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LEGENDARY ADVENTURES TO THE WORLD ’S MOST CELEBRATED

DEST INAT IONS WITH OPT IONS RANGING FROM 12 TO 120 DAYS

2 0 1 3 w o r l d v o y a g e s

Queen Mary 2 in DubaiKo Samui, Thailand

1 2 0 1 3 w o r l d v o y a g e s

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S

World Voyages Overview 2Full World Voyage Incentives 5

Queen Mary 2

World Voyage 6Destinations 8Segment Voyages 12Liner Voyages 15

Queen Victoria

World Voyage 16Destinations 18Segment Voyages 22Liner Voyages 25

Queen Elizabeth

Exotic Voyages 26

PLANNING YOUR VOYAGE

Dining & Accommodations 28

Preparing for Your Voyage

Cunard World Club 32 Air/Sea Programme 32Hotel Programme 33

T HERE IS NO OTHER EXPERIENCE LIKE IT. For nearly a century, Cunard ocean liners have been

sailing across the world’s oceans to shores fabled and exotic, on an adventure only Cunard could claim

to have launched, the World Voyage. To this day, Cunard remains the gold standard for this epic journey.

In 2013, Queen Mary 2 and Queen Victoria will set

out on global voyages bound for the most alluring places on

earth, while Queen Elizabeth offers a spectacular selection

of exotic voyages sailing through the Pacifi c. Make this your time

to explore the destinations you’ve always dreamed of visiting

aboard The Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World.Giza, Egypt

1T H E M O S T F A M O U S O C E A N L I N E R S I N T H E W O R L D

San Francisco

To Honolulu

JamaicaAcapulco

Panama Canal

New York

Fort Lauderdale

Cartagena

2 2 0 1 3 w o r l d v o y a g e s

Join Cunard for the grand celebration of a World Voyage in 2O13. Whichever of our two

sensational global sailings you choose, you’ll discover the celebratory excitement, formal balls,

sumptuous dining and unique camaraderie that are only found on a World Voyage with

Cunard, the line that invented this remarkable adventure. Indeed, Cunard has been awarded

“Best World Cruise Itineraries” by Porthole Cruise Magazine for each of the past nine years.

DubaiMalaysiaCape Town, South Africa

2O13 World VoyagesQueen Mary 2World Voyage

Queen VictoriaWorld Voyage

Manila

Honolulu

Lisbon

Southampton

Singapore

Mumbai

Rome

Whitsunday Islands

Sharm El Sheikh

Aqaba

NawiliwiliShanghai

Bay of Islands

DarwinBali

Sokhna

Nha Trang

Muscat

Apia

Adelaide

Cochin

Athens

Sydney

Hong Kong

Phu My

Dubai

Perth

Ko Samui

Las PalmasMadeira

Walvis Bay

Cape Town

Durban Mauritius

Brisbane

Cairns

Melbourne

Safaga

Colombo

Kuala Lumpur

Auckland

Wellington

Christchurch

Milford Sound

Langkawi

Vigo Suez

Barcelona

Bangkok

Port Elizabeth

Abu Dhabi

FOR DETAILED WORLD VOYAGE OPTIONS AND PRICING,

CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT, CALL 1-800-7-CUNARD, or visit cunard.com

Queen Victoria World Voyage

Join Queen Victoria on a worldwide adventure

spanning 105 unforgettable nights as she sails west from

Southampton, bound for an incredible 34 ports in 23

countries. Highlights include nine exciting maiden calls such

as Falmouth in Jamaica, the alluring Indonesian isle of

Bali and the Egyptian port of Sokhna. Thrilling overnight

stays include Sydney, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Dubai.

Queen Mary 2 World Voyage

During her 2013 world itinerary, Queen Mary 2 sails

east across the Mediterranean to destinations in the Far

East, Australia and Africa, visiting 36 ports and 18 countries

in all. Six destinations represent maiden calls in places such

as Abu Dhabi, Sri Lanka and South Africa. Plus you’ll enjoy

back-to-back overnight stays in Hong Kong and Shanghai,

and an extraordinary two nights in magical Cape Town.


4 2 0 1 3 w o r l d v o y a g e s

• Gala World Voyage Dinner

• Unique Commemorative Gifts

• Welcome Aboard Reception &

Senior Officer Dinner

• Services of a World Voyage

Concierge

• World Voyage Cocktail Parties

Plus, reserve by 29 February 2012

and also receive:

• Savings of up to 10% off

Early Booking Fares

• On Board Credit up to

$3,000 USD per stateroom^

• Complimentary Hotel & Dining

Charges (a value of up to

$1,378 USD per person**)

^ Based on double occupancy for guests booking a FULL WORLD VOYAGE in categories Q1-Q7 who will receive an On Board Credit of $1,500 per person. Guests booking categories P1-P3 on QUEEN MARY 2 and P1-P4 on QUEEN VICTORIA will receive an On Board Credit of $1,000 per person, categories AA-A4 & B1-B5 on QUEEN MARY 2 and A1-A7 on QUEEN VICTORIA will receive an On Board Credit of $750 per person, and categories C1-D8 will receive an On Board Credit of $500 per person. On Board Credit offer applies to the fi rst two guests in a stateroom and does not apply to third/fourth guests.

