al fresco dining in the Courtyard.Close by, a refined, exclusively reservedlounge hosts Afternoon Tea poured bywhite-gloved waiters, pre-dinner drinks or asociable night cap. Our Princess Grill

accommodation offers a liberating sense ofspace of 335 to 513 square feet. Eachsuite is a welcoming home from home, withabundant storage, a marble bathroomfeaturing both a bath and shower, aseparate living area and your own privatebalcony, a perfect place to unwind.

With space comes impeccable

service. From priority embarkation,

your concierge will gladly attend to

any requests, whether stocking

your bar to your tastes or helping

you to plan your trips ashore. You’ll

notice other delightful flourishes

too: a bottle of wine to greet you;

personalised stationery on your

desk; fresh fruit replenished daily

and a pillow concierge menu

offering nine different styles.

Princess Grill Suite, Queen Victoria

Grills Lounge, Queen Elizabeth



The Britanniaexperience

Each evening, guests in Britannia staterooms will look forward to exquisitemenus, exceptional standards of service and an exciting sense of occasionin their Art Deco-style restaurant. After all, whether dining at 6.00pm orlater at 8.30pm, you can anticipate arriving with a graceful descent of thegrand staircase that evokes the glamour and grandeur of great liners past.

Guests in AA and AC Club Balcony stateroomscan dine at a time of their choosing between6.30pm and 9.00pm in the Britannia Clubrestaurant on board Queen Mary 2 or,aboard Queen Elizabeth, in aseparate, intimate dining salon whosepatterned glass ceilings are flecked with goldand silver leaf. Comfortable and stylish,

your choice of stateroom shall be yourinviting haven for the duration of yourmemorable voyage. Here, settle down to afavourite movie on your television withsatellite channels and music, or plantomorrow’s sociable activities using the dailyship board newspaper, delivered to yourdoor each evening.

You’ll appreciate details that make

such a difference: the bath robe,

slippers and a nightly turndown

service with pillow chocolate.

While guests in AA and AC Club

Balcony category staterooms can

also select from a pillow concierge

menu, and catch the sea breezes

on their own private balcony.

Britannia Club Restaurant, Queen Elizabeth

Britannia Restaurant, Queen Mary 2

Balcony Stateroom, Queen Victoria


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Choice ofalternative dining

While you can be assured that your table is always reserved within yourmain restaurant, there are numerous other tempting options. Reserve a tableat the alternative fine dining venues; savouring Mediterranean cuisine in Todd English on QUEEN VICTORIA and QUEEN MARY 2, or superbFrench creations in the elegant Verandah restaurant on QUEEN ELIZABETH.

In warmer climes Queen Elizabeth

and Queen Victoria guests may alsoopt for al fresco dining in the Courtyard.Close by, a refined, exclusively reservedlounge hosts Afternoon Tea poured bywhite-gloved waiters, pre-dinner drinks or asociable night cap. Our Princess Grill

accommodation offers a liberating sense ofspace of 335 to 513 square feet. Eachsuite is a welcoming home from home, withabundant storage, a marble bathroomfeaturing both a bath and shower, aseparate living area and your own privatebalcony, a perfect place to unwind.

There are also a host of other

cafés, bars and lounges where you

can enjoy tasty snacks. Of course,

should you wish, you could even

dine in the comfort of your own

suite or stateroom, by ordering

from our room service menu

around the clock.

Full details of alternative dining options

can be found on page 9.

Golden Lion, Queen Mary 2

The Verandah, Queen Elizabeth



Moorea, French Polynesia

Grand Palace, Bangkok

Aconcagua Valley, Chile

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

World & Exotic Voyages 2014

In January 2014, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria andQueen Mary 2, in her 10th Anniversary year, set off on their World Voyages. Each ship traces an epic route to an array of excitingdestinations, and each ship departs from and returns to Southampton.

The map below shows just how far and wide they travel. It may also helpyou decide which World Voyage most appeals to you. Choose to follow oneof these stunning itineraries – or combine the itineraries of two ships andcreate your own World Voyage. Whichever route you choose, you’ll notonly discover fabulous destinations but exceptional value too.


2 January - 28 April 2014 • 116 nights

southampton to southampton

World Voyages 10-61 nights

10 January - 9 May 2014 • 118 nights



10 January - 9 May 2014 • 119 nights



Queen Mary 2, Sydney

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Q402 6 Jan – 10 Jan 2014 4 southampton • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

Q403 10 Jan – 9 May 2014 118 southampton • New York • Fort Lauderdale, USA • Aruba, Netherlands Antilles • Limon, Costa Rica • Transit the Panama CanalPuntarenas, Costa Rica • San Francisco, USA • Honolulu, HawaiiA • Lahaina, Hawaii • Pago Pago, American SamoaNuku ‘Alofa, TongaA • Tauranga, New Zealand • Auckland, New Zealand • Bay of Islands, New ZealandA

Sydney, AustraliaO • Brisbane, Australia • Whitsunday Island, AustraliaA • Rabaul, Papua New GuineaA • Kochi, JapanM

Tokyo (tours from Yokohama), JapanM • Kobe, JapanM • Nagasaki, JapanM • Pusan, South KoreaM • Shanghai, ChinaM

Xiamen, ChinaM • Hong Kong, China • Hanoi (tours from Halong Bay), VietnamA • Chan May, Vietnam • SingaporeO

Ku ala Lumpur (tours from Port Kelang), Malaysia • Penang, MalaysiaPA • Colombo, Sri Lanka • Mumbai, India • Abu Dhabi, U.A.E.M

Dubai, U.A.E.O • Petra (tours from Aqaba), Jordan • Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt • Cairo (tours from Sokhna), Egypt Transit the Suez Canal • Naples, Italy • Palma, Mallorca • Lisbon, Portugal • southampton

Q404 9 May – 11 May 2014 2 southampton • Hamburg, germany

Q405 11 May – 15 May 2014 4 Hamburg, germany • Oslo, Norway • Hamburg, germany

Q408 8 Jun – 20 Jun 2014 12 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Gibraltar • Barcelona, Spain • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Elba, ItalyA M • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q408A 8 Jun – 27 Jun 2014 19 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Gibraltar • Barcelona, Spain • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Elba, ItalyA M • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA M • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q408B 8 Jun – 4 Jul 2014 26 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Gibraltar • Barcelona, Spain • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy Elba, ItalyA M • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA M • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q409 20 Jun – 4 Jul 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA M • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO


Q409A 20 Jun – 27 Jun 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA M • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q409B 20 Jun – 11 Jul 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA M • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceIstanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, GreeceM • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q409C 27 Jun – 4 Jul 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q409D 27 Jun – 11 Jul 2014 14 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, GreeceM • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q409E 27 Jun – 18 Jul 2014 21 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q410 4 Jul – 18 Jul 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, GreeceM • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q410A 4 Jul – 11 Jul 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, GreeceM • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q410B 4 Jul – 25 Jul 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, GreeceM • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), ItalyFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA • Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, SpainRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q410C 11 Jul – 18 Jul 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q410D 11 Jul – 25 Jul 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), GreeceNaples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q410E 11 Jul – 1 Aug 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, TurkeyM • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), GreeceNaples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q411 18 Jul – 1 Aug 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q411A 18 Jul – 25 Jul 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q411B 18 Jul – 8 Aug 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceM • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, Italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, GreeceEphesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q411C 25 Jul – 1 Aug 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q411D 25 Jul – 8 Aug 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO


