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Queen Victoria Sydney to Hong Kong 22 nights 26th Feb 2022
Ship:
Queen Victoria
Duration:
22 Nights
Departure Date:
Monday 28th February 2022
Includes
- Flights Included ,
- Full Board Cruise ,
- Hotel stay
Inside
From
£3599pp
Outside
From
£3799pp
Balcony
From
£4299pp
Suite
From
£7199pp
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YOUR HOLIDAY HOME AT SEA
There’s something distinctly refined and regal about a Cunard cruise and the beautiful Queen Victoria certainly upholds the fine traditions of this luxury line. Even before you board this beautiful ship you’ll note the trademark black and red livery which, together with her sleek modern design, immediately sets the theme of proud cruising heritage married with innovative features for today’s cruise guests. From her plush, elegantly decorated public rooms to her gourmet dining and luxurious, spacious cabins, Queen Victoria exudes class. The range of options for high-quality entertainment and enrichment, as well as serene relaxation make for the cruise holiday of a lifetime.
- Built 2007
- Refurbished 2015
- Length 964.5ft
- Beam 106ft
- Tonnage 90,000gt
- Decks 12
- Passengers 2061
- Crew 981
- Restaurants 6
- Lounges & Bars 15
- Pool 3 & 5 Jacuzzies
- Elevators 12
CRUISE GALLERY
YOUR HOLIDAY INCLUDES
- Flights Included
- Full Board Cruise
- Hotel stay
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HOLIDAY ITINERARY
Day 1-2 : Fly from the UK to Sydney
Day 2-3: Sydney Embark The Queen Victoria (Overnight on Board)
Day 4: At Sea
Day 5: Brisbane
Day 6-7: At Sea
Day 8: Cairns
Day 9: At Sea
Day 10: Alotau
Day 11: Kiriwina Island
Day 12: Rabaul
Day 13-18: At Sea
Day 19: Manila
Day 20: At Sea
Day 21-22: Hong Kong (Overnight on Board)
Day 22-23: Fly overnight to the UK
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.
At Sea
Enjoy the facilities of the cruise ship while sailing to your next port of call.
Brisbane
Sophisticated galleries, subtropical beaches, cool-climate vineyards: the greater Brisbane region delivers gasp-inducing contrasts. The region's star is Brisbane itself. Traditional home of the Jagera people, Queensland's capital has a flourishing restaurant, bar and cultural scene. Lapping at its eastern fringe is Moreton Bay, where low-lying sandy isles beckon with turquoise waves and passing parade of whales, turtles and dolphins.
Cairns
The Cairns Esplanade is bordered by the city centre and the Coral Sea and covers 12 hectares of public open space. The jewel in the crown is the 4800-square-metre saltwater lagoon pool with sandy edges and shallow areas for the youngsters. The precinct also includes cafes, restaurants and bars, a huge skate park. Visit Daintree National Park or head to the Kuranda Scenic Railway before enjoying an evening of magical dreamtime by the fireside at the Tjapukai Aboriginal Centre, and don’t forget the crystal-clear waters of the Great Barrier Reef.
Hong Kong
Hong Kong. mix of feng shui and finance, trams and temples still make it one of the most fascinating – and safest – cities in the world. Be sure to eat some of the best food you will ever taste, you'll be dazzled by the stunning harbour and you'll feel energised by a combination of the urban, the rural and the maritime. Hong Kong is where China and Britain have moulded and created something very unique. It's a joy to explore every corner.
Kiriwina Island
Kiriwina is the largest of the Trobriand Islands, with an area of 290.5 km². It is part of the Milne Bay Province of Papua New Guinea. Most of the 12,000 people who live in the Trobriands live on Kiriwina. The Kilivila language, also known as Kiriwina, is spoken on the island. The main town is Losuia.
Manila
Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is a densely populated bayside city on the island of Luzon, which mixes Spanish colonial architecture with modern skyscrapers. Intramuros, a walled city in colonial times, is the heart of Old Manila. It’s home to the baroque 16th-century San Agustin Church as well as Fort Santiago, a storied citadel and former military prison.
Rabaul
The surreal old town of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, is almost entirely buried in deep black volcanic ash from an eruption in 1994, but there are still beautiful sights to see such as the lush botanical gardens. The city’s wartime history has left much to explore on the island, such as the Japanese tunnels and bunkers. Go diving and discover the remains of sunken Japanese battleships as well as amazing coral and sea life..
Sydney
Sydney, with its iconic Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Darling Harbour and of course Bondi beach must rank as one of the worlds most stunning city’s. Enjoy Sydney’s natural beauty, from unspoilt beaches to public gardens and, of course, the sparkling harbour, before discovering its thriving restaurants and markets. Top it off with a trip to the Blue Mountains, a popular excursion among locals.
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Outside
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Suite
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