** $1,378 is based on the 106-day QUEEN MARY 2 FULL WORLD VOYAGE (Queens and Princess Suites). Discretionary hotel and dining charges of $11/day (categories AA-D8) or $13/day (categories Q1-P4) will be prepaid by Cunard on your behalf.

FULL WORLD VOYAGE GUEST EXCLUSIVE INCENTIVES INCLUDE:

A World of Enticing Incentives

As a guest of the Full World Voyage, you’ll not only experience the thrill of seeing the world’s storied

places, but you’ll also receive unique commemorative gifts, attend special dinners and exclusive parties

with the captain — and be invited to an exciting gala event on shore. Plus, you’ll receive a generous

On Board Credit† which you can use in the ship’s speciality restaurants, casino, spa, boutiques, and more.

ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS FOR EXPERIENCING THE WORLD VOYAGE

Segment Voyages enable you to board the ship for a

single portion of the adventure. These are the shortest

options available, beginning at just 12 days.

Liner Voyages combine two or more consecutive segments to provide a longer option. These fabulous

sailings let you explore several of the regions that most interest you, plus, you’ll receive up to $1,500 in

On Board Credit† per stateroom.

Sydney, Australia


† See page 15 for QUEEN MARY 2 details and page 25 for QUEEN VICTORIA details.

Queen Mary 22O13 World Voyage

The procession of incredible landmarks on the World Voyage with Queen Mary 2 begins immediately,

as you explore spectacular antiquities in ancient Athens and extraordinary Egypt. Leaving the Mediterranean,

you’re bound for an array of dazzling highlights: the temples and palaces of India and Southeast Asia;

China’s bustling cities and epic monuments; the friendly towns and grand landscapes of Australia and

New Zealand; and the beaches and game preserves of the south of Africa. Plus, you’ll enjoy overnight

stays in Dubai, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Cape Town.

Bangkok, Thailand

Athens, GreeceSingapore

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New York to New York† – 120 days Southampton to Southampton – 106 days

Southampton to Cape Town – 90 daysDubai to Southampton – 88 days

Queen Mary 2 in New York

New York to New York†^120 DAYS3 January – 3 May

Southampton to Southampton106 DAYS10 January – 26 April

Southampton to Cape Town90 DAYS10 January – 10 April

Dubai to Southampton88 DAYS28 January – 26 April

Add a Transatlantic to the beginning or end^7 DAYS3 January – 10 JanuaryOR 26 April – 3 May

ACCOMMODATIONCATEGORY

BONUS EARLY BOOKING FARES FROM*




EARLY BOOKING FARES FROM*

Queens Suite (Q7) $82,555 $72,995 $61,990 $60,610 $4,780Princess Suite (P3) 63,155 55,995 47,555 46,500 3,580Britannia Club Balcony (AA) 44,815 39,995 33,975 33,220 2,410Deluxe Balcony (A4) [Obstructed View] 33,585 29,995 25,480 24,915 1,795Premium Balcony (B5) [Sheltered] 30,185 26,995 22,930 22,420 1,595Standard Oceanview (C4) 27,685 24,995 21,230 20,760 1,345Standard Inside (D8) 22,385 19,995 16,990 16,610 1,195

Ports shown in bold are turnaround ports/days. For Time Spent in Port details, see cunard.com/FAQs. † Must be booked as three separate, linked voyages, that include the 106-day Southampton-Southampton Full World Voyage, plus a Transatlantic Crossing at the beginning and end. ̂ Guests booking a Transatlantic Crossing in conjunction with a FULL WORLD VOYAGE will receive complimentary discretionary hotel & dining charges of $11/day (categories AA-D8)

or $13/day (categories Q1-P3) prepaid by Cunard for their Crossing. Same stateroom as Full World Voyage cannot be guaranteed.* Government fees and taxes of up to $1,050 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement

is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.