Q411E 25 Jul – 15 Aug 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceIstanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q412 1 Aug – 15 Aug 2014 14 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q412A 1 Aug – 8 Aug 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (from Piraeus), greece

Cruises January 2014 – January 2015

CruiseCruise Dates

No ofPorts of Call

Number Nights


17


Q412B 1 Aug – 22 Aug 2014 21 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q412C 8 Aug – 15 Aug 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q412D 8 Aug – 22 Aug 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q412E 8 Aug – 29 Aug 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), ItalyFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA • Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, SpainRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q413 15 Aug – 29 Aug 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), GreeceNaples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q413A 15 Aug – 22 Aug 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q413B 15 Aug – 5 Sep 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), GreeceNaples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q413C 22 Aug – 29 Aug 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q413D 22 Aug – 5 Sep 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q413E 22 Aug – 12 Sep 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, GreeceEphesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q414 29 Aug – 12 Sep 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO


Q414A 29 Aug – 5 Sep 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q414B 29 Aug – 19 Sep 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceIstanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q414C 5 Sep – 12 Sep 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (from Piraeus), greece

Q414D 5 Sep – 19 Sep 2014 14 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q414E 5 Sep – 26 Sep 2014 21 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q415 12 Sep – 26 Sep 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q415A 12 Sep – 19 Sep 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q415B 12 Sep – 3 Oct 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Istanbul, TurkeyO • Volos, Greece • Mykonos, Greece • Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), ItalyFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA • Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, SpainRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q415C 19 Sep – 26 Sep 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q415D 19 Sep – 3 Oct 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus) greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), GreeceNaples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q415E 19 Sep – 10 Oct 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Santorini, GreeceA • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceBarcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q416 26 Sep – 10 Oct 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q416A 26 Sep – 3 Oct 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q416B 26 Sep – 17 Oct 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, CorfuKotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, GreeceEphesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q416C 3 Oct – 10 Oct 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q416D 3 Oct – 17 Oct 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO • Korcula, CroatiaA

Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (from Piraeus), greece

M = Maiden Call A = Anchor Port PA = Possible Anchor Port O = Overnight

CruiseCruise Dates

No ofPorts of Call

Number Nights



Q416E 3 Oct – 24 Oct 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceBodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), it aly

Q417 10 Oct – 24 Oct 2014 14 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), it aly

Q417A 10 Oct – 17 Oct 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (from Piraeus), greece

Q417B 10 Oct – 31 Oct 2014 21 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q417C 17 Oct – 24 Oct 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q417D 17 Oct – 31 Oct 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q417E 17 Oct – 7 Nov 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Bodrum, Turkey • Olympia (tours from Katakolon), Greece • Messina, Sicily • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO


Q418 24 Oct – 7 Nov 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO


Q418A 24 Oct – 31 Oct 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q418B 24 Oct – 14 Nov 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Athens (tours from Piraeus), GreeceValletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q418C 31 Oct – 7 Nov 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (from Piraeus), greece

Q418D 31 Oct – 14 Nov 2014 14 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), TurkeyAthens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Valletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q418E 31 Oct – 21 Nov 2014 21 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Heraklion, Crete • Rhodes, Greece • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Valletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q419 7 Nov – 21 Nov 2014 14 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Valletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q419A 7 Nov – 14 Nov 2014 7 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Valletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, ItalyRome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q419B 7 Nov – 28 Nov 2014 21 Athens (for Piraeus), greece • Valletta, Malta • La Goulette, TunisiaM • Palermo, SicilyM • Naples, ItalyRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu

Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q419C 14 Nov – 21 Nov 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q419D 14 Nov – 28 Nov 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA


Q419E 14 Nov – 5 Dec 2014 21 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Monte Carlo, MonacoPA

Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Kerkyra, Corfu

Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO Korcula, CroatiaA • Valletta, Malta • Messina, SicilyNaples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q420 21 Nov – 5 Dec 2014 14 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Valletta, Malta • Messina, Sicily • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), italy

Q420A 21 Nov – 28 Nov 2014 7 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, italyO

Q420B 21 Nov – 16 Dec 2014 25 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Kerkyra, Corfu • Kotor, MontenegroA • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyO

Korcula, CroatiaA • Valletta, Malta • Messina, Sicily • Naples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), ItalyFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Malaga, SpainGibraltar • Lisbon, Portugal • Oporto, Portugal • southampton

Q420C 28 Nov – 5 Dec 2014 7 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Valletta, Malta • Messina, Sicily • Naples, Italy • Rome (from Civitavecchia), it aly

Q420D 28 Nov – 16 Dec 2014 18 Venice, italy • Korcula, CroatiaA • Valletta, Malta • Messina, Sicily • Naples, Italy • Rome (tours from Civitavecchia), ItalyFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Provence (tours from Toulon), France • Barcelona, Spain • Malaga, Spain • GibraltarLisbon, Portugal • Oporto, Portugal • southampton

Q421 5 Dec – 16 Dec 2014 11 Rome (for Civitavecchia), italy • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceBarcelona, Spain • Malaga, Spain • Gibraltar • Lisbon, Portugal • Oporto, Portugal • southampton

Q422 16 Dec – 19 Dec 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • southampton

Q423 19 Dec – 23 Dec 2014 4 southampton • Amsterdam, The NetherlandsO • southampton

Q501 23 Dec 2014 – 14 southampton • Seville (tours from Cadiz), Spain • Arrecife, Lanzarote • Las Palmas, Gran Canaria6 Jan 2015 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, TenerifeO • Lisbon, Portugal • southampton


CruiseCruise Dates

No ofPorts of Call

Number Nights


19


V402 2 Jan – 28 Apr 2014 116 southampton • Ponta Delgada, Azores • Fort Lauderdale, USA • Bridgetown, Barbados • Fortaleza, BrazilM

Rio de Janeiro, BrazilM • Montevideo, UruguayM • Buenos Aires, ArgentinaM • Puerto Madryn, ArgentinaM • Cape Horn, ArgentinaUshuaia, ArgentinaM • Punta Arenas, ChileM A • Amalia Glacier, Chile • PIO X Glacier, Chile • Puerto Montt, ChileM PA

Santiago (tours from Valparaiso), Chile • Easter Island, Chile • Pitcairn Island, Chile • Papeete, French PolynesiaMoorea, French PolynesiaM A • Suva, FijiM • Noumea, New Caledonia • Brisbane, Australia • Sydney, AustraliaMilford Sound, New Zealand • Dunedin, New Zealand • Wellington, New Zealand • Napier, New ZealandTauranga, New Zealand • Auckland, New Zealand • Bay of Islands, New ZealandA • Nuku ‘Alofa, TongaA

