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SEASON VOYAGESOCTOBER - DECEMBER 2010

CE L E B RAT ING A NEW GOLDEN AGE OF OCEAN L IN E R TRAV E L

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 d2

I N T RODUC ING

T he harmony of classic and contemporary strikes an elegant chord throughout this magnificent ship.

Images and features from her predecessors, Queen Elizabeth and QE2, sit comfortably alongside her

modern charm. Entertainment ranges from lavish high-tech musical productions to the timeless refinement of

garden parties, Ivor Novello-style evenings around the piano and Grand Balls at sea. Opportunities for relaxation

stretch from the simple pleasures of a 6,000 book library to state-of-the-art spa treatments, films from the golden

era, or viewing the unique collection linking Cunard with royalty and British maritime heritage. All the while, our

White Star Service creates the most welcoming ambience for her privileged guests.

Within Queen Elizabeth’s sleek lines, the lavishness of eras past meets the thrilling future of ocean travel.

Welcome, then, to the next elegant chapter in Cunard history.

OUR GRAC IOUS NEW CUNARDER

Autumn 2010 will further enhance Cunard’s illustrious reputation for exquisite ocean

travel with the arrival of our newest liner, Queen Elizabeth. Recalling the rich heritage

of the first Cunarder to bear the name, her elegance both echoes that legendary age and

enhances her luxurious modern allure.

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CONTENTS

4-5 Elegant craftsmanship and intricate details

create a grand stage

6-7 Exquisite settings for elegant social

occasions, every day and evening

8-9 Embracing a liberating spirit, her exciting

activities are a breath of fresh air

10-11 Our superlative cuisine, is accompanied by

an unrivalled sense of style

12-17 Voyages and Fares

18-20 Deck Plans

21 Queens Grill Accommodation

22 Princess Grill Accommodation

23 Britannia Accommodation


E L EGANT CRA F T SMANSH I P

AND IN TR ICAT E D E TA I L S

CREAT E A GRAND S TAGE

Relive in modern glamour high society events of

the 1930s and 1940s as you grace ornate

rooms whose rich décor recalls the halcyon days

when our first Queen Elizabeth ruled the waves.

Your entrance into this graceful realm is dramatic indeed, as you

encounter the curved staircases, geometric patterns and spectacular

artwork of the soaring Grand Lobby. Overlooking its stately

grandeur is the two-tier Library, a calm haven of warm wood tones

bathed in natural reading light and crowned with a fabulous leaded

glass ceiling.

Opulent materials, luxuriant furnishings and art deco period

flourishes create a stirring impression elsewhere on board, as you’ll

discover in the double height Queens Room. Here, sip afternoon tea

beneath ornate cantilevered balconies and specially commissioned

stained glass panels or waltz across the intricate wooden dance

floor, gloriously illuminated by the magnificent chandelier.

Grand Lobby (Decks 1, 2&3) Ensures a majestic welcome,from its marble floors up to the stunning chandelier

The Library (Decks 2&3) Admire the flowing spiral staircase andstriking geometric patterns as you select from 6,000 titles

Café Carinthia (Deck 2) Luxurious drapes and chandeliers create agolden glow as you sip speciality teas

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...an illustriousheritage meetsmodern-day luxury

See deck plans onpages 18-20

At the time of going to press Queen Elizabeth is under construction and images featured in this brochure are artist impressions only. Final designs and décor may vary.

Cunarder’s Gallery (Deck 3)

Gaze at the famous faces that

have travelled on iconic Cunard

ships, as fascinating black and

white photographs tell

their stories

Cunard Royal Spa& FitnessCentre (Deck 9)

Pamper yourself with

aromatherapy massages and

rejuvenating treatments, and

stay trim at the superbly

equipped gym

ExhibitionWay (Deck 2)

Take a nostalgic trip into our

past as you admire this

collection of artefacts and

images from years and liners

gone by

TheQueens Room (Decks 2&3) A magnificent Grand Ballroom whose artworks and murals reflect our cherished royal links


Queen Elizabeth’s impressive public rooms, adorned

with gleaming marbles, polished woods, delicate

mosaics and plush fabrics, lend a lavish tone to a

glamorous whirl of memorable get-togethers.

Foremost among these is the three-tier Royal Court Theatre, whose

private boxes and regal blue and gold create a sumptuous stage for

dazzling dramatic performances and illuminating Cunard Insights talks

by renowned guest speakers. An equally refined air surrounds the

designer boutiques of the Royal Arcade, with its curved staircases,

feature lighting and a strikingly ornate sculpture arranged majestically

over two decks.