Begin your World Voyage in New York with a Transatlantic Crossing.̂

2013 World Voyage

MTH DATE DAY PORT TIME SPENT IN PORT

Jan 3 TH New York, New York Embark PM4-9 F-W Cruising the Atlantic Ocean10 TH Southampton, England Disembark AM


Jan 10 TH Southampton, England Embark PM14 M Barcelona, Spain Full Day17 TH Athens (Piraeus), Greece Full Day19 S Transit the Suez Canal20 SU Sokhna, Egypt (for Cairo/Giza) Full Day21 M Safaga, Egypt (for Luxor/Karnak) Full Day & Evening27 SU Dubai, United Arab Emirates OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight28 M Dubai, United Arab Emirates Full Day & Evening29 T Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates MAIDEN CALL

Full DayFeb 2 S Cochin, India Full Day

4 M Colombo, Sri Lanka MAIDEN CALL Full Day7 TH Langkawi, Malaysia MAIDEN CALL Full Day8 F Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia Full Day9 S Singapore Full Day11 M Ko Samui, Thailand MAIDEN CALL Full Day12 T Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand Full Day14 TH Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My), Vietnam Full Day17 SU Hong Kong OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight18 M Hong Kong Full Day21 TH Shanghai, China OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight22 F Shanghai, China Full Day & Evening

Mar 2 S Cairns (Yorkeys Knob), Australia Full Day5 T Brisbane, Australia Full Day7 TH Sydney, Australia Full Day & Evening10 SU Bay of Islands, New Zealand Full Day11 T Auckland, New Zealand Full Day & Evening13 W Wellington, New Zealand Full Day14 F Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand MAIDEN CALL Full Day16 S Milford Sound, New Zealand Cruise By19 T Sydney, Australia Full Day & Evening21 TH Melbourne, Australia Full Day23 S Adelaide, Australia Full Day


26 T Perth (Fremantle), Australia Full DayApr 2 T Port Louis, Mauritius Full Day

6 S Durban, South Africa Full Day8 M Port Elizabeth, South Africa MAIDEN CALL Full Day9 T Cape Town, South Africa OVERNIGHT Evening & Overnight10 W Cape Town, South Africa OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight11 TH Cape Town, South Africa Full Day13 S Swakopmund (Walvis Bay), Namibia Full Day21 SU Gran Canaria (Las Palmas), Canary Islands Full Day22 M Madeira (Funchal), Portugal Full Day24 W Vigo, Spain Full Day


Apr 26 F Southampton, England Embark PM27-30 S-T Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

May 1-2 W-TH Cruising the Atlantic Ocean3 F New York, New York Disembark AM

Add a Transatlantic Crossing to the end of your World Voyage.̂

Full World Voyage Options

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10 JanuaryS O U T H A M P T O N , E N G L A N D

Your time on the majestic Queen Mary 2 begins in Cunard’s homeport of Southampton. London is a short distance away, so you might consider arriving a day or two early to explore the city’s famous museums, restaurants and sights.

14 JanuaryB A R C E LO N A , S PA I N

Beautiful Barcelona is a great Spanish city and one of Europe’s most exciting destinations. Stroll along lively Las Ramblas and take in the spirit of the street entertainers as you enjoy delicious tapas and a glass of local Rioja wine.

17 JanuaryAT H E N S ( P I R A E U S ) , G R E E C E

Ancient Athens boasts perhaps more landmarks than nearly any other city in Europe. Your first stop, of course, should be the Acropolis, crowned by the magnificent Parthenon and nearby amphitheatre.

19 JanuaryT R A N S I T T H E S U E Z C A N A L

Today you leave the Mediterranean by way of the Suez Canal, bound for the Red Sea. This 120-mile waterway contains no locks, allowing seawater to flow freely through the canal. As you glide closer to the Red Sea, lounge on deck and admire the African Desert to the Starboard side and the Sinai Desert to the Port side.

20 JanuaryS O K H N A , E GY P T ( F O R C A I RO / G I Z A)

Two of the many highlights of your World Voyage lie not far from Sokhna. The bustling city of Cairo awaits with sights such as the mesmerising Egyptian Museum with its mummy room. In Giza, you can visit the ancient wonders of the great pyramids and Sphinx.

21 JanuaryS A FA G A , E G Y P T ( F O R L U XO R / K A R N A K )

The main attractions of the Egyptian Red Sea port of Safaga are the nearby sites of Luxor, Karnak and the Valley of the Kings. Here along the Nile you’ll discover some of Egypt’s best preserved temples and tombs.

Barcelona, Spain

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29 January MAIDEN CALL

A B U D H A B I , U N I T E D A R A B E M I R AT E S

Be one of the fortunate few to enjoy a maiden call in the intriguing Middle Eastern port of Abu Dhabi. You can join a dune safari, glimpse authentic desert life in Heritage Village, tour mosques and museums and more.

2 FebruaryC O C H I N , I N D I A

Cultures converge in Cochin, where the options for your day include visiting Portuguese Fort Cochin, touring English Tudor-style mansions, exploring the Dutch palace of Mattancherry, or marvelling at the Jewish synagogue built in the mid-1500s.

4 February MAIDEN CALL

C O LO M B O , S R I L A N K A

Like many cities in the region, Colombo proudly displays the heritage of a world of influences — the Portuguese-era Colombo Fort, houses and buildings from both the Dutch and British times, and Hindu temples.