Pago Pago, American Samoa • Hilo, Hawaii • Honolulu, Hawaii • San Francisco, USA • Puntarenas, Costa RicaTransit the Panama Canal • Aruba, Netherlands Antilles • Grand Cayman, Cayman IslandsPA • Fort Lauderdale, USAFunchal, Madeira • southampton

V403 28 Apr – 9 May 2014 11 southampton • Funchal, Madeira • Las Palmas, Gran Canaria • Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife • Lisbon, Portugal • southampton

V404 9 May – 23 May 2014 14 southampton • Stockholm, Sweden • St Petersburg, RussiaO • Helsinki, Finland • Warnemunde, Germany • Copenhagen, DenmarkKristiansand, Norway • southampton

V405 23 May – 5 Jun 2014 13 southampton • Edinburgh (tours from Queensferry)A • InvergordonM • Kirkwall, Orkney IslandsA M

Glasgow (tours from Greenock) • LiverpoolO • Dublin, Ireland • Cobh, Ireland • St Peter Port, GuernseyA M • southampton

V406 5 Jun – 19 Jun 2014 14 southampton • Tallinn, Estonia • St Petersburg, RussiaO • Stockholm, Sweden • Warnemunde, Germany • Copenhagen, Denmark Kristiansand, Norway • southampton

V407 19 Jun – 22 Jun 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, France • southampton

V408 22 Jun – 6 Jul 2014 14 southampton • Flam, NorwayPA • Ålesund, Norway • Akureyri, IcelandPA • Isafjordur, IcelandA • Reykjavik, IcelandTorshavn, Faroe Islands • Kirkwall, Orkney IslandsA • southampton

V409 6 Jul – 20 Jul 2014 14 southampton • Stockholm, Sweden • Tallinn, Estonia • St Petersburg, RussiaO • Warnemunde, GermanyCopenhagen, Denmark • Kristiansand, Norway • southampton

V410 20 Jul – 27 Jul 2014 7 southampton • Bergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayPA • Olden, Norway • Stavanger, Norway • southampton

V411 27 Jul – 10 Aug 2014 14 southampton • Cartagena, Spain • Barcelona, Spain • St Tropez, FranceA M • Florence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), ItalyAlghero, SardiniaA • Gibraltar • La Coruña, Spain • southampton

V412 10 Aug – 24 Aug 2014 14 southampton • Stockholm, Sweden • Tallinn, Estonia • St Petersburg, RussiaO • Warnemunde, GermanyCopenhagen, Denmark • Kristiansand, Norway • southampton

V413 24 Aug – 31 Aug 2014 7 southampton • Stavanger, Norway • Flam, NorwayPA • Olden, Norway • Bergen, Norway • southampton

V414 31 Aug – 14 Sep 2014 14 southampton • Stockholm, Sweden • St Petersburg, RussiaO • Helsinki, Finland • Warnemunde, GermanyCopenhagen, Denmark • Skagen, DenmarkA M • southampton

V415 14 Sep – 8 Oct 2014 24 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Valletta, Malta • Ephesus (tours from Kusadasi), Turkey • Yalta, Ukraine • Odessa, UkraineIstanbul, TurkeyO • Mytilene, GreeceA M • Athens (tours from Piraeus), Greece • Vigo, Spain • southampton

V416 8 Oct – 25 Oct 2014 17 southampton • Seville (tours from Cadiz), Spain • Catania, Sicily • Kerkyra, Corfu • Dubrovnik, CroatiaPA • Venice, ItalyKorcula, CroatiaA • Gibraltar • southampton

V417 25 Oct – 28 Oct 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • southampton

V418 28 Oct – 9 Nov 2014 12 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Gibraltar • Barcelona, Spain • Valencia, Spain • Malaga, SpainSeville (tours from Cadiz), Spain • southampton

V419 9 Nov – 23 Nov 2014 14 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Arrecife, Lanzarote • Las Palmas, Gran Canaria • Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife Santa Cruz de La Palma, La Palma • Funchal, Madeira • La Coruña, Spain • southampton

V420 23 Nov – 7 Dec 2014 14 southampton • Cartagena, Spain • Barcelona, Spain • Provence (tours from Toulon), FranceFlorence or Pisa (tours from Livorno), Italy • Ajaccio, Corsica • Gibraltar • La Coruña, Spain • southampton

V421 7 Dec – 17 Dec 2014 10 southampton • Lisbon, Portugal • Gibraltar • Malaga, Spain • Seville (tours from Cadiz), Spain • La Coruña, Spain • southampton

V422 17 Dec – 29 Dec 2014 12 southampton • Funchal, Madeira • Santa Cruz de La Palma, La Palma • Santa Cruz de Tenerife, TenerifeArrecife, Lanzarote • La Coruña, Spain • southampton

V501 29 Dec 2014–3 Jan 2015 5 southampton • Amsterdam, The Netherlands • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • southampton

M = Maiden Call A = Anchor Port PA = Possible Anchor Port O = Overnight

CruiseCruise Dates

No ofPorts of Call

Number Nights

Queen Victoria, Flam, Norway



M403 10 Jan – 9 May 2014 119 southampton • Funchal, Madeira • Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife • Walvis Bay, NamibiaPA • Cape Town, South AfricaDurban, South Africa • Mauritius • Perth (tours from Fremantle), Australia • Melbourne, Australia • Sydney, AustraliaBrisbane, Australia • Whitsunday Island, AustraliaA • Darwin, Australia • Bali, IndonesiaA • Perth (tours from Fremantle), AustraliaAdelaide, Australia • Melbourne, Australia • Sydney, Australia • Brisbane, Australia • Cairns (tours from Yorkeys Knob), AustraliaA

Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia • Shanghai, China • Hong Kong, China • Ho Chi Minh City (tours from Phu My), VietnamBangkok (tours from Laem Chabang), Thailand • Singapore • Kuala Lumpur (tours from Port Kelang), Malaysia • Langkawi, Malaysia Colombo, Sri Lanka • Dubai, U.A.E. • Muscat, OmanPA • Cairo (tours from Sokhna), Egypt • Transit the Suez CanalRome (tours from Civitavecchia), Italy • Lisbon, Portugal • southampton

M405 16 May – 26 May 2014 10 New York • Southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Hamburg, germany

M405B 16 May – 13 Jun 2014 28 New York • Southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Hamburg, Germany • Geiranger, NorwayBergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Olden, Norway • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • SouthamptonHalifax, Nova Scotia • New York

M405C 23 May – 26 May 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Hamburg, germany

M405D 23 May – 5 Jun 2014 13 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Hamburg, Germany • Geiranger, NorwayBergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Olden, Norway • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

M406 26 May – 3 Jun 2014 8 Hamburg, germany • Geiranger, Norway • Bergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Olden, NorwayStavanger, Norway • Hamburg, germany

