Published on
Friday, November 13, 2009 in
News.
Just a quick note, some fantastic cruise deals are about to go on sale (December 1st 2009). The first is an amazing surprise for cruisers. P&O have announced that their superb ship Arcadia will be travelling to Alaska direct from Southampton port! This is a world first! Never have you been able to cruise P&O to Alaska without flying from the UK.
You can pre-register for this right now at Iglucruise, they currently have a couple of different deals available on their Arcadia Alaska page:
1. The whole 72 night shebang from Southampton to Alaska and back to Southampton. It’s called the Grand Alaska Voyage.
2. A 46 night special, where you start with the cruise from Southampton and until Los Angeles and fly back to the UK. That’s here.
On top of that excitement, P&O have also announced the details for the Artemis Farewell Voyage. This one is also Southampton to Southampton via… the Med! I can imagine that one being really popular, and Iglucruise again have a good deal, as you get $50 onboard spend thrown in.
What a time for cruising!
Published on
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 in
Cruise and News.
Cruisers have been waiting ages for the time to come, but it’s finally arrived and the Cunard Queen Elizabeth is now on sale. April 1st marks the date when past Cunard cruisers can start booking their QE cruises and April 2nd is when the Cunard Queen Elizabeth goes on sale to the general public.
It’s been eagerly anticipated by cruisers, ever since it was announced that the QE2 would retire to Dubai to become a luxury hotel. Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth sets a whole new standard for the cruise line, with it being the second largest ship they’ve built.
Easily accommodating 2,092 passengers and weighing in a 92,000 tons, the ship will start sailing in October 2010 and you can book Cunard Queen Elizabeth cruises right now!
Inside, the ship is looking as luxurious as you’d expect, with glorious décor and classical charm. With Cunard’s trademark White Star Service, the ship is set for fine and quality dining.
The estimated total cost of the ship is €500m, which highlights the extent Cunard have gone towards to making the Queen Elizabeth as special as possible. The maiden voyage has already sold out, so it’s first come first served to get on the other available sailings!
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