Cunard Cruises are arguably the most famous cruise line in Britain who are currently boasting one of the worlds youngest fleets. The fleet is made up of 3 ships. The eldest is the iconic Cunard Queen Mary 2 arguably the only transatlantic cruise liner left in the world. Then there are the sister ships the Cunard Queen Victoria and just recently launched the Cunard Queen Elziabeth.

Why go on a Cunard Cruises?

Cunard Cruises are world reknown for their attention to detail. Every thing starts as soon as you hop onboard to be greeted by your white gloved bell boy who will escort you to your luxurious stateroom. A Cunard Cruise holiday also tries and stimulates mentally with many of its enrichment programmes so you can learn as you cruise. However the highlight of any cruise with Cunard is the Culinary delights that are served up. Here at Adore Cruises are very fortunate to have cruised on many ships and Cunard Cruises in our opinion offers the best food out there.

With a Cunard Cruises you can choose where in the world you would like to go to. During the winter months, the ships embark on a series of world cruises where you can either do the full cruise or sectors. During the summer months, the Cunard Queen Elizabeth will be cruising from its home port in Southampton. The Queen Victoria will be cruising around the East Med and the Queen Mary 2 will be running its usual route from Southampton to New York and reverse. Here at Adore Cruises we are specialists within this brand and can recommend the Queen Mary 2 to New York and then over to visit the spectacular Niagara Falls. Or if you are really adventurous join Amtrak trains for a journey across the heart of America.

So take our advice and go on a Cunard Cruise, we know you will thank us