M407A 3 Jun – 5 Jun 2014 2 Hamburg, germany • southampton

M408C 20 Jun – 22 Jun 2014 2 southampton • Hamburg, germany

M408D 20 Jun – 24 Jun 2014 4 southampton • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

M409A 22 Jun – 24 Jun 2014 2 Hamburg, germany • southampton

M409B 22 Jun – 6 Jul 2014 14 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York

M409C 22 Jun – 15 Jul 2014 23 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New YorkSouthampton • Hamburg, germany

M409E 24 Jun – 6 Jul 2014 12 southampton • New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York

M409F 24 Jun – 13 Jul 2014 19 southampton • New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York • southampton

M410 1 Jul – 6 Jul 2014 5 New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York

M410A 1 Jul – 13 Jul 2014 12 New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York • southampton

M410B 1 Jul – 15 Jul 2014 14 New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Boston, MassachusettsO • New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M411B 6 Jul – 28 Jul 2014 22 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • Southampton • New York

M411C 13 Jul – 15 Jul 2014 2 southampton • Hamburg, germany

M411D 13 Jul – 21 Jul 2014 8 southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

M412 15 Jul – 19 Jul 2014 4 Hamburg, germany • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, germany

M413A 19 Jul – 21 Jul 2014 2 Hamburg, germany • southampton

M414B 28 Jul – 27 Aug 2014 30 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Bergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Trondheim, NorwayTromso, Norway • Ålesund, Norway • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • Southampton • New York

M414C 5 Aug – 7 Aug 2014 2 southampton • Hamburg, germany

M414D 5 Aug – 20 Aug 2014 15 southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Bergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Trondheim, Norway • Tromso, Norway Ålesund, Norway • Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

M415 7 Aug – 18 Aug 2014 11 Hamburg, germany • Bergen, Norway • Andalsnes, NorwayA • Trondheim, Norway • Tromso, Norway • Ålesund, Norway Stavanger, Norway • Hamburg, germany

M416A 18 Aug – 20 Aug 2014 2 Hamburg, germany • southampton

M417A 27 Aug – 15 Sep 2014 19 New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, FranceSouthampton • New York

M418 4 Sep – 8 Sep 2014 4 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, France • southampton

M419A 8 Sep – 27 Sep 2014 19 southampton • New York • Newport, Rhode IslandA • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • New York

M419B 8 Sep – 4 Oct 2014 26 southampton • New York • Newport, Rhode IslandA • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • New York • southampton

M420 15 Sep – 27 Sep 2014 12 New York • Newport, Rhode IslandA • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • New York

M420A 15 Sep – 4 Oct 2014 19 New York • Newport, Rhode IslandA • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • New York • southampton

M421A 27 Sep – 16 Oct 2014 19 New York • Southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, France • Southampton • New York

M422 4 Oct – 8 Oct 2014 4 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, France • southampton

M422A 4 Oct – 7 Oct 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • Cherbourg, France

M422B 7 Oct – 8 Oct 2014 1 Cherbourg, France • southampton

M422D 7 Oct – 28 Oct 2014 21 Cherbourg, France • Southampton • New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • Newport, Rhode IslandA • New York

M422E 7 Oct – 4 Nov 2014 28 Cherbourg, France • Southampton • New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New BrunswickHalifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, Canada • Newport, Rhode IslandA • New York • southampton

M423A 8 Oct – 28 Oct 2014 20 southampton • New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New Brunswick • Halifax, Nova ScotiaQuébec, Canada • Newport, Rhode IslandA • New York

M423B 8 Oct – 4 Nov 2014 27 southampton • New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New Brunswick • Halifax, Nova ScotiaQuébec, Canada • Newport, Rhode IslandA • New York • southampton

M424 16 Oct – 28 Oct 2014 12 New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New Brunswick • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, CanadaNewport, Rhode IslandA • New York


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21 M = Maiden Call A = Anchor Port PA = Possible Anchor Port O = Overnight

M424A 16 Oct – 4 Nov 2014 19 New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New Brunswick • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, CanadaNewport, Rhode IslandA • New York • southampton

M424B 16 Oct – 6 Nov 2014 21 New York • Boston, Massachusetts • Bar Harbor, MaineA • St John, New Brunswick • Halifax, Nova Scotia • Québec, CanadaNewport, Rhode IslandA • New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M425B 28 Oct – 19 Nov 2014 22 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Oslo, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • Southampton • New York

M425C 4 Nov – 6 Nov 2014 2 southampton • Hamburg, germany

M425D 4 Nov – 12 Nov 2014 8 southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Oslo, Norway • Hamburg, Germany • southampton

M426 6 Nov – 10 Nov 2014 4 Hamburg, germany • Oslo, Norway • Hamburg, germany

M427A 10 Nov – 12 Nov 2014 2 Hamburg, germany • southampton

M430 30 Nov – 12 Dec 2014 12 southampton • Funchal, Madeira • Santa Cruz de La Palma, La Palma • Las Palmas, Gran Canaria • Arrecife, LanzaroteLisbon, Portugal • southampton

M431 12 Dec – 15 Dec 2014 3 southampton • Bruges or Brussels (tours from Zeebrugge), Belgium • southampton

M432A 15 Dec 2014 – 19 southampton • New York • Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas • Roseau, DominicaPA • Castries, St LuciaA • Bridgetown, Barbados3 Jan 2015 Basseterre, St KittsPA • New York

M432B 15 Dec 2014 – 26 southampton • New York • Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas • Roseau, DominicaPA • Castries, St LuciaA • Bridgetown, Barbados10 Jan 2015 Basseterre, St KittsPA • New York • southampton

M501 22 Dec 2014 – 12 New York • Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas • Roseau, DominicaPA • Castries, St LuciaA • Bridgetown, Barbados3 Jan 2015 Basseterre, St KittsPA • New York

M501A 22 Dec 2014 – 19 New York • Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas • Roseau, DominicaPA • Castries, St LuciaA • Bridgetown, Barbados10 Jan 2015 Basseterre, St KittsPA • New York • southampton


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M402 3 Jan – 10 Jan 2014 7 New York • southampton

M404 9 May – 16 May 2014 7 southampton • New York

M405A 16 May – 23 May 2014 7 New York • southampton

M407 3 Jun – 13 Jun 2014 10 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • Halifax, Nova Scotia • New York

M407B 3 Jun – 22 Jun 2014 19 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • Halifax, Nova Scotia • New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M407C 5 Jun – 13 Jun 2014 8 southampton • Halifax, Nova Scotia • New York

M407D 5 Jun – 20 Jun 2014 15 southampton • Halifax, Nova Scotia • New York • southampton

M408 13 Jun – 22 Jun 2014 9 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M408A 13 Jun – 20 Jun 2014 7 New York • southampton

M408B 13 Jun – 1 Jul 2014 18 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, Germany • Southampton • New York

M409 22 Jun – 1 Jul 2014 9 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York

M409D 24 Jun – 1 Jul 2014 7 southampton • New York

M411 6 Jul – 15 Jul 2014 9 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M411A 6 Jul – 13 Jul 2014 7 New York • southampton