L A N G K AW I , M A L AY S I A

The largest in an archipelago of over 100 islands, Langkawi is a popular resort with lush forests and spectacular white sand beaches. Cruise the stunning Kilim River through a nature preserve to admire the local wildlife and then shop for local crafts.

8 FebruaryK U A L A L U M P U R ( P O R T K E L A N G ) ,M A L AY S I A

Malaysia’s capital is a thrilling modern city with landmarks such as the Petronas Towers, the tallest twin towers on earth; one of the largest mosques in Southeast Asia; the National Museum; and the Lake Gardens park complex.

9 FebruaryS I N G A P O R EStop into the famous Raffles Hotel for their trademark Singapore Sling. Afterward, you may want to head to the fabulous Jurong Bird Park with over 600 species and mammoth walk-in aviaries, or the splendid Botanical Gardens.


KO S A M U I , T H A I L A N D

The beaches and crystal waters are the main draw to this gorgeous part of Thailand. Exotic is the norm in Ko Samui, where optional activities range from a Coconut Plantation Monkey Show to trekking on elephant back.

12 FebruaryB A N G KO K ( L A E M C H A B A N G ) , T H A I L A N D

Sometimes called the “Venice of the East” for its many canals and waterways, Bangkok is magical and memorable. Take a Chao Phraya river cruise to take in sights like the Temple of the Dawn and the city’s floating markets.

14 FebruaryH O C H I M I N H C I T Y ( P H U M Y ) , V I E T N A M

There are so many ways you could spend a day in Ho Chi Minh City. Set out for the markets, rice fields and traditional villages on the Mekong Delta, or explore some of the 124 miles of Vietnam War-era underground tunnels in the Cu Chi District.

17–18 February OVERNIGHT

H O N G KO N G

An overnight stay in Hong Kong is a highlight of the Asia portion of your itinerary. For a great overview, take a harbour cruise or ride the tram to the top of Victoria Peak. Head out after dark for some of the city’s famous Cantonese cuisine.

27–28 January OVERNIGHT

D U B A I , U N I T E D A R A B E M I R AT E S

Visit the iconic Burj Al Arab Hotel, the only 7-star hotel in the world, take a 4-wheel-drive desert safari and a camel ride, shop in the gold and spice souks or ride a high-speed elevator to the 124th floor of the world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa — all in intriguing Dubai.

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2 MarchC A I R N S ( YO R K E Y S K N O B ) , A U S T R A L I A

Cairns welcomes you to the Australian continent. Here you can set out for any of a variety of destinations — the Great Barrier Reef, the Wet Tropics Rainforest or the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park.

5 MarchB R I S B A N E , A U S T R A L I A

On the banks of the Brisbane River, this is a city of lively culture and stunning parks. You can take a trip to the Sunshine Coast to visit the Australia Zoo, or go beer tasting at a brewery in town.

7 MarchS Y D N E Y, A U S T R A L I A

From its magnificent, sail-like Opera House to the thrilling walk over the Harbour Bridge, Sydney will charm you with striking architecture and friendly people. For a great panoramic view of the harbour, visit the famous Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair in the Royal Botanic Gardens.

10 MarchB AY O F I S L A N D S , N E W Z E A L A N D

Wrapped in the culture and legend of whalers, missionaries and New Zealand’s early settlers, Bay of Islands is one of the region’s most intriguing ports. For an overview of all its history, visit the Russell Museum.

11 MarchA U C K L A N D , N E W Z E A L A N D

Among the unique sights you’ll discover in and around New Zealand’s largest city is the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Wine enthusiasts might enjoy visiting nearby wineries to try the country’s renowned sauvignon blancs.

13 March W E L L I N G T O N , N E W Z E A L A N D

The capital of New Zealand is flanked by lush forested peninsulas and lovely hills, reminding many of San Francisco. Fans of the Lord of the Rings trilogy can tour nearby filming sites from the movies.

14 March MAIDEN CALL

C H R I S TC H U R C H ( LY T T E LT O N ) , N E W Z E A L A N D

Wander the streets of Christchurch, with its formal gardens and Gothic cathedral, and you may think you’ve mistakenly landed in England. New Zealand’s most British city is the perfect place to spend a leisurely day.

16 March M I L F O R D S O U N D , N E W Z E A L A N D

In a land known for breathtaking scenery, this may be the crowning jewel. Part of New Zealand’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, Te Wahipounamu, Fiordland National Park’s Milford Sound is scenic cruising on a grand scale.

19 MarchS Y D N E Y, A U S T R A L I A

A tour of Sydney might include visits to The Rocks, site of the area’s first penal settlement; famous Bondi Beach; the Featherdale Wildlife Park with an array of Australian animals; or the often photographed Sydney Opera House.