As the perfect complement to these grand rooms, discover more

intimate venues like the Yacht Club, named after the aft lounge on

QE2, with 270o views in all directions and dancing until the small

hours. Alternatively relax in comfortable bars and lounges where

conversations flow as easily as the champagne.

EXQUIS I TE SETT INGS FOR

ELEGANT SOCIAL OCCASIONS,

EVERY DAY AND EVENING

Midships Bar (Deck 3) A warm and sophisticated venueharking back to the original Queen Elizabeth

Royal Arcade (Deck 3) Chic boutiques in a setting of traditionalelegance

Yacht Club (Deck 10) Its quirky nautical features, including the compass-shaped dance floor, will be the scene for lively evenings andsunny days

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...also for yourenjoyment andenrichment on board

Cunard Insights

Hear thespian anecdotes, the

inspiration behind acclaimed

novels and the exploits of

explorers from our high

calibre guest speakers

Royal Astronomical Society

Fellows from the Society will

guide guests through the

constellations using telescopes

on the Yacht Club roof

Cunard Classic Film Club

Distinguished Cunard guests

from yesteryear again light

up the silver screen during

special viewings of all-time

favourites

Dance Classes

Learn the lindy hop, Jitterbug

or traditional ballroom on

board, ready to dance the

night away to the sounds of

a talented Big Band


Royal Court Theatre (Decks 1, 2&3) Applaud lavish productions from private boxes, as you savour chocolates and champagne


Queen Elizabeth will simply thrive in sunnier climes,

as she encourages guests to venture out on to her

inviting expanse of open deck to be as energetic or

relaxed as they please.

Deck 9 is the centre of her al fresco world, focused on The Garden

Lounge, whose abundant foliage is bathed in natural light from

the stunningly vaulted curves of a conservatory-style roof,

inspired by the glass houses at Kew Gardens. What a wonderfully

atmospheric venue for occasional ‘Supper Clubs’ that combine

dining and dancing under the stars – with views of the adjacent

Pavilion Pool with its bar and whirlpools.

And when the warm weather entices you on to the spacious

Games Deck, you’ll notice a definite English country garden

ambience, with the gentle clunk of croquet balls, traditional

bowls or paddle tennis in the welcome shade of its canopy.

Spa (Deck 9) Pavilion Pool (Deck 9) After a few lengths, relax in one of thetwo whirlpools

Games Deck (Deck 11) The scenic forward position hosts traditional pastimes like bowls, paddle tennis and croquet

EMBRAC ING A L I B E RAT ING

SP I R I T , HER EXCI T ING ACT IV I T I ES

ARE A BREATH OF FRESH A IR

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Promenade Deck (Deck 3)

Take in the invigorating air as

gently or energetically as you

wish on the promenade deck

The Grills Terrace (Deck 12)

The highest outdoor area on

Queen Elizabeth, exclusively

for Grills guests to soak up the

sun and admire the scenery

Garden Parties

Guests may enjoy a country

club-style gathering beneath

clear blue skies on the

expansive aft deck, as the

wake follows behind

“Country House” Soirées

Recreate the unbridled

glamour of yesteryear at

special champagne

get-togethers and

glamorous black tie balls

...extra reasonsto appreciate thesea breeze


The Garden Lounge (Deck 9) A light and sociable room reminiscent of a resplendent conservatory


OUR SUPER L AT I V E CU I S IN E ,

I S ACCOMPAN I ED BY AN

UNR I VA L L ED S ENSE OF S T Y L E

As afternoon melts into evening, you’ll notice a swell

of anticipation. Soon, course by mouthwatering

course, another exceptional dining occasion unfolds

with all the sophistication and panache you would

expect of Cunard.

One of four elegant restaurants will welcome you, depending on your

accommodation choice. Britannia Restaurant guests can arrive with a

graceful descent of its grand staircase, gleaming beneath the

eye-catching art deco chandelier. The Britannia Club’s tempting menus

are to be savoured at a time of your choice under patterned glass

ceilings flecked with gold and silver leaf. While up on Deck 11, the

intimate Princess and Queens Grill Restaurants captivate guests with

their flawlessly attentive service and the acclaimed pinnacle of our

à la carte excellence.