M413 19 Jul – 28 Jul 2014 9 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York

M413B 19 Jul – 7 Aug 2014 19 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M413C 21 Jul – 28 Jul 2014 7 southampton • New York

M413D 21 Jul – 5 Aug 2014 15 southampton • New York • southampton

M414 28 Jul – 7 Aug 2014 10 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M414A 28 Jul – 5 Aug 2014 8 New York • southampton

M416 18 Aug – 27 Aug 2014 9 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York

M416B 20 Aug – 27 Aug 2014 7 southampton • New York

M416C 20 Aug – 4 Sep 2014 15 southampton • New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • southampton

M417 27 Aug – 4 Sep 2014 8 New York • Halifax, Nova Scotia • southampton

M419 8 Sep – 15 Sep 2014 7 southampton • New York

M421 27 Sep – 4 Oct 2014 7 New York • southampton

M422C 7 Oct – 16 Oct 2014 9 Cherbourg, France • Southampton • New York

M423 8 Oct – 16 Oct 2014 8 southampton • New York

M425 28 Oct – 6 Nov 2014 9 New York • Southampton • Hamburg, germany

M425A 28 Oct – 4 Nov 2014 7 New York • southampton

M427 10 Nov – 19 Nov 2014 9 Hamburg, germany • Southampton • New York

M427B 12 Nov – 19 Nov 2014 7 southampton • New York

M427C 12 Nov – 26 Nov 2014 14 southampton • New York • southampton

M428 19 Nov – 26 Nov 2014 7 New York • southampton

M432 15 Dec – 22 Dec 2014 7 southampton • New York

M502 3 Jan – 10 Jan 2015 7 New York • southampton

TRANSATLANTIC AND ROUNDTRIP CROSSINGS

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Indulge in the most luxurious interpretation of the Cunard experience as you reside in a choice of lavish suites,

all with separate living and sleeping areas, a private balcony on which to unwind, plus a host of delightful

flourishes to enhance the sublime sense of style. While exquisite à la carte menus invite your

perusal in the truly exceptional Queens Grill each evening.

Q U e e N S G R I L L A m e N I T I e SStateroom Categories: Q1-Q7

DiningSingle-seating dinner – 6.30pm-9pm

Features & Amenities

• Butler & Concierge Service

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Champagne and Fresh Strawberries

• Satellite TV with Multi-Language Film andMusic Channels

• Direct-Dial Telephone

• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe

• Bar Stocked with Spirits or Wines and Soft Drinks

• Pre-Dinner Canapés

• In-Suite Dining from Queens Grill Menu

• Daily Fresh Fruit

• Fresh Flowers

• 24-Hour Room Service

• Personalised Stationery

• Books and Atlas

• Daily Shipboard Newspaper

• Pillow Concierge Menu

• Full Bathroom with Bath and Shower

• Soft Terry Robes and Slippers

• Special Sweet Dreams Turndown Surprise on Formal Nights

• Nightly Turndown Service with Chocolate

• 220V British 3-Pin and 110V 2-Pin Sockets

• Priority Embarkation

Queen Elizabeth &

Queen Victoria

guests also receive:

• Priority Luggage Delivery• Priority DisembarkationExclusive access to:• The Courtyard• The Grills Lounge• The Grills Terrace

Queen Mary 2 guests

also receive:

Exclusive access to:• The Queens Grill Lounge


• Priority Disembarkation• Priority Tender Services


• Priority Luggage Delivery

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Superbly appointed and featuring its own private verandah, your home from home also delights with those

extra touches that make you feel so incredibly welcome. And every evening, the Princess Grill entices

you to savour magnificent à la carte creations in a single unhurried seating.

Discover the globe in elegance and comfort, as your Britannia stateroom provides a haven of calm at the end

of a day’s exploration ashore or relaxation on board. And each evening your superlative dining experience

unfolds amidst the art deco style grandeur of the Britannia Restaurant or, for those in Club Balcony

accommodation, the refinement of our Club Balcony Dining Room.

B R I T A N N I A A m e N I T I e S

P R I N C e S S G R I L L A m e N I T I e SStateroom Categories: P1-P2

Stateroom Categories: AA-ID


Features & Amenities• Concierge Service

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine and

Fresh Strawberries



• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe

• In-Suite Dining from Princess Grill Menu




• Atlas








Queen Elizabeth &

Queen Victoria guests

also receive:

Exclusive access to:• The Courtyard• The Grills Lounge• The Grills Terrace

Queen Mary 2 guests

also receive:


Dining – Britannia RestaurantEarly sitting for dinner – 6pmLate sitting for dinner – 8.30pm


Dining – Britannia Club(Queen Mary 2 & Queen Elizabeth only)Single-seating dinner – 6.30pm-9pm

• Half Bottle of Bon Voyage Wine• Direct-Dial Telephone• Fruit Basket (on request)• Refrigerator • Hair Dryer • Safe

• 24-Hour Room Service • Daily Shipboard Newspaper • Bathrobe and Slippers• Nightly Turndown Service with Chocolate • 220V British 3-Pin and 110V 2-Pin Sockets

AA Club Balcony guests

(Queen Mary 2 and

Queen Elizabeth only)

also receive:

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine*


*This is instead of Half Bottleof Wine as shown adjacent



Stateroom Layouts & Categories

QUEENS GRI L L

GRAND & MASTER SU ITES

grand suite

2 beds, bath and shower, living/dining areas, balcony (approx 1,375-2,131 sq. ft.)

QUEENS GRI L L

PENTHOUSES & SU ITES

Queens suite*

2 beds, bath andshower, living area, balcony (approx 505-681 sq. ft.)*The balcony is representative of aQueens Suite on Queen Victoria,those on Queen Elizabeth differ.

Penthouse

2 beds, bath and shower, living area, balcony(approx 508 sq. ft.)

PR INCESS GR I L L SU ITES

Princess suite

2 beds, bath with shower, living area, balcony (approx 335-513 sq. ft.)denotes upright reclining seat

Q5, Queens Suite

Grand Suite

Princess Suite

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Deluxe Inside

Standard Inside2 beds and shower (approx 152-243 sq. ft.)

Oceanview

2 beds, shower and living area (approx 180-201 sq. ft.)

Standard Inside

Oceanview

Balcony

AAClub Balcony

(Queen Elizabeth only)

Balcony

2 beds, shower, living area and balcony (approx 242-472 sq. ft.)

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The diagrams and pictures of staterooms shown within this brochure are examples only, and individual staterooms may vary.



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Penthouse

2 beds, bath and shower, guest bathroom, living/dining areas, balcony (approx 758 sq. ft.)

Royal suite, Queen Anne

2 beds, bath and shower, guest bathroom, living/dining areas(approx 796 sq. ft.)

Q3, Queen Anne Royal Suite Queens Suite

grand Duplex, sandringham

Upper Level – bedroom, 2 master bathroomsLower Level – guest bathroom, living/dining areas, balcony(approx 2,249 sq. ft.)