21 MarchM E L B O U R N E , A U S T R A L I A

Take a ride through the scenic Dandenong Ranges on the heritage steam train, Puffing Billy, or explore the vineyards and olive groves, seaside towns and historic country houses of the picturesque Mornington Peninsula.

23 MarchA D E L A I D E , A U S T R A L I A

Inviting Adelaide is a lovely city of dazzling parks, wide tree-lined boulevards, Edwardian and Victorian buildings and friendly people. Among its streets you’ll enjoy great shopping and a variety of cafés and restaurants.

26 MarchP E R T H ( F R E M A N T L E ) , A U S T R A L I A

Attractions near Perth include two spectacular national parks — Yanchep National Park, a bush reserve with aboriginal cultural exhibits; and Nambung National Park, with forests of mysterious spires and pinnacles.


S H A N G H A I , C H I N A

Another overnight stay, this time in Shanghai, gives you the opportunity to truly experience one of China’s most vibrant cities. You may also want to take a trip outside of the city to see the incredible gardens at Suzhou.

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2 AprilP O R T LO U I S , M A U R I T I U S

Serene Mauritius, once home to the now extinct dodo bird, is famed for its beaches and watersports from surfing to waterskiing. You can also take in the markets, shops and cafés of the lively main city of Port Louis.

6 AprilD U R B A N , S O U T H A F R I C A

Subtropical Durban is warm and balmy, with justly renowned beaches. Nearby KwaZulu, the homeland of the Zulu people, is where you can visit destinations such as Shakaland with its traditional village kraal and native dancers.

8 April MAIDEN CALL

P O R T E L I Z A B E T H , S O U T H A F R I C A

From Port Elizabeth, you may want to take advantage of nearby game reserves to see some of Africa’s famous wildlife. Or stay in town and visit the Port Elizabeth Museum Complex with its Snake Park and Oceanarium.

13 AprilS WA KO P M U N D ( WA LV I S B AY ) , N A M I B I A

Culture buffs will enjoy seeing Swakopmund, the old German colonial town, while nature lovers will be inspired by the starkly beautiful splendours of the vast Namib Desert, one of the oldest on earth.

21 AprilG R A N C A N A R I A ( L A S PA L M A S ) , C A N A RY I S L A N D S

The most populated of the seven Canary Islands features a cultural blend of African, Spanish and Northern European influences. In the cosmopolitan capital of Las Palmas, you’ll enjoy the museums, shopping and cafés.

24 AprilV I G O , S PA I N

The main attraction from the Port of Vigo is the pilgrimage city Santiago de Compostela — declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its stunning cathedral and other beautifully preserved buildings from the 12th and 13th centuries.

26 AprilS O U T H A M P T O N , E N G L A N D

Your World Voyage concludes back in Southampton. Enjoy the scenic countryside as you wind your way on the two-hour drive toward London. Plan a few extra days here to see the sights.

22 AprilM A D E I R A ( F U N C H A L ) , P O R T U G A L

The capital of Funchal is filled with ornate architectural landmarks from the 15th and 16th centuries. Take a cable car ride up to the village of Monte for a fabulous view, or explore the colourful Funchal Botanical Gardens.

9–11 April OVERNIGHT

C A P E T OW N , S O U T H A F R I C A

This is one of the world’s most picturesque cities, and you’ll have two days and nights here to explore. Take the cable car to the top of iconic Table Mountain for a wonderful view of the Cape of Good Hope. You may also enjoy a sunset cruise along Chobe River in nearby Botswana’s Chobe National Park.


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Hong KongGiza, Egypt

Bay of Islands, New Zealand

Sokhna

Athens

Southampton

Dubai

Safaga

Suez

Barcelona

SOUTHAMPTON TO DUBAI18 DAYS

10 January 2013

ACCOMMODATION BONUS EARLY BOOKINGCATEGORY FARES FROM

Queens Suite (Q7) $12,520Princess Suite (P3) 9,630Britannia Club Balcony (AA) 6,915Deluxe Balcony (A4) [Obstructed View] 5,215Premium Balcony (B5) [Sheltered] 4,705Standard Oceanview (C4) 4,365Standard Inside (D8) 3,520


Jan 10 TH Southampton, England Embark PM11-13 F-SU Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

& Mediterranean Sea14 M Barcelona, Spain Full Day

15-16 T-W Cruising the Mediterranean Sea17 TH Athens (Piraeus), Greece Full Day18 F Cruising the Mediterranean Sea19 S Transit the Suez Canal20 SU Sokhna, Egypt (for Cairo/

Giza)Full Day

21 M Safaga, Egypt (for Luxor/Karnak)

Full Day & Evening

22-26 T-S Cruising the Red Sea & Arabian Sea27 SU Dubai, United Arab

Emirates OVERNIGHTFull Day & Overnight

28 M Dubai, United Arab Disembark AMEmirates

Overnight in Dubai

World Voyage Segments

If you wish to join the unforgettable celebration that is the World

Voyage but are unable to sail the entire adventure, consider joining

Queen Mary 2 for a Segment Voyage. Ranging from 12 to 22

days, these sailings — our shortest options — allow you to focus on

a specifi c region of the itinerary that appeals to you.