Of course, your taste buds could always lead you towards a choice of

alternative dining experiences, encompassing the stylish, the delightfully

casual and evenings devoted to a special culinary theme.Queens Grill (Deck 11) The epitome of Cunard dining excellence,where sparkling crystal glints against understated creams and golds

Britannia Club (Deck 2) Savour single seating dining amidst wood panelling and ornate glass walls and ceiling

(Note that certain options may carry a nominal charge).

Commodore Club (Deck 10) Sink into the leather chairs of thisclub-like observation lounge with sweeping views

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...a taste of her otherdining venues andlounges

The Courtyard (Deck 11)

Grills guests can enjoy the

liberating sensation of afternoon

tea outside in the sunshine or

evening dining al fresco

Queens Grill Lounge (Deck 11)

Exclusive to Grills guests, this

refined, comfortable and relaxed

haven is perfect for a pre-dinner

tipple with friends

The Lido Restaurants (Deck 9)

Light buffet dining is available

throughout the day and evening.

In some of the restaurants,

guests can enjoy sublime

regional cuisines each evening

The Golden Lion Pub (Deck 2)

Choose from a wide selection

of beer, cider and wine to

complement the delicious

gastro pub-style menus in a

comfortable, traditional setting


Britannia Restaurant (Decks 2&3) Make your dramatic evening entrance into this elegant two-tier dining room

The Courtyard (Deck 11)


MAIDEN VOYAGE12 - 25 Oct 2010 • 13 nights • Q019

Tue 12 Oct Southampton Sail late afternoon

Wed 13 Oct Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

Thu 14 Oct Vigo, Spain Full day

Fri 15 Oct Lisbon, Portugal Full day

Sat 16 Oct Cadiz, Spain Full day

Sun 17 Oct Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

Mon 18 Oct Las Palmas, Gran Canaria Full day

Tue 19 Oct Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife Full day

Wed 20 Oct Santa Cruz de la Palma, La Palma Full day

Thu 21 Oct Funchal, Madeira Full day & evening

22-24 Oct Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 3 days

Mon 25 Oct Southampton Arrive early morning

Southampton

Las PalmasSanta Cruz de Tenerife

Vigo

Santa Cruz de la Palma

Funchal

Lisbon

Cadiz

QueensGrill

£5,099

PrincessGrill

£3,949

ClubBalcony

£3,029

13-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£2,139

StandardOceanview

£1,729

StandardInside

£1,489

Arriving in Madeira in supreme

modern luxury, venture back to the

15th century aboard a replica of

the Santa Maria.

Bird of Paradise flower, The Canary Islands

A sparkling debut amidst Iberian harbours and the Canary Islands

After the excitement of a first departure from her home port of Southampton, Vigo provides your gateway to the splendour of

sacred Santiago de Compostela, Lisbon reveals its hilltop Castle of St George, and ancient Cadiz invites you to savour Jerez de la

Frontera, Spain’s sherry capital. Further south you’ll visit Gran Canaria – a continent in miniature – and Tenerife, dubbed the

island of eternal spring for its mild year-round climate. Up ahead, admire the antique wooden balconies of Santa Cruz and lush

blooms of almost every hue on the garden paradise of Madeira. Perhaps your fondest discovery, however, will be Queen Elizabeth

herself during three full days at sea on your leisurely homeward route.

Cadiz, Spain

Madeira

Voyage Q019

Departure DateHoliday NightsFares

MaidenVoyage

12 Oct, 201013From

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Double Occupancy Staterooms

QueensGrill

Q1 Grand SuitesQ2 Master SuitesQ3 PenthouseQ4 PenthouseQ5 Queens SuitesQ6 Queens SuitesQ7 Queens SuitesPrincess Grill

P1 Princess SuitesP2 Princess SuitesP3 Princess SuitesP4 Princess SuitesBritannia club dining

AA Club BalconyBritannia restaurant

A1 BalconyA2 BalconyA3 BalconyA4 BalconyA5 BalconyA6 Balcony•�

A7 Balcony•C1 OceanviewC2 OceanviewC3 OceanviewC4 Oceanview*C5 Oceanview*D1 Deluxe InsideD2 Deluxe InsideD3 Standard InsideD4 Standard InsideD5 Standard InsideD6 Standard InsideD7 Standard InsideD8 Standard Inside3rd/4th guest

Queens GrillPrincess GrillBritannia – BalconyBritannia – OceanviewBritannia – Inside

•Metal Fronted Balconies A6 4003-4042; A7� Certain A6 staterooms on Deck 5 have views partiallyobstructed by lifeboats*Obstructed View

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4,6694,3794,1293,949

3,029

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In common with standard industry practice, should it become clear during the building of the ship that itwill be possible to take delivery earlier than currently scheduled, there may be a short ‘Proving Voyage’offered for sale (as was the case back in 1969 with QE2). Should we be advised that a ‘Proving Voyage’will be possible, we will publicise it for sale. This short voyage would ensure that the ship is fully readyfor her Maiden Voyage, the first voyage after her naming.