Tolowerlevel

Toupperlevel

Upper Level

Lower Level

Duplex Apartments, Buckingham suite

Upper Level – bedroom, bath and shower, guest bathroom Lower Level – living/dining areas, balcony (approx 1,194 -1,566 sq. ft.)

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Queens suite

2 beds, bath with shower, living area,balcony (approx 506 sq. ft.) *Wheelchair accessible Q7 suites have a roll-inshower instead of a combination bath/shower.Walk-in wardrobe is not available in wheelchairaccessible suites.

Q5 Q6 Q7*

Q1, Grand Suite, Upper

Q1, Grand Suite, Lower

Q2, Duplex Suite, Upper

Q2, Duplex Suite, Lower

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Balconies BB & BD have sheltered balconies.Balconies DA & DC have views obstructed by lifeboats.

Club Balcony & Deluxe Balcony

2 beds, shower, living area and balcony (approx 248 sq. ft.)

Premium Balcony (sheltered)


standard inside

2 beds and shower (approx 159 sq. ft.)

Princess suite

2 beds, bath with shower, living area, balcony (approx 381 sq. ft.)

Princess Suite

Premium Balcony

standard Oceanview

2 beds, shower and living area (approx 159 sq. ft.)

Standard Oceanview

Deluxe Balcony

Standard Inside


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QUEEN VICTORIA2014

28 Apr 11 V403 Iberia & Canaries09 May 14 V404 Baltic23 May 13 V405 British Isles05 Jun 14 V406 Baltic19 Jun 3 V407 Short Break22 Jun 14 V408 Iceland06 Jul 14 V409 Baltic20 Jul 7 V410 Fjords27 Jul 14 V411 Mediterranean10 Aug 14 V412 Baltic24 Aug 7 V413 Fjords31 Aug 14 V414 Baltic14 Sep 24 V415 Black Sea08 Oct 17 V416 Mediterranean25 Oct 3 V417 Short Break28 Oct 12 V418 Mediterranean09 Nov 14 V419 Iberia & Canaries23 Nov 14 V420 Mediterranean07 Dec 10 V421 Iberia17 Dec 12 V422 Canary Islands29 Dec 5 V501 Short Break

QUEEN MARY 22014

03 Jan 7 M402 Eastbound Transatlantic09 May 7 M404 Westbound Transatlantic16 May 10 M405 Northern Europe16 May 7 M405A Eastbound Transatlantic16 May 28 M405B Northern Europe23 May 3 M405C Short Break 23 May 13 M405D Fjords26 May 8 M406 Northern Europe03 Jun 10 M407 Westbound Transatlantic03 Jun 2 M407A Short Break 03 Jun 19 M407B Roundtrip Transatlantic05 Jun 8 M407C Westbound Transatlantic05 Jun 15 M407D Roundtrip Transatlantic 13 Jun 9 M408 Eastbound Transatlantic13 Jun 7 M408A Eastbound Transatlantic13 Jun 18 M408B Roundtrip Transatlantic20 Jun 2 M408C Short Break20 Jun 4 M408D Short Break22 Jun 9 M409 Westbound Transatlantic22 Jun 2 M409A Short Break 22 Jun 14 M409B North America & Canada22 Jun 23 M409C North America & Canada24 Jun 7 M409D Westbound Transatlantic24 Jun 12 M409E North America & Canada24 Jun 19 M409F North America & Canada01 Jul 5 M410 North America & Canada01 Jul 12 M410A North America & Canada01 Jul 14 M410B North America & Canada06 Jul 9 M411 Eastbound Transatlantic06 Jul 7 M411A Eastbound Transatlantic06 Jul 22 M411B Northern Europe13 Jul 2 M411C Short Break 13 Jul 8 M411D Northern Europe15 Jul 4 M412 Northern Europe19 Jul 9 M413 Westbound Transatlantic19 Jul 2 M413A Short Break 19 Jul 19 M413B Roundtrip Transatlantic21 Jul 7 M413C Westbound Transatlantic

21 Jul 15 M413D Roundtrip Transatlantic 28 Jul 10 M414 Eastbound Transatlantic28 Jul 8 M414A Eastbound Transatlantic28 Jul 30 M414B Northern Europe05 Aug 2 M414C Short Break 05 Aug 15 M414D Fjords & Arctic Circle07 Aug 11 M415 Northern Europe18 Aug 9 M416 Westbound Transatlantic18 Aug 2 M416A Short Break 20 Aug 7 M416B Westbound Transatlantic20 Aug 15 M416C Roundtrip Transatlantic 27 Aug 8 M417 Eastbound Transatlantic27 Aug 19 M417A North America, Canada &

Northern Europe04 Sep 4 M418 Short Break08 Sep 7 M419 Westbound Transatlantic08 Sep 19 M419A North America & Canada08 Sep 26 M419B North America & Canada15 Sep 13 M420 North America & Canada15 Sep 19 M420A North America & Canada27 Sep 7 M421 Eastbound Transatlantic27 Sep 19 M421A Northern Europe04 Oct 4 M422 Short Break04 Oct 3 M422A Short Break07 Oct 1 M422B Short Break07 Oct 9 M422C Westbound Transatlantic07 Oct 21 M422D Northern Europe,

North America & Canada07 Oct 28 M422E Northern Europe,

North America & Canada08 Oct 8 M423 Westbound Transatlantic08 Oct 20 M423A North America & Canada08 Oct 27 M423B North America & Canada16 Oct 13 M424 North America & Canada16 Oct 19 M424A North America & Canada16 Oct 21 M424B North America & Canada28 Oct 9 M425 Eastbound Transatlantic28 Oct 7 M425A Eastbound Transatlantic28 Oct 22 M425B Northern Europe04 Nov 2 M425C Short Break 04 Nov 8 M425D Northern Europe06 Nov 4 M426 Short Break10 Nov 2 M427A Short Break 10 Nov 9 M427 Westbound Transatlantic12 Nov 7 M427B Westbound Transatlantic12 Nov 14 M427C Roundtrip Transatlantic 19 Nov 7 M428 Eastbound Transatlantic30 Nov 12 M430 Iberia & Canaries12 Dec 3 M431 Short Break15 Dec 7 M432 Westbound Transatlantic15 Dec 19 M432A Caribbean15 Dec 26 M432B Caribbean22 Dec 13 M501 Caribbean22 Dec 19 M501A Caribbean03 Jan 2015 7 M502 Eastbound Transatlantic

Pre-cruise Flight Post-cruise Flight On Transatlantic Crossings the number of nights shown refers to sail nights

• Westbound Transatlantic Crossing – Southampton to New York• Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing – New York to Southampton

