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YOUR HOLIDAY HOME AT SEA

The latest ship to join the Cunard fleet, Queen Elizabeth has everything from the golden age of cruising whilst meeting the needs of a state of the art modern cruise liner. Traditionally styled, you’ll find beautiful artworks and chandeliers, Italian marble and sleek, polished wood surfaces on board a ship that epitomises good taste.
When cruising on the Queen Elizabeth, you will experience Cunard’s famous White Star Service at every moment.

Nine different suites and six restaurants cater to all styles and serve all tastes, from fine dining to regional fare. A garden lounge based on the world famous Kew Gardens adds a touch of class to your morning coffee, while the largest ballroom at sea, the Queen’s Room, is where you can dress in your best and dance the night away.

Entered service: 2010

Tonnage: 90,900

Number of Decks: 12

Passenger Capacity: 2,081

Total Crew: 1,005

Number of Cabins: 1,046

Wheelchair Accessible Cabins: Yes

Number of Pools: 2

Number of Restaurants: 7

Kids Club: Yes

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YOUR HOLIDAY INCLUDES

  •  1 Night Hotel Stay Tokyo
  •  Flights
  •  Full Board Cruise

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HOLIDAY ITINERARY


Day 1: Tokyo Hotel Stay

Day 2: Yokohama - Embark the Queen Elizabeth

Day 3: At Sea

Day 4: Hakodate

Day 5: Aomori

Day 6: Otaru

Day 7 - 12: At Sea (Cross the International Date Line)

Day 13: Seward

Day 14: At Sea

Day 15: Juneau

Day 16: Glacier Bay (Scenic Cruising)

Day 17: Ketchikan

Day 18: At Sea

Day 19: Victoria

Day 20: Vancouver - Disembark Queen Elizabeth & Fly Home.


Cunard Covid-19 safety measures

  • Before Cruising

    As well as testing negative for coronavirus, other pre-cruise measures include a health declaration which will be reviewed at embarkation and a temperature check. At the cruise terminal guests will be required to follow social distancing guidance and wear facemasks. Crew will also have their health monitored before and during cruises.

  • Onboard

    Onboard each ship, all areas including the spa, salon and pools will be open, and restaurants will be adapted including no self-service buffets, pre-booked tables and dining only in the group you're travelling with. While social distancing must be observed, guests can also link their bookings with friends and family onboard to form a group up to the maximum number allowed by the UK government at the time of departure.

  • Cleaning

    In addition to already rigorous onboard hygiene, cleaning will be even more frequent, including in staterooms and suites, using products which are known to fight coronavirus. To encourage frequent hand washing there will also be more hand sanitiser stations throughout the ships.

  • Ashore

    When it comes to heading ashore, shore excursions will be organised by Cunard to ensure that they adhere to local and onboard guidance. Before reboarding, guests may be required to have their temperature checked.

  • Medical

    Due to industry procedures, Cunard will no longer be able to accept guests onboard who need supplementary oxygen, including through an oxygen concentrator, mechanical ventilatory support except for overnight CPAP for sleep apnoea, or dialysis. In addition, guests who have had a case or suspected case of COVID-19, been in contact with someone with a case or suspected case of COVID-19, or have been asked to isolate by Track and Trace within 14 days of departure will not be able to board.

  • Before boarding, guests must complete a health questionnaire and undergo a temperature check, while luggage will be sanitised prior to being unloaded.

    At the end of the cruise, guests must complete a passenger locator form for the UK government track and trace initiative.


Aomori

Located in Mutsu Bay, Aomori city retains its Edo Period grid pattern, though the city was heavily bombed in World War II. Most of Aomori's attractions are recent buildings including a number of contemporary architectural gems: the Wa Rasse and A-Factory near Aomori Station, Aomori Bay Bridge and the Aomori Prefecture Tourist Center.

At Sea

MSC

Enjoy the facilities of the cruise ship while sailing to your next port of call.

Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is an American national park located in Southeast Alaska west of Juneau. President Calvin Coolidge proclaimed the area around Glacier Bay a national monument under the Antiquities Act on February 25, 1925.

Hakodate

Hakodate is one of Hokkaido's top hidden destinations. As Japan's first port city to open to foreign trade back in 1854, visitors can witness the early influences this had on the city's culture and development. Discover some unique architectural curiosities, from the Russian Orthodox Church (1859), the Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward to the red-brick Motomachi and Western-style Goryokaku fort. If you’re visiting this winter, be sure to not miss Hakodate's wintertime festivities. Not forgetting the skiing or sledding opportunities, visit one of the many illuminations or snow and ice festivals to really understand what Hakodate is all about.

Otaru

Otaru, a port city on Hokkaido (Japan’s northernmost island), lies northwest of Sapporo on Ishikari Bay. The city is known for glassworks, music boxes and sake distilleries. Nishin Goten (“herring mansion”), a former fish processing plant built in 1897, explores the industry’s key role in the city’s earlier years. Completed in 1923, the Otaru Canal is now lined with cafes and shops in converted old warehouses.

Tokyo

From high-end sushi to quick-slurped noodles, Tokyo lives up to its rep as a culinary powerhouse. In areas like Shibuya and Shinjuku, the city delivers the crowds and neon travelers envision. Elsewhere it balances the brash with tranquil gardens and old ways. With its jurisdiction stretching from western mountains to remote southern islands, the capital goes way beyond the expected. Futuristic yet rooted in tradition, ordered yet chaotic, Tokyo has everything you’ve read about and so much more.

Tokyo Hotel Stay

Vancouver

Vancouver, a bustling west coast seaport in British Columbia, is among Canada’s densest, most ethnically diverse cities. A popular filming location, it’s surrounded by mountains, and also has thriving art, theatre and music scenes. Vancouver Art Gallery is known for its works by regional artists, while the Museum of Anthropology houses preeminent First Nations collections.

Yokohama

It is a city which is extremely close to Tokyo, yet it seems to get overlooked by many tourists – this is of course the beautiful port city of Yokohama. A mere 30 minutes from Tokyo by normal train, and just 18 minutes by shinkansen to Shin-Yokohama, it is extremely convenient to get to and makes an amazing day trip. It is a destination which is included in the JR Rail Pass, the JR Tokyo Wide Pass and even the N’EX Round Trip Ticket!

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