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MEDITERRANEAN PREMIERE25 Oct - 8 Nov 2010 • 14 nights • Q020

Southampton

Gibraltar

RomeBarcelona

Monte Carlo

Naples

Cartagena

Florence/Pisa

A showcase of priceless treasures and peerless history

On Queen Elizabeth’s second ever voyage, discover an artist’s gift to his city, the Miró Foundation in Barcelona, filled with

examples of his bold Catalan flamboyance. Reds and golds greet you within Monte Carlo’s sensational Opera House, while the

famed Duomo of Florence remains a breathtaking symbol of Renaissance ingenuity. Imagine the clash of gladiatorial swords in

Rome’s vast Colosseum, and the clatter of daily life captured in the poignant tableaux of Pompeii. In the natural harbour of

Cartagena, delve into the legacy of various residents – including the Phoenicians, Romans and Moors – before one last historic

encounter at Gibraltar’s Trafalgar Cemetery.

Amalfi Coast, Italy

QueensGrill

£4,699

PrincessGrill

£3,649

ClubBalcony

£2,629

14-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£1,909

StandardOceanview

£1,509

StandardInside

£1,299

Have your camera at the ready as

Queen Elizabeth glides into the

breathtaking coastal amphitheatre

that is the Bay of Naples.

Barcelona, Spain

Monte Carlo, Monaco

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Mon 25 Oct Southampton Sail late afternoon

26-27 Oct Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 2 days

Thu 28 Oct Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

Fri 29 Oct Barcelona, Spain Full day

Sat 30 Oct Monte Carlo, MonacoA Full day

Sun 31 Oct Florence or Pisa (from Livorno), Italy Full day

Mon 1 Nov Rome (from Civitavecchia), Italy Full day

Tue 2 Nov Naples, Italy Full day

Wed 3 Nov Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

Thu 4 Nov Cartagena, Spain Full day

Fri 5 Nov Gibraltar Morning

6-7 Nov Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 2 days

Mon 8 Nov Southampton Arrive early morning

A= Anchor Port

To book and for current fares, visit www.cunard.co.uk, call 0845 071 0300 or contact your travel agent


AEGEAN INTRODUCTION8 - 26 Nov 2010 • 18 nights • Q021

Southampton

Granada

Gibraltar

Dubrovnik

Venice

KusadasiAthens

Valletta

Alicante

QueensGrill

£5,149

PrincessGrill

£3,999

ClubBalcony

£2,949

18-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£2,099

StandardOceanview

£1,829

StandardInside

£1,599

Admire the Venetian Gothic balconies,

arches and spires of the enchanting

Ca’ d’Oro, or Golden House, a true

Grand Canal showpiece.

Mon 8 Nov Southampton Sail late afternoon


Thu 11 Nov Granada (from Malaga), Spain Full day

Fri 12 Nov Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

Sat 13 Nov Valletta, Malta Afternoon

Sun 14 Nov Cruising the Adriatic Sea

Mon 15 Nov Venice, Italy Full day

Tue 16 Nov Dubrovnik, Croatia Full day

Wed 17 Nov Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

Thu 18 Nov Ephesus (from Kusadasi), Turkey Full day

Fri 19 Nov Athens (from Piraeus), Greece Full day

20-21 Nov Cruising the Mediterranean Sea 2 days

Mon 22 Nov Alicante, Spain Full day

Tue 23 Nov Gibraltar Morning


Fri 26 Nov Southampton Arrive early morningVenice, Italy

Voyage through the centuries, right across this fascinating sea

Malaga entices you to marvel at the Moorish splendour of Granada’s calm courtyards and fountain-filled gardens of the majestic

fortified Alhambra, before you survey the wondrous frescoes in Valletta’s Palace of the Grand Masters. Follow a labyrinth of

enchanting canals and bridges in Venice by gondola, wind your way along medieval cobbled alleys in Dubrovnik and tread

ancient Roman flagstones in Ephesus as you seek out its 24,000-seat amphitheatre. Soon, you may find yourself gazing over

Athens from beside the iconic Parthenon; four days later, following a foray ashore in Alicante, and your final scenic viewpoint is

Gibraltar’s mighty rock.

