It certainly pays to book early plus you get the assurance that your luxury cruise will be booked at the launch price but also gives you the satisfaction of the right stateroom & dining preference. Also it gives you the chance to sit back and relax knowing you have secured your much awaited 2021/22/23 cruise holiday.

“THE CENTENARY WORLD VOYAGES’’

2023 marks 100 years since RSM Laconia completed Cunard’s first World Voyage and to celebrate they’re embarking on a season of global adventures inspired by this pioneering feat in ocean travel. Taking inspiration from RMS Laconia’s ground-breaking journey, their fleet will embark on two Centenary World Voyages in 2023, calling at ten ports originally featured on that historic circumnavigation of the globe by a passenger ship. For her Centenary World Voyage, Queen Victoria will embark on a 101 night programme, visiting 26 ports in 20 countries, ten of which RMS Laconia also called at. She’ll treat guests to time ashore in Aruba, Jordan, Tonga and Mexico, a full transit of the Panama Canal, and overnight stays in New York, San Francisco, Sydney, Hong Kong, Dubai and Singapore, as part of an invigorating global itinerary. Queen Mary 2 will also embark on a Centenary World Voyage in 2023, delighting guests with a 102 night voyage featuring four of RMS Laconia’s original ports of call. She’ll chart a course that transits the Suez Canal, stopping overnight in Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney and Cape Town, as she sails roundtrip from Southampton on a landmark travel adventure that spans Asia, Australia and South Africa. Each Centenary World Voyage will be complemented by a series of shorter travel adventures, with Queen Elizabeth undertaking full circumnavigations of Australia and Japan as part of her 2022 - 2023 season.