36 NIGHT SOUTHAMPTON TO ADELAIDE CRUISE
Cunard Queen Elizabeth 3rd January 2023
Plus a 2 night Hotel Stay in Adelaide.
Join the stunning Queen Elizabeth in Southampton for this magical 36 night cruise to Adelaide with ports of call at: Vigo – Madeira – Walvis Bay – Cape Town – Port Elizabeth – Reunion – Mauritius – Freemantle – Margaret River – and Adelaide where you disembark your ship and begin your 2 night hotel stay in Adelaide.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION |
Southampton |
| DEPARTURE TIME |
Please arrive at least 2 hours before the flight. |
| INCLUDED |
| Airfare |
3 Night Adelaide Hotel & Transfers |
| 36 Night Cruise |
On Board drinks Allowance |
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| NOT INCLUDED |
| Shore Excursions |
| On Board Gratuity |
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YOUR HOLIDAY HOME AT SEA
The Queen Elizabeth
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 epitomizes 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.
The Queen Elizabeth is a vessel like no other. While it has all the facilities you’d expect from a cruise, including shops, swimming pools, bars, a library, Kids’ Clubs and an English pub, you’ll find touches throughout that are unmistakably unique. You’ll even see the original bell from the original Queen Elizabeth, proudly displayed. When Her Majesty the Queen conducted the naming ceremony in her own honour in October 2010, she continued a marvelously regal formal cruising tradition. Stunning accommodation and the most exceptional fine dining you’ll ever experience at sea are highlights of the glorious Queen Elizabeth cruise ship. Watch extravagant stage shows in opulent theater surroundings or simply relax and revitalize beside one of the two lovely pool areas. The Queen Elizabeth is cruising at it’s best.
Fact Sheet
- Entered service: 01-10-21010
- Tonnage: 90,400
- Decks: 14
- Passenger capacity: 2092
- Total Crew: 1020
- Number of Cabins: 1046
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Pools: 2
- Restaurants: 4
- Formal Nights Yes
- WHATS INCLUDED IN YOUR CRUISE
All Flights.
- 3 Night Luxury Hotel Stay (Adelaide)
- All Transfers
- 36 Nights full board cruise
ITINERARY
Day 1: 03 January 2023
Southampton (UK) Embark Queen Elizabeth.
Day 2: 04 January 2023 -At Sea
Day 3: 05 January 2023 – Vigo
Vigo is set in a beautiful natural environment and its cultural scene far exceeds its size. Try the local seafood at the port, go shopping at the Rua do Príncipe, or brave the blue fire of the traditional Galacian punch drink queimada.
Day 4: 06 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 5: 07 January 2023 – Madeira
Madeira. lies within an Atlantic archipelago to the west of Morocco. The Gulf Stream gives the island its warm year-round weather and flowers that bloom in riotous colour along its mountainous terrain. Madeira offers mountain walks with breathtaking views, trails on horseback, bird watching, big game fishing, boat trips, surfing, canyoning, scuba diving and whale and dolphin watching. Visit Monte Palace Tropical Garden, or Santa Clara Monastery, or just relax and enjoy the islands fabulous nature.
Day 6: 08 January 2023 At Sea
Day 7: 09 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 8: 10 January 2023 -At Sea
Day 9: 11 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 10: 12 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 11: 13 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 12: At Sea
Day 13: At Sea
Day 14: 16 January 2023 – Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay is some 30km south of the more architecturally glamorous Swakopmund thanks to its past German influences. However, The natural harbour at Walvis Bay is the result of the sand spit “Pelican Point” which forms a natural breakwater and shelters the city from the strong ocean surges. Walvis Bay has many open spaces and scenic beauty along with its unique marine life and boasts sports such as sand boarding, kiting and surfing.
Day 15: 17 January 2023 – At Sea
Day 16: 18 January 2023 – Cape Town
A visit to Cape Town should be at the top of everyone’s must do list. Table Mountain with its revolving cable car and stunning views of the city. The beaches and restaurants of Camps Bay, the amazing waterfront with its shops, restaurants and Hotels. This is also where you can book your trip over to Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Cape Town is really the most amazing and one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
Day 18: At Sea
Day 19: Port Elizabeth
Where the 1820’s settlers from the UK first landed in Algoa Bay. Known as both the windy and the friendly city PE as it is known locally is in the province of the Eastern Cape. There are good Game and Safari lodges close by including the Addo Elephant Park and Lalibela.
Day 20: At Sea
Day 21: At sea
Day 23: At Sea
Day 24: Reunion
Réunion is a mixture of French, Indian, African and Chinese influences, all of which have created diversity in food, music and culture. It has a varied landscape of waterfalls, immense volcanoes, and deep canyons. Explore the island’s exceptional natural beauty by diving off the cliffs if you dare! Surfing the waves, flying over the volcanoes and trekking up its majestic mountains.
Day 25: Mauritius
Mark Twain once said, “You gather the idea that Mauritius was first made and then heaven was copied after Mauritius” This tropical island, once the home of some celebrated pirates is now best known for its luxury hotels and incredible beaches. Explore the Indian temples, colonial houses, botanical gardens. Walk with Lions or swim with Dolphins. The British colonial era left its mark as the Gymkhana Club, tea plantations and driving on the left have all survived. The beaches on Mauritius are without doubt some of the finest in the world, with bright blue seas and smooth white sand which continue for miles. The island is full of history and cultural diversity. There is the opportunity to try Chinese, Indian, French and African cuisine, all full of different spices and flavours. The markets are a great place to find unique crafts, jewellery and souvenirs.
Day 26: At Sea
Day 27: At Sea
Day 28: At Sea
Day 29; At Sea
Day 30: At Sea
Day 31; At Sea
Day 32: At Sea
Day 33: Fremantle (Perth)
Perth is a modern, cosmopolitan city surrounded by stunning beaches, acres of vineyards and secluded bays. Take a cruise down the Swan River, past parks, gardens and skyscrapers, to the beautiful vineyards in Swan Valley. Stop at Perth Zoo and explore the local and not-so-local animals. Whether you want beaches or shopping, guided tours or independent travel, Perth has something for everyone.
Day 34: Margaret River (Busselton)
Day 35: At Sea
Day 36. At Sea
Day 37: Adelaide
The capital of South Australia, Adelaide is a city of wide boulevards, lush gardens and diverse architecture. Visit the Anglican, Holy Trinity Church and Parliament House. Explore the collection of Aboriginal, colonial, and Melanesian art at the South Australian Museum. Stroll the historic Adelaide Central Market, or simply relax beneath a fig tree canopy in the Botanical Gardens.
Disembark your ship Queen Elizabeth
Day 37: 1st night hotel stay Melbourne
Day 38: 2nd night hotel stay Melbourne
Day 39: your return flight to the UK.
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