Granada, Spain

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Voyage Q021


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GALLIC DEBUT26 Nov - 1 Dec 2010 • 5 nights • Q022

Fri 26 Nov Southampton Sail late afternoon

Sat 27 Nov Amsterdam, Afternoon &The Netherlands overnight

Sun 28 Nov Amsterdam Full day

Mon 29 Nov Bruges or Brussels (from Zeebrugge),

Belgium Full day

Tue 30 Nov Normandy (from Cherbourg), France Full day

Wed 1 Dec Southampton Arrive early morning

Southampton

Bruges/Brussels

Amsterdam

Cherbourg

Three continental gems grace this memorable short break

Explore a trio of captivating calls just beyond the Channel. Take the best vantage point to view Amsterdam’s 6,000

beautiful protected buildings and bridges – on a charming canal boat tour – or simply glide between the artworks in the

superb Van Gogh Museum. In Brussels, see if you share Victor Hugo’s opinion that the eye-catching baroque façades of

Grand-Place retains its status as ‘the most beautiful square in Europe’. Take the short trip to marvel at the intricate

artistry of the 11th century Bayeux Tapestry or visit fairy-tale Mont Saint-Michel, rising gracefully out of the tidal flats.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

QueensGrill

£1,749

PrincessGrill

£1,449

ClubBalcony

£1,009

5-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£789

StandardOceanview

£689

StandardInside

£599

Take a charming horse and carriage

ride around the medieval cobbles of

Bruges, before feasting on specialities

like moules frites, waffles, chocolate

and the famed local beer.

Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France

Bruges, Belgium

Voyage Q022


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1 - 14 Dec 2010 • 13 nights • Q023

Wed 1 Dec Southampton Sail late afternoon

Thu 2 Dec Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

Fri 3 Dec Vigo, Spain Full day

Sat 4 Dec Lisbon, Portugal Full day

Sun 5 Dec Cadiz, Spain Full day

Mon 6 Dec Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

Tue 7 Dec Las Palmas, Gran Canaria Full day

Wed 8 Dec Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife Full day

Thu 9 Dec Santa Cruz de la Palma, La Palma Full day

Fri 10 Dec Funchal, Madeira Full day & evening

11-13 Dec Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 3 days

Tue 14 Dec Southampton Arrive early morning

Southampton

Las PalmasSanta Cruz de Tenerife

Vigo

Santa Cruz de la Palma

Funchal

Lisbon

Cadiz

QueensGrill

£3,849

PrincessGrill

£2,899

ClubBalcony

£2,149

13-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£1,569

StandardOceanview

£1,359

StandardInside

£1,199

In Lisbon, venture to Belém where

you can visit the watchtower, the

Monument to the Discoveries and

the Jeronimos Monastery where

Vasco da Gama is buried.

Vigo, Spain

An exciting adventure in the footsteps of great explorers

As you near Vigo, anticipate reaching the end point of many a great pilgrimage, Santiago de Compostela, with its awesome

twin-spired cathedral. Lisbon is no stranger to famed navigators, nor Cadiz at the heart of ancient and Moorish trade routes.

Further South in Las Palmas, admire the attractive Casa Colón, where Columbus reputedly stayed before reaching the New World

in 1492. After pausing to bask on Tenerife’s black sand beaches, imagine Columbus’s historic voyage at the Naval Museum,

housed in replica of his legendary ship Santa Maria. Before your return, gaze wistfully west across the Atlantic waves with the

explorer’s statue in Funchal’s Santa Catarina Park.

Lisbon, Portugal

Mount Teide, Tenerife

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IBERIAN DISCOVERYIberianDiscovery

1 Dec, 201013From

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FESTIVE DEBUT14 Dec 2010 - 5 Jan 2011 • 22 nights • Q101