Government fees and taxes of up to $415 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.See cunard.com/FAQs for Time Spent in Port description explanations.

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Feb 17 SU Hong Kong OVERNIGHT Embark PM& Overnight

18 M Hong Kong Full Day19-20 T-W Cruising the East China Sea

21 TH Shanghai, China OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight

22 F Shanghai, China Full Day & Evening

23-28 S-Th Cruising the South China Sea& Pacific Ocean (Cross the Equator)

Mar 1 F Cruising the South Pacific Ocean2 S Cairns (Yorkeys Knob),

AustraliaFull Day

3-4 SU-M Cruising the Coral Sea5 T Brisbane, Australia Full Day6 W Cruising the Tasman Sea

Sydney

Hong Kong

Brisbane

Cairns

Shanghai

HONG KONG TO SYDNEY (I)18 DAYS

17 February 2013

Overnights in Hong Kong and Shanghai




Jan 28 M Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Embark PM

29 T Abu Dhabi, United Arab Full DayEmirates MAIDEN CALL

30-31 W-TH Cruising the Arabian SeaFeb 1 F Cruising the Indian Ocean

2 S Cochin, India Full Day3 SU Cruising the Indian Ocean4 M Colombo, Sri Lanka

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

5-6 T-W Cruising the Bay of Bengal7 TH Langkawi, Malaysia

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

8 F Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia

Full Day

9 S Singapore Full Day10 SU Cruising the Gulf of Thailand11 M Ko Samui, Thailand

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

12 T Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand

Full Day

13 F Cruising the Gulf of Thailand14 TH Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My),

VietnamFull Day

15-16 F-S Cruising the South China Sea17 SU Hong Kong Disembark AM

Cochin

Hong Kong

Phu My

Singapore

Dubai

Ko Samui

Colombo

Kuala Lumpur

Langkawi

BangkokAbu Dhabi

DUBAI TO HONG KONG20 DAYS

28 January 2013

Government fees and taxes of up to $170 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.




Mar 7 TH Sydney, Australia Embark PM8-9 F-S Cruising the Tasman Sea10 SU Bay of Islands, New

ZealandFull Day

11 M Auckland, New Zealand Full Day & Evening

12 T Cruising the Pacific Ocean13 W Wellington, New Zealand Full Day14 TH Christchurch (Lyttelton),

New Zealand MAIDEN CALL Full Day15 F Cruising the Southern Ocean16 S Milford Sound, New Zealand Cruise By

17-18 SU-M Cruising the Tasman Sea19 T Sydney, Australia Disembark AM

SydneyBay of Islands

Auckland

Wellington

Christchurch

Milford Sound

SYDNEY (I) TO SYDNEY (II)12 DAYS

7 March 2013

For MORE information, contact your travel AGENT,

call 1-800-7-CUNARD or visit cunard.com



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Mauritius

Melbourne, Australia

Las Palmas, Canary Islands




Mar 19 T Sydney, Australia Embark PM20 W Cruising the Tasman Sea21 TH Melbourne, Australia Full Day22 F Cruising the Tasman Sea23 S Adelaide, Australia Full Day

24-25 SU-M Cruising the Great Australian Bight26 T Perth (Fremantle), Australia Full Day

27-31 W-SU Cruising the Indian OceanApr 1 M Cruising the Indian Ocean

2 T Port Louis, Mauritius Full Day3-5 W-F Cruising the Indian Ocean6 S Durban, South Africa Full Day7 SU Cruising the Indian Ocean8 M Port Elizabeth, South Africa

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

9 T Cape Town, South Africa OVERNIGHT

Evening & Overnight

10 W Cape Town, South Africa Disembark AM

AdelaideSydney

PerthCape Town

Durban Mauritius

Melbourne

Port Elizabeth

SYDNEY (II) TO CAPE TOWN22 DAYS

19 March 2013

Overnight in Cape Town




Apr 10 W Cape Town, South AfricaOVERNIGHT

Embark PM& Overnight

11 TH Cape Town, South Africa Full Day12 F Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean13 S Swakopmund (Walvis

Bay), NamibiaFull Day

14-20 SU-S Cruising the South Atlantic Ocean (Cross the Equator)

21 SU Gran Canaria (Las Palmas), Canary Islands

Full Day

22 M Madeira (Funchal), Portugal Full Day23 T Cruising the Atlantic Ocean24 W Vigo, Spain Full Day25 TH Cruising the Atlantic Ocean26 F Southampton, England Disembark AM