WORLD VOYAGES JANUARY - MAY 2014Queen Elizabeth 8-118 nights 10 Jan - 9 May

Queen Victoria 10-116 nights 2 Jan - 28 Apr

Queen Mary 2 15-119 nights 10 Jan - 9 May

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QUEEN ELIZABETH2014

06 Jan 4 Q402 Short Break09 May 2 Q404 Short Break 11 May 4 Q405 Short Break08 Jun 12 Q408 Mediterranean Cruise08 Jun 19 Q408A Mediterranean Cruise08 Jun 26 Q408B Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 14 Q409 Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 7 Q409A Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 21 Q409B Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 7 Q409C Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 14 Q409D Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 21 Q409E Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 14 Q410 Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 7 Q410A Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 21 Q410B Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 7 Q410C Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 14 Q410D Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 21 Q410E Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 14 Q411 Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 7 Q411A Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 21 Q411B Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 7 Q411C Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 14 Q411D Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 21 Q411E Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 14 Q412 Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 7 Q412A Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 21 Q412B Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 7 Q412C Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 14 Q412D Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 21 Q412E Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 14 Q413 Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 7 Q413A Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 21 Q413B Mediterranean Cruise22 Aug 7 Q413C Mediterranean Cruise 22 Aug 14 Q413D Mediterranean Cruise22 Aug 21 Q413E Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 14 Q414 Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 7 Q414A Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 21 Q414B Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 7 Q414C Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 14 Q414D Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 21 Q414E Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 14 Q415 Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 7 Q415A Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 21 Q415B Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 7 Q415C Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 14 Q415D Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 21 Q415E Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 14 Q416 Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 7 Q416A Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 21 Q416B Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 7 Q416C Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 14 Q416D Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 21 Q416E Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 14 Q417 Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 7 Q417A Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 21 Q417B Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 7 Q417C Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 14 Q417D Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 21 Q417E Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 14 Q418 Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 7 Q418A Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 21 Q418B Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 7 Q418C Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 14 Q418D Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 21 Q418E Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 14 Q419 Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 7 Q419A Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 21 Q419B Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 7 Q419C Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 14 Q419D Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 21 Q419E Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 14 Q420 Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 7 Q420A Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 25 Q420B Mediterranean Cruise28 Nov 7 Q420C Mediterranean Cruise28 Nov 18 Q420D Mediterranean Cruise05 Dec 11 Q421 Mediterranean Cruise16 Dec 3 Q422 Short Break19 Dec 4 Q423 Short Break23 Dec 14 Q501 Iberia & Canaries

To book and for more information, contact your travel agent or Cunard Overseas Reservations:

+44 2380 657064email: [email protected]



Indulge in the most luxurious interpretation of the Cunard experience as you reside in a choice of lavish suites,

all with separate living and sleeping areas, a private balcony on which to unwind, plus a host of delightful

flourishes to enhance the sublime sense of style. While exquisite à la carte menus invite your

perusal in the truly exceptional Queens Grill each evening.

Q U e e N S G R I L L A m e N I T I e SStateroom Categories: Q1-Q7



• Butler & Concierge Service

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Champagne and Fresh Strawberries



• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe

• Bar Stocked with Spirits or Wines and Soft Drinks

• Pre-Dinner Canapés

• In-Suite Dining from Queens Grill Menu


• Fresh Flowers



• Books and Atlas





• Special Sweet Dreams Turndown Surprise on Formal Nights




• Priority Luggage Delivery• Priority DisembarkationExclusive access to:• The Courtyard• The Grills Lounge• The Grills Terrace


• Priority Disembarkation• Priority Tender Services

• Priority Luggage Delivery



QUEENS GRI L L

GRAND & MASTER SU ITES

2 beds, bath and shower, living/dining areas, balcony (approx 1,375-2,131 sq. ft.)

QUEENS GRI L L

PENTHOUSES & SU ITES

2 beds, bath and

shower, living area, balcony (approx 505-681 sq. ft.)*The balcony is representative of aQueens Suite on Queen Victoria,those on Queen Elizabeth differ.

2 beds, bath and shower, living area, balcony(approx 508 sq. ft.)


2 beds, bath with shower, living area, balcony (approx 335-513 sq. ft.)

denotes upright reclining seat

Q5, Queens Suite

Grand Suite

Princess Suite

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2 beds and shower (approx 152-243 sq. ft.)

2 beds, shower and living area (approx 180-201 sq. ft.)

Standard Inside

Oceanview

Balcony

(Queen Elizabeth only)

2 beds, shower, living area and balcony (approx 242-472 sq. ft.)



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Lower LevelUpper Level

2 beds, bath and shower, guest bathroom, living/dining areas, balcony (approx 758 sq. ft.)

2 beds, bath and shower, guest bathroom, living/dining areas(approx 796 sq. ft.)

Q3, Queen Anne Royal Suite Queens Suite

Upper Level – bedroom, 2 master bathroomsLower Level – guest bathroom, living/dining areas, balcony(approx 2,249 sq. ft.)

Tolowerlevel

Toupperlevel

Upper Level

Lower Level

Upper Level – bedroom, bath and shower, guest bathroom Lower Level – living/dining areas, balcony (approx 1,194 -1,566 sq. ft.)

Q U e e N m A RY 2

2 beds, bath with shower, living area,

balcony (approx 506 sq. ft.) *Wheelchair accessible Q7 suites have a roll-inshower instead of a combination bath/shower.Walk-in wardrobe is not available in wheelchairaccessible suites.

Q1, Grand Suite, Upper

Q1, Grand Suite, Lower

Q2, Duplex Suite, Upper

Q2, Duplex Suite, Lower

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have sheltered balconies. have views obstructed by lifeboats.



2 beds and shower (approx 159 sq. ft.)

2 beds, bath with shower, living area, balcony (approx 381 sq. ft.)

Princess Suite

Premium Balcony

2 beds, shower and living area (approx 159 sq. ft.)

Standard Oceanview

Deluxe Balcony

Standard Inside


QUEEN VICTORIA2014

28 Apr 11 V403 Iberia & Canaries09 May 14 V404 Baltic23 May 13 V405 British Isles05 Jun 14 V406 Baltic19 Jun 3 V407 Short Break22 Jun 14 V408 Iceland06 Jul 14 V409 Baltic20 Jul 7 V410 Fjords27 Jul 14 V411 Mediterranean10 Aug 14 V412 Baltic24 Aug 7 V413 Fjords31 Aug 14 V414 Baltic14 Sep 24 V415 Black Sea08 Oct 17 V416 Mediterranean25 Oct 3 V417 Short Break28 Oct 12 V418 Mediterranean09 Nov 14 V419 Iberia & Canaries23 Nov 14 V420 Mediterranean07 Dec 10 V421 Iberia17 Dec 12 V422 Canary Islands29 Dec 5 V501 Short Break

QUEEN MARY 22014

03 Jan 7 M402 Eastbound Transatlantic09 May 7 M404 Westbound Transatlantic16 May 10 M405 Northern Europe16 May 7 M405A Eastbound Transatlantic16 May 28 M405B Northern Europe23 May 3 M405C Short Break 23 May 13 M405D Fjords26 May 8 M406 Northern Europe03 Jun 10 M407 Westbound Transatlantic03 Jun 2 M407A Short Break 03 Jun 19 M407B Roundtrip Transatlantic05 Jun 8 M407C Westbound Transatlantic05 Jun 15 M407D Roundtrip Transatlantic 13 Jun 9 M408 Eastbound Transatlantic13 Jun 7 M408A Eastbound Transatlantic13 Jun 18 M408B Roundtrip Transatlantic20 Jun 2 M408C Short Break20 Jun 4 M408D Short Break22 Jun 9 M409 Westbound Transatlantic22 Jun 2 M409A Short Break 22 Jun 14 M409B North America & Canada22 Jun 23 M409C North America & Canada24 Jun 7 M409D Westbound Transatlantic24 Jun 12 M409E North America & Canada24 Jun 19 M409F North America & Canada01 Jul 5 M410 North America & Canada01 Jul 12 M410A North America & Canada01 Jul 14 M410B North America & Canada06 Jul 9 M411 Eastbound Transatlantic06 Jul 7 M411A Eastbound Transatlantic06 Jul 22 M411B Northern Europe13 Jul 2 M411C Short Break 13 Jul 8 M411D Northern Europe15 Jul 4 M412 Northern Europe19 Jul 9 M413 Westbound Transatlantic19 Jul 2 M413A Short Break 19 Jul 19 M413B Roundtrip Transatlantic21 Jul 7 M413C Westbound Transatlantic

21 Jul 15 M413D Roundtrip Transatlantic 28 Jul 10 M414 Eastbound Transatlantic28 Jul 8 M414A Eastbound Transatlantic28 Jul 30 M414B Northern Europe05 Aug 2 M414C Short Break 05 Aug 15 M414D Fjords & Arctic Circle07 Aug 11 M415 Northern Europe18 Aug 9 M416 Westbound Transatlantic18 Aug 2 M416A Short Break 20 Aug 7 M416B Westbound Transatlantic20 Aug 15 M416C Roundtrip Transatlantic 27 Aug 8 M417 Eastbound Transatlantic27 Aug 19 M417A North America, Canada &

Northern Europe04 Sep 4 M418 Short Break08 Sep 7 M419 Westbound Transatlantic08 Sep 19 M419A North America & Canada08 Sep 26 M419B North America & Canada15 Sep 13 M420 North America & Canada15 Sep 19 M420A North America & Canada27 Sep 7 M421 Eastbound Transatlantic27 Sep 19 M421A Northern Europe04 Oct 4 M422 Short Break04 Oct 3 M422A Short Break07 Oct 1 M422B Short Break07 Oct 9 M422C Westbound Transatlantic07 Oct 21 M422D Northern Europe,

North America & Canada07 Oct 28 M422E Northern Europe,

North America & Canada08 Oct 8 M423 Westbound Transatlantic08 Oct 20 M423A North America & Canada08 Oct 27 M423B North America & Canada16 Oct 13 M424 North America & Canada16 Oct 19 M424A North America & Canada16 Oct 21 M424B North America & Canada28 Oct 9 M425 Eastbound Transatlantic28 Oct 7 M425A Eastbound Transatlantic28 Oct 22 M425B Northern Europe04 Nov 2 M425C Short Break 04 Nov 8 M425D Northern Europe06 Nov 4 M426 Short Break10 Nov 2 M427A Short Break 10 Nov 9 M427 Westbound Transatlantic12 Nov 7 M427B Westbound Transatlantic12 Nov 14 M427C Roundtrip Transatlantic 19 Nov 7 M428 Eastbound Transatlantic30 Nov 12 M430 Iberia & Canaries12 Dec 3 M431 Short Break15 Dec 7 M432 Westbound Transatlantic15 Dec 19 M432A Caribbean15 Dec 26 M432B Caribbean22 Dec 13 M501 Caribbean22 Dec 19 M501A Caribbean03 Jan 2015 7 M502 Eastbound Transatlantic

Pre-cruise Flight Post-cruise Flight On Transatlantic Crossings the number of nights shown refers to sail nights

• Westbound Transatlantic Crossing – Southampton to New York• Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing – New York to Southampton

WORLD VOYAGES JANUARY - MAY 2014Queen Elizabeth 8-118 nights 10 Jan - 9 May

Queen Victoria 10-116 nights 2 Jan - 28 Apr

Queen Mary 2 15-119 nights 10 Jan - 9 May

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JANUARY 2014 - JANUARY 2015 CRUISES



QUEEN ELIZABETH2014

06 Jan 4 Q402 Short Break09 May 2 Q404 Short Break 11 May 4 Q405 Short Break08 Jun 12 Q408 Mediterranean Cruise08 Jun 19 Q408A Mediterranean Cruise08 Jun 26 Q408B Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 14 Q409 Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 7 Q409A Mediterranean Cruise20 Jun 21 Q409B Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 7 Q409C Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 14 Q409D Mediterranean Cruise27 Jun 21 Q409E Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 14 Q410 Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 7 Q410A Mediterranean Cruise04 Jul 21 Q410B Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 7 Q410C Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 14 Q410D Mediterranean Cruise11 Jul 21 Q410E Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 14 Q411 Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 7 Q411A Mediterranean Cruise18 Jul 21 Q411B Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 7 Q411C Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 14 Q411D Mediterranean Cruise25 Jul 21 Q411E Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 14 Q412 Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 7 Q412A Mediterranean Cruise01 Aug 21 Q412B Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 7 Q412C Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 14 Q412D Mediterranean Cruise08 Aug 21 Q412E Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 14 Q413 Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 7 Q413A Mediterranean Cruise15 Aug 21 Q413B Mediterranean Cruise22 Aug 7 Q413C Mediterranean Cruise 22 Aug 14 Q413D Mediterranean Cruise22 Aug 21 Q413E Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 14 Q414 Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 7 Q414A Mediterranean Cruise29 Aug 21 Q414B Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 7 Q414C Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 14 Q414D Mediterranean Cruise05 Sep 21 Q414E Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 14 Q415 Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 7 Q415A Mediterranean Cruise12 Sep 21 Q415B Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 7 Q415C Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 14 Q415D Mediterranean Cruise19 Sep 21 Q415E Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 14 Q416 Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 7 Q416A Mediterranean Cruise26 Sep 21 Q416B Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 7 Q416C Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 14 Q416D Mediterranean Cruise03 Oct 21 Q416E Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 14 Q417 Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 7 Q417A Mediterranean Cruise10 Oct 21 Q417B Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 7 Q417C Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 14 Q417D Mediterranean Cruise17 Oct 21 Q417E Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 14 Q418 Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 7 Q418A Mediterranean Cruise24 Oct 21 Q418B Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 7 Q418C Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 14 Q418D Mediterranean Cruise31 Oct 21 Q418E Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 14 Q419 Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 7 Q419A Mediterranean Cruise07 Nov 21 Q419B Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 7 Q419C Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 14 Q419D Mediterranean Cruise14 Nov 21 Q419E Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 14 Q420 Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 7 Q420A Mediterranean Cruise21 Nov 25 Q420B Mediterranean Cruise28 Nov 7 Q420C Mediterranean Cruise28 Nov 18 Q420D Mediterranean Cruise05 Dec 11 Q421 Mediterranean Cruise16 Dec 3 Q422 Short Break19 Dec 4 Q423 Short Break23 Dec 14 Q501 Iberia & Canaries


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