Tue 14 Dec Southampton Sail late afternoon


Fri 17 Dec Funchal, Madeira Afternoon & evening


Thu 23 Dec Road Town, Tortola Full day

Fri 24 Dec Roseau, Dominica Full day

Sat 25 Dec Christmas Day at sea

Sun 26 Dec Bridgetown, Barbados Full day

Mon 27 Dec Castries, St Lucia Full day

Tue 28 Dec St John’s, Antigua Full day


Sat 1 Jan New Year’s Day at sea

Sun 2 Jan Ponta Delgada, The Azores Morning

3-4 Jan Cruising the Atlantic Ocean 2 days

Wed 5 Jan Southampton Arrive early morning

Southampton

Funchal

Ponta Delgada

St Lucia

Tortola

Barbados

Antigua

Dominica

Join in Queen Elizabeth’s first seasonal celebration

Complete an incredible Atlantic circuit as you first sail south to Madeira, perhaps ascending by cable car to the palace and

botanical gardens at Monte, before the Caribbean beckons. From the tiny sailor’s paradise of Tortola, delve into St Lucia’s

lush botanical gardens whose greenery is splashed with the vibrant hues of hibiscus, orchids and parrots. In Dominica seek

out the Kalinago Barana Autê cultural village for an enthralling insight into Kalingo Indian life; in Bridgetown, sip oh-so-British

afternoon tea or sample Bajan-style flying fish fresh from the grill; the next day, select from over 350 Antiguan beaches. And

your first land sighting of the New Year will be the Azores, fabled to be the lost world of Atlantis.

The TorailleWaterfall, St Lucia

QueensGrill

£9,299

PrincessGrill

£7,419

ClubBalcony

£5,829

22-night fares from

PremiumBalcony

£3,999

StandardOceanview

£3,389

StandardInside

£2,999

Take a bird’s eye view of St Lucia’s

natural splendour, swooping

between the jungle-clad Pitons and

above bubbling sulphur pools.

Bridgetown, Barbados

Antigua


Voyage Q101


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Deck 9

Aft

Deck 10

Deck 11

Deck 12

Q1

Deck

Grand Suites 6, 7

Master Suites 7

Penthouse 6, 8

Penthouse 4, 5

Queens Suites 4, 5, 8

Queens Suites 7

Queens Suites 7

Princess Suites 5, 7, 8

Princess Suites 5, 6

Princess Suites 4

Princess Suites 4

Club Balcony 8

Balcony 8

Balcony 7, 8

Balcony 6, 7

Balcony 4, 5, 6

Deck

Balcony 4, 5

Balcony•� 4, 5

Balcony• 4

Oceanview 1, 6

Oceanview 1

Oceanview 1

Oceanview* 4

Oceanview* 4

Deluxe Inside 6, 8

Deluxe Inside 1

Standard Inside 8

Standard Inside 7

Standard Inside 6

Standard Inside 5

Standard Inside 4

Standard Inside 4

Q2

Q3

Q5

Q6

Q7

Q4

P1

P2

P3

P4

StateroomCategory

AA

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

C2

C3

C4

C1

C5

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

ForwardMidships

Ship facts

Country of Registry: Great Britain

Service Speed: 21.7 kts

Max Speed: 23.7 kts

Gross Tonnage: 90,400 GRT

Guest Capacity: 2,092

Length Overall: 294 metres

Breadth: 32.25 metres

Draft: 8 metres

Key to symbols

L Lift

† Indicates 2 lower berths and 1 upperberth

+ Indicates 3rd berth is a single sofabed

|= Indicates 3rd and 4th berth is a single sofabed and one upper bed

* C4 & C5 Staterooms have viewsobstructed by lifeboats

� Views partially obstructed by lifeboats

� Staterooms 6001 & 6002 have forwardfacing oceanviews

� Wheelchair accessible

• Metal fronted balconies A6 4003-4042; A7

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6.173

6.177

6.181

6.185

6.189

6.193

6.209

Deck 5 (Staterooms 5.001-5.198)