Southampton

Las PalmasMadeira

Walvis Bay

Cape Town

Vigo

CAPE TOWN TO SOUTHAMPTON16 DAYS

10 April 2013

Overnight in Cape Town


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FARES FROM

SOUTHAMPTON TO HONG KONG – 38 DAYS10 January – 17 February 2013 $7,495

SOUTHAMPTON TO SYDNEY (I) – 56 DAYS10 January – 7 March 2013 $11,115

SOUTHAMPTON TO SYDNEY (II) – 68 DAYS10 January – 19 March 2013 $13,690

DUBAI TO SYDNEY (I) – 38 DAYS28 January – 7 March 2013 $7,595

DUBAI TO SYDNEY (II) – 50 DAYS28 January – 19 March 2013 $10,170

DUBAI TO CAPE TOWN – 72 DAYS28 January – 10 April 2013 $14,470

FARES FROM

HONG KONG TO SYDNEY (II) – 30 DAYS17 February – 19 March 2013 $6,195

HONG KONG TO CAPE TOWN – 52 DAYS17 February – 10 April 2013 $10,495

HONG KONG TO SOUTHAMPTON – 68 DAYS17 February – 26 April 2013 $13,615

SYDNEY (I) TO CAPE TOWN – 34 DAYS7 March – 10 April 2013 $6,875

SYDNEY (I) TO SOUTHAMPTON – 50 DAYS7 March – 26 April 2013 $9,995

SYDNEY (II) TO SOUTHAMPTON – 38 DAYS19 March – 26 April 2013 $7,420

Cape Town, South Africa

Another way to be a part of this sensational experience is

on a Liner Voyage, which combines two or more consecutive

segments and multiple regions. In addition, when you

sail a Liner Voyage you’ll receive a generous On Board

Credit to use in the shops, spas, restaurants and many

other venues aboard Queen Mary 2.

LINER VOYAGE ON BOARD CREDIT VALUEPER STATEROOM

Q U E E N S S U I T E $ 1 , 5 0 0 U S D †

P R I N C E S S S U I T E $ 1 , 0 0 0 U S D †

B A LC O N Y S TAT E R O O M $ 7 5 0 U S D †

I N S I D E / O C E A N V I E W S TAT E R O O M $ 5 0 0 U S D †

Reserve by 29 February 2012

† Based on double occupancy. Guests booking categories Q1-Q7 will receive an On Board Credit of $750 per person. Guests booking categories P1-P3 will receive an On Board Credit of $500 per person, categories AA-B5 will receive an On Board Credit of $375 per person, and categories C1-D8 will receive an On Board Credit of $250 per person. Offer applies to LINER VOYAGE bookings made by 29 February 2012. On Board Credit offer applies to the first two guests in a stateroom and does not apply to third/fourth guests. Government fees and taxes of up to $765 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.

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If there is a part of the world you’ve dreamed of seeing, chances are the 2013 World Voyage on

Queen Victoria will take you there. Your itinerary takes you through the Caribbean, transiting

the Panama Canal, into the shimmering South Pacifi c and beyond to awe-inspiring attractions from

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef to Jordan’s incredible “Lost City” of Petra. Nine maiden calls and overnights

in Sydney, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Dubai add to the excitement.

Great Barrier ReefBangkok, Thailand

Petra, Jordan

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Full World Voyage Options

Ports shown in bold are turnaround ports/days. For Time Spent in Port details, see cunard.com/FAQs. † Also available with Fort Lauderdale embarkation. ̂ Guests booking a Transatlantic Crossing in conjunction with a FULL WORLD VOYAGE will receive complimentary discretionary hotel & dining charges of $11/day (categories AA-D8)

or $13/day (categories Q1-P3) prepaid by Cunard for their Crossing.* Government fees and taxes of up to $1,515 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement



Mar 21 TH Nha Trang, Vietnam Full Day22 F Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My), Vietnam Full Day24 SU Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand Full Day27 W Singapore Full Day & Evening28 TH Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia Full Day31 SU Colombo, Sri Lanka MAIDEN CALL Full Day

Apr 3 W Mumbai, India Full Day6 S Muscat (Mina Qaboos), Oman Full Day7 SU Dubai, United Arab Emirates OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight8 M Dubai, United Arab Emirates Full Day14 SU Aqaba, Jordan (for Petra) Full Day15 M Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt Full Day16 T Sokhna, Egypt (for Cairo & Giza)

MAIDEN CALLFull Day & Evening

17 W Transit the Suez Canal20 S Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Full Day23 T Lisbon, Portugal Full Day26 F Southampton, England Disembark AM

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Jan 10 TH Southampton, England Embark PM18 F New York, New York Full Day21 M Fort Lauderdale, Florida Full Day23 W Falmouth, Jamaica MAIDEN CALL Full Day25 F Cartagena, Colombia Full Day26 S Transit the Panama Canal29 T Acapulco, Mexico Full Day

