Exclusive Cruise & Stay Packages
Transatlantic O
QM2
nce a grand ocean voyage was, quite simply, the only way to travel between two great continents. Soon enough, the
luxuries of life on board came to the fore. Suites, lounges and public rooms grew ever more lavish and played host to social occasions sparkling with glamour and sophistication.
Today, only one ship regularly reinterprets this classic crossing: Queen Mary 2. She embraces timeless refinement and relaxation over six or seven legendary days and unforgettable nights.
For the ultimate in indulgance, why not cross the Atlantic both ways on Queen Mary 2 and savour 14 nights to and from New York.
TRANSATLANTIC CRUISE & NEW YORK CITY STAY
24 June 2011, 19 nights – Exclusive Package
Embark Queen Mary 2 in Southampton for transatlantic cruise to New York
Transfer to Sheraton New York and Towers Hotel for 5 nights Includes Classic New York Combo Ticket,
2 Day Hop On and Hop Off Tour and Woodbury Common Shopping Tour
Transfer from hotel to port for return cruise onboard Queen Mary 2 from New York to Southampton
from £2775pp based on Inside Cabin from £3225pp based on Outside Cabin
EXCLUSIVE FARES
TRANSATLANTIC CRUISE & STAY Including Las Vegas, Los Angeles & San Francisco Hotel Stays and Car Hire
16 October 2011, 22 nights – Exclusive Package
Embark Queen Mary 2 in Southampton for transatlantic cruise to New York
Transfer to Sheraton Manhatten Hotel for 3 nights Fly to Las Vegas for 4 nights hotel stay
Pick up hire car and drive to Los Angeles for 4 nights hotel stay Drive to San Francisco for 3 nights hotel stay
Drive to airport, drop off car and depart for return flight to London CALL
0808 178 6699 FOR MORE INFORMATION
from £2939pp based on Inside Cabin from £3874pp based on Outside Cabin
EXCLUSIVE FARES
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