Aft ForwardMidships


DECK P LANS

Q1

Deck

Grand Suites 6, 7

Master Suites 7

Penthouse 6, 8

Penthouse 4, 5

Queens Suites 4, 5, 8

Queens Suites 7

Queens Suites 7

Princess Suites 5, 7, 8

Princess Suites 5, 6

Princess Suites 4

Princess Suites 4

Club Balcony 8

Balcony 8

Balcony 7, 8

Balcony 6, 7

Balcony 4, 5, 6

Deck

Balcony 4, 5

Balcony•� 4, 5

Balcony• 4

Oceanview 1, 6

Oceanview 1

Oceanview 1

Oceanview* 4

Oceanview* 4

Deluxe Inside 6, 8

Deluxe Inside 1

Standard Inside 8

Standard Inside 7

Standard Inside 6

Standard Inside 5

Standard Inside 4

Standard Inside 4

Q2

Q3

Q5

Q6

Q7

Q4

P1

P2

P3

P4

StateroomCategory

AA

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

C2

C3

C4

C1

C5

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

D8

4.170

CONNEXIONS2&3

1.0831

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1.087


Deck 2

Deck 3


8 DECK 10 DECK 12 DECK

2 DECK 4 DECK 6 DECK 7 DECK

9 DECK11 DECK

1 DECK3 DECK5 DECK

Aft ForwardMidships

Key to symbols

L Lift

† Indicates 2 lower berths and 1 upperberth

+ Indicates 3rd berth is a single sofabed

|= Indicates 3rd and 4th berth is a single sofabed and one upper bed

* C4 & C5 Staterooms have viewsobstructed by lifeboats

� Views partially obstructed by lifeboats

� Staterooms 6001 & 6002 have forwardfacing oceanviews

� Wheelchair accessible

• Metal fronted balconies A6 4003-4042; A7

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QUEENS GR I L L

ACCOMMODAT ION

Q1 Grand SuitesBisset, Rostron, Charles, IllingworthDeck: 6, 7

Master SuitesBritten, ThompsonDeck: 7

PenthouseDeck: 6, 8

PenthouseDeck: 4, 5

Queens SuitesDeck: 4, 5, 8

Queens SuitesDeck: 7

Queens SuitesDeck: 7

Q2

Q3

Q5

Q6

Q7

Q4

Relax in Queen Elizabeth’s most spacious and sumptuous

accommodation, culminating in the six Master and Grand

Suites named in honour of those past Cunard Commodores

who have received knighthoods. Light woods and luxurious

upholstery add elegance to your sublime retreat, occupying

508 to 1,493 square feet and featuring a full bathroom, as

you would expect. Summon champagne to your own

private verandah, dine in-suite from the Queens Grill

menu, and let your concierge arrange an excursion ashore.

To ensure the privilege extends to every moment, you’ll

appreciate the services of a butler, plus priority

embarkation and disembarkation.

Features & Amenities

At the time of going to press Queen Elizabeth is under construction. Where necessary Cunard reserves the right to alter deck plans without notice. Images and stateroom layouts shown on this page are of Queen Victoria.

Q1

Grand Suites2 beds, bath with shower,

living, dining area, verandah

(approx 1,375-1,493 sq. ft.)

Grand Suite

Q1 Q2

Priority Luggage Delivery

• Butler & Concierge Service• Bon Voyage Bottle of Champagneand Fresh Strawberries

• Satellite TV with Multi-LanguageFilm & Music

• Direct-Dial Telephone• Refrigerator• Hair Dryer• Safe• Bar stocked with Spirits or Winesand Soft Drinks

• Pre-Dinner Canapés• In-Suite Dining from QueensGrill 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 & Shower• Soft Terry Robes & Slippers• Special Sweet Dreams TurndownSurprise on Formal Nights

• Nightly Turndown Servicewith Chocolate

• 220V British 3-Pin and110V 2-Pin Sockets

• Priority Embarkation• Priority Disembarkation

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

Dining - Queens GrillDeck: 11Single seating dinner18:30 - 21:00

PR INCESS GR I L L

ACCOMMODAT ION


Features & Amenities

P1

Princess Suite2 beds, bath with shower, living area, verandah

(approx 335-513 sq. ft.)

denotes upright reclining seat

Princess Suite

Priority embarkation ensures a feeling of privilege before

you even step inside your superbly appointed suite, where a

bottle of wine and succulent fresh strawberries are waiting

for you. These are among the thoughtful flourishes that

make you feel so warmly welcome, such as the fresh fruit

replenished each day and personalised stationery. Should

you wish, invite new friends for pre-dinner champagne and

canapés in your separate living area – your concierge will

gladly assist with any arrangements.

After all, this is your refined and relaxing retreat. Here, you

can seek out idyllic seclusion on your private balcony,

complete with reclining seats. Bask in your full bathroom

with bathtub, and wrap yourself in the beautifully soft terry

robes and slippers. And, with your choice from the nine

styles featured on our pillow concierge menu, anticipate a

wonderfully restful night’s sleep, ready for another

unforgettable day on board.


