Cunard is well-known and loved for celebrating the freedom to travel in style. The cruise line has some of the most iconic ocean liners in the industry within its fleet, including Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and Queen Anne - all synonymous with the cruise line's White Star Service and timeless atmosphere. Cunard’s most iconic itineraries include their World Voyages and Transatlantic crossings, sailing to a number of spectacular destinations.
As a classic, traditional cruise line, the dress code at Cunard balances casual resort style with smart evening attire. During Gala Evenings, which take place at least twice on each seven-night cruise, the dress code is black-tie.
As part of your Cunard fare, accommodation, dining (including breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant associated with your stateroom grade), self-service buffet, Afternoon Tea, water, tea, coffee, and fruit juices, entertainment, health and wellbeing venues (including sports courts, a gym and swimming pools), as well as children’s clubs are included.
Yes, you can may bring beer, wine or spirits on board (subject to the age limit law of the port of departure) to celebrate special occasions. However, a corkage fee of $25 per bottle (subject to change) is charged if you wish to consume any in dining rooms, alternative restaurants or bars. There is no corkage fee if it is consumed in your suite or stateroom.
Yes, kennel services are available for cats and dogs on Transatlantic Crossings on board Queen Mary 2 sailings departing from Southampton, Hamburg and New York only.