Feb 3 SU San Francisco, California Full Day & Evening8 F Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii Full Day & Evening9 S Nawiliwili, Kauai, Hawaii Full Day14 TH Apia, Samoa Full Day19 T Auckland, New Zealand Full Day & Evening20 W Bay of Islands, New Zealand

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

23 S Sydney, Australia OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight24 SU Sydney, Australia Full Day & Overnight26 T Brisbane, Australia MAIDEN CALL Full Day28 TH Whitsunday Islands (for the Great

Barrier Reef), Australia MAIDEN CALLFull Day

Mar 4 M Darwin, Australia MAIDEN CALL Full Day7 TH Bali (Padang Bay), Indonesia

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

11 M Manila, Philippines MAIDEN CALL Full Day14 TH Shanghai, China OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight15 F Shanghai, China Full Day & Evening18 M Hong Kong OVERNIGHT Full Day & Overnight19 T Hong Kong Full Day


Apr 26 F Southampton, England Embark PM27-30 S-T Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

May 1-2 W-TH Cruising the Atlantic Ocean3 F New York, New York Disembark AM

Add a Transatlantic Crossing aboard Queen Mary 2 to the end of your World Voyage.^

Southampton to Southampton105 DAYS10 January - 26 April

New York toSouthampton†

97 DAYS18 January - 26 April

San Francisco to Southampton81 DAYS3 February - 26 April

Add a Transatlantic to the end aboard Queen Mary 2^7 DAYS26 April - 3 May

ACCOMMODATION CATEGORY






Queens Suite (Q7) $72,995 $68,100 $56,880 Queens Suite (Q7) $4,780Princess Suite (P4) 55,995 52,300 43,685 Princess Suite (P3) 3,580Balcony (A7) 26,995 25,300 21,135 Deluxe Balcony (A4) [Obstructed View] 1,795Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View]

24,995 23,550 19,680 Premium Balcony (B5) [Sheltered] 1,595Oceanview (C4) 1,345

Inside (D8) 19,995 18,700 15,630 Inside (D8) 1,195

Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

Queen Victoria

Southampton to Southampton – 105 daysNew York to Southampton – 97 days

Fort Lauderdale to Southampton – 94 daysSan Francisco to Southampton – 81 days


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Dazzling Destinations and Colourful Cultures Await

10 JanuaryS O U T H A M P T O N , E N G L A N D

Your World Voyage launches with appropriate fanfare from Cunard’s homeport of Southampton. From here, the classic Cunard ocean liner experience of a Transatlantic Crossing takes you from Old World to New.

18 JanuaryN E W Y O R K , N E W Y O R K

Passing the Statue of Liberty as you sail into New York Harbor, you’ll know that a thrilling day in the Big Apple awaits. Or, for those who are joining this World Voyage in New York, it’s a day of excitement and anticipation.

21 JanuaryF O R T L A U D E R D A L E , F L O R I D A

Sunny Fort Lauderdale is everything you imagine Florida to be, with seven glorious miles of white sand beach and inviting water sports from sailing to surfing. The town is also a welcome paradise for shoppers.

23 January MAIDEN CALL

F A L M O U T H , J A M A I C A

An unexpected surprise, you’ll discover one of the Caribbean’s best-preserved Georgian towns in the Jamaican port of Falmouth — a maiden call for Queen Victoria. Explore Market Street for a glimpse into the region’s past.

25 JanuaryC A R T A G E N A , C O L O M B I A

Dominated by landmarks such as the 17th-century Castillo San Felipe de Barajas and the beautiful Church of San Pedro Claver, built in 1603, Colombia’s Cartagena is a Spanish colonial gem of a Caribbean city.

26 JanuaryT R A N S I T T H E P A N A M A C A N A L

One of the most famous waterways on earth, the monumental Panama Canal cuts through 51 miles of jungle and granite. You’ll enjoy traversing the canal’s fabled locks as you spend the day transiting from Atlantic to Pacific oceans.

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29 JanuaryA C A P U L C O , M E X I C O

Mexico’s resort town of Acapulco has always been a favourite with celebrities and jet setters. Within an afternoon, you can visit contemporary galleries and bistros, and then browse the city’s central marketplace for crafts.

3 FebruaryS A N F R A N C I S C O , C A L I F O R N I A

Sail into the City by the Bay beneath the famed Golden Gate Bridge. With its trademark cable cars, steep hills and tourist spots like Fisherman’s Wharf, Chinatown, Alcatraz Island and the beautifully restored Ferry Building.

8 FebruaryH O N O L U L U , O A H U , H A W A I I

Watch the surfers while enjoying a mai tai on classic Waikiki Beach, snorkel the crystal waters around iconic Diamond Head, or head to Pearl Harbor to visit the touching memorial to the sunken battleship, the U.S.S. Arizona.

9 FebruaryN A W I L I W