P1 Princess SuitesDeck: 5, 7, 8

Princess SuitesDeck: 5, 6

Princess SuitesDeck: 4

Princess SuitesDeck: 4

P2

P3

P4

P2 P3 P4

• Concierge Service• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine andFresh Strawberries

• Satellite TV with Multi-LanguageFilm & Music

• Direct-Dial Telephone• Refrigerator• Hair Dryer• Safe• In-Suite Dining fromPrincess Grill Menu

• Daily Fresh Fruit• 24-Hour Room Service• Personalised Stationery• Atlas• Daily Shipboard Newspaper• Pillow Concierge Menu• Full Bathroom with Bath & Shower• Soft Terry Robes & Slippers• Nightly Turndown Servicewith Chocolate


• Priority Embarkation

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

Dining - Princess GrillDeck: 11Single seating dinner18:30 - 21:00

BR I TANN I A

ACCOMMODAT ION

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Balcony2 beds, shower, living area and

balcony (approx 242-472 sq. ft.)

Features & Amenities• Bon Voyage Half Bottle of Wine• Satellite TV with Multi-LanguageFilm & Music

• Direct-Dial Telephone• Fruit Basket (on request)• Refrigerator• Hair Dryer• Safe• 24-Hour Room Service• Daily Shipboard Newspaper• Bathrobe & Slippers• Nightly Turndown Servicewith Chocolate


AAClub BalconyReceive all the above PLUS:• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine*• Pillow Concierge Menu

* This is instead of half bottle of wineas shown above

Dining:

Britannia RestaurantDeck: 2, 3Early sitting for dinner - 18:00Late sitting for dinner - 20:30

Britannia ClubDeck: 2Single seating dinner18:30 - 21:00

Deck

Club Balcony 8

Balcony 8

Balcony 7, 8

Balcony 6, 7

Balcony 4, 5, 6

Balcony 4, 5

Balcony•� 4, 5

Balcony• 4

Oceanview 1, 6

Oceanview 1

Oceanview 1

Deck

Oceanview* 4

Oceanview* 4

Deluxe Inside 6, 8

Deluxe Inside 1

Standard Inside 8

Standard Inside 7

Standard Inside 6

Standard Inside 5

Standard Inside 4

Standard Inside 4

AA

C5

D8

D7

D6

D5

D4

D3

D2

D1

C4

C3

C2

C1

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

* Obstructed view� Certain A6 staterooms on deck 5 have views partially obstructed by lifeboats

•Metal fronted balconies A6 4003-4042; A7

A1 A2 A3

A5 A6A4 A7

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5

D1 D2 D3

D5 D6

D4

D7 D8

Oceanview2 beds, shower and living area


Standard Inside2 beds and shower


Standard Inside

Oceanview

Balcony Stateroom

AA


Comfortable and stylish, your choice of Britannia stateroom

shall be your inviting home from home throughout your

memorable voyage. So settle down to a favourite movie on

your television with satellite channels and music; should you

feel peckish, summon room service at any hour. Guests in

AA Club Balcony staterooms will enjoy single seating dining

in the Britannia Club.

Returning to your private haven at the end of another

sensational evening, appreciate the details that make such a

difference: the bathrobe, slippers, and a nightly turndown

service with pillow chocolate.

Terms and Conditions: Fares are per person based on double occupancy sharing the lowest available category within each stateroom type. Please see the Cunard Voyages April 2009 - April 2010 third edition brochure whichcontains important information you must read before booking. Fares are applicable to new bookings only and are not combinable with any other Cunard promotional fare.

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Call us today to reserve your place aboard our gracious newCunarder, Queen Elizabeth.

PASSENGER SHIPPINGASSOCIATION MEMBER ABTA No. V8764

COMING SOON

August 2009 - April 2011 Voyages

HOW TO BOOK

on 0845 071 0300BY PHONE

at ABTA travel agentsIN-STORE

visit www.cunard.co.ukONLINE

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ANT IC I PAT E AN E L EGANT FU TUR E

Port timings:The time the ship will be in port will vary according to the voyage and port. For each voyage in this brochure we have indicated next to each port whether our port call will be a morning, an afternoon, a full day or longer. Here is aguide to how long the ship will usually be in port:Morning:The Ship will usually arrive between 7am and 9am and normally depart between 12noon and 2pm;Afternoon:The Ship will usually arrive between 12noon and 2pm and normally departbetween 5pm and 7pm;Full Day:The Ship will usually arrive between 7am and 10am and normally depart between 4pm and 8pm;Full Day & Evening:The Ship will usually arrive between 7am and 10am and normally depart between 9pm and11.59pm;Afternoon & Evening:The Ship will usually arrive between 12noon and 2pm and normally depart between 9pm and 11.59pm;Afternoon,Overnight & Full Day:The Ship will usually arrive between 12noon and 2pm and depart thefollowing day between 4pm and 8pm.

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