sits beside superb modern flourishes; entertainment embraces high-tech musical productions and the timeless refinement of garden parties and Grand Balls at sea. Impressive public rooms include the three-tier Grand Lobby and Royal Court Theatre, swathed in regal blue and gold décor, and the double height Queens Room with its cantilevered balconies and intricate dance floor. A host of more intimate venues perfectly complement such grandeur, like the panoramic Yacht Club, a 6,000-book library and numerous comfortable bars and lounges.


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As you seek out far-flung destinations, delight in the English country garden ambience of her Games Deck, which hosts croquet, bowls and paddle tennis in the shade of its canopy. Her Garden Lounge suits sunnier climes too, with abundant foliage bathed in natural light from the vaulted conservatory-style roof, views over the adjacent Pavilion Pool and occasional ‘Supper Clubs’, which blend tapas-style dining and dancing under the stars. We’re sure you’ll agree this is a uniquely elegant stage from which to witness the world.


Our newCunarder exudes sublime sophistication board the latest graceful Cunarder, you’ll appreciate how our rich heritage is interwoven with


extraordinary contemporary elegance. Memorabilia from her predecessors, Queen Elizabeth and QE2,


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