"The only thing QE2 has in common with other ships is that she floats.” A chapter in the era of The Beatles and man’s first landing on the moon, of pop art and psychedelia, the QE2, as she was known, became a symbol of modern elegance and engineering.

As a tribute to the previous Elizabeths- the original one and the QE2, this cruise ship evokes the 1930s, when Cunard’s first QE was launched. Queens and Princess Grill offer personalized stationery and marble bathrooms. This vessel is described as heritage not glitz, lawn bowls not waterslides. QE appeared in October 2010 when she was named in a grandiose ceremony by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. The only smokers places are on balconies, the starboard side on Decks 3 and 10, in Churchill’s Lounge on Deck 10. The Britannia Restaurant is the main dining room on board the ship, where everyone dines except the Grills and Britannia Club cabins. Sleek and handsome, she was a recognised style icon illustrating the renaissance of British design in the 60s. She would serve as a troopship in the Falkland War of 1982. The menu is as, in Britannia, the atmosphere- more exclusive, dinner is from 6,30p.m. There are a total of 1055 staterooms (of which 127 Suites, 572 Balcony, 126 Inside rooms, 9 Single) in 20 categories. Every day dancing, morning, noon and night on Queen Elizabeth- most in the Queens Room built for the purpose, gold and blue. No ship symbolises the eminence and ingenuity of maritime engineering and craftsmanship as much as the QE2 - a paragon of design, innovation and speed. The doors open to the Courtyard, and steps will lead you to the upper Grills Terrace, providing more exclusivity than the lower one, available for all guests.Four main dining rooms and the Verandah- an alternative restaurant, the Lido- a buffet and a changing specialty option, are Queen Elizabeth suggestions. The games deck is covered by a roof at the end of deck 11, which is not similar to the sports deck on Queen Victoria with her not continuous canvas covering. NIGHTS . This difference is the reason why the largest suites at Cunard Queen Elizabeth stern have smaller balconies. She was smaller than her predecessors in length, breadth, draft and tonnage, making her nimble enough to pass through the Panama and Suez Canals. The bow of QE is constructed with heavier plating in order to cope with Transatlantic run. The ship was named as Queen Elizabeth, similarly to what happened between 1940 and 1948- then the original QE was in service the same time as the Royal Navy battleship- the HMS Queen Elizabeth. The intimate Grill restaurants offer exceptional menus (with sophisticated creams and browns that glitter crystal and gold) and exciting sea views- located on Deck 11. RMS Queen Elizabeth's original whistle was used to make a copy of it for the new ship.Unlike previous Cunard ships, this is not a true liner, as not having heavy plating throughout the hull and also not having a propulsion system. May God bless her and all who sail in her.” With the ceremonial shattering of a bottle of Australian wine against the huge bow, the ship began her first journey into the water.

These are named after the knighted Cunard Commodores. Reminding the rich inheritance of the first Cunarder to bear the name, her stylishness both echoes that legendary age and improves her luxury modern charm. Modern luxury and the best of Cunard’s values are what guests can expect onboard.The ship is identical in design to the other ship of the fleet- Queen Victoria, although passenger’s capacity is slightly higher because of the steeper stern. For that reason, families might feel better on P&O or Princess lines. 85% of all cabins are outside, with 71% of them, featuring balconies. Date Route Cruise From $/Day; 2020 CRUISES: 25. Australia Short Break Cruise Q035A Departs: Melbourne | Arrives: Adelaide $519. This restaurant, managed by Cunard's executive chef, is remindful of the glory days of the first Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary, on which The Verandah Grill was regarded as the finest restaurant at sea. QM is now permanently docked at In 2019, Cunard repositioned the liner for a 2-month long season in Australia (February-March), with departures from homeports Operated regularly and starting in January each year, Queen Elizabeth offers In 2019, MS Queen Elizabeth had scheduled Cunard's first ever Alaskan cruise season in over 20 years. The 27-day Pacific Ocean crossing itinerary (Asia-Alaska repositioning, May 5-31, 2019, On Queen Elizabeth, Cunard offers culturally-rich shipboard programming for all 2019 cruises to Alaska. There are no user reviews for this ship.