Cunard Cruises Queen Elizabeth cruise ship took its maiden voyage in October 2010. The ship has a sense of grandeur and opulence that is unmatched. The Grand Lobby spans three decks with a sweeping staircase along with beautifully sculpted balconies. The Queens Room is one of many public rooms and is located 2 decks high: The room compromises of ornate chandeliers as well as art deco decorative touches. The room is also the venue for the traditional British afternoon tea.

The Queen Elizabeth is the perfect cruise ship for those who enjoy traditional cruise holidays. The cocktail parties, the fine dining opportunities and other events give guests the perfect excuse to dress either formally or semi-formally, and enjoy the luxurious and indulgent atmosphere aboard the Queen Elizabeth.

The Queen Mary 2 is a grand and visually stunning cruise ship. The Queen Mary 2 is the largest passenger ship ever built in terms of length, gross tonnage and beam; it is actually taller than the Empire State Building! The ship is just as stunning on the inside as it is on the outside, with huge public spaces, sweeping staircases and ornately extravagant décor. This is the ideal cruise ship for those looking for cruise holidays aboard a world-renowned ship, but which also provides convenience for guests. The Queen Mary 2 is docked in Southampton, meaning that British guests do not need to fly to begin their luxurious cruise holiday. So overall, the Queen Mary 2 perfect cruise ship for cruise holidays that are relaxing, indulgent and comfortable as well as convenient.

Cunard’s Queen Victoria made its maiden voyage in 2007, and is a premium cruise ship perfect for luxurious and relaxing cruise holidays. Although it is a large cruise ship, the Queen Victoria can navigate through the Panama Canal, which is useful for long journeys and means that it can provide a good mixture of cruise holidays and long voyages. The Queen Victoria exudes class, its overall appearance conveys quintessential ‘Britishness’. The classy interior includes beautiful bars, sumptuous lounges and public rooms, all decorated in Edwardian and Victorian styles, and many of the grand public rooms are 2 decks high. The traditional British activities on offer include afternoon tea, shopping in Harrods or Wedgwood and eating bangers and mash in the Golden Lion pub, which all add to the sense of luxury and opulence aboard the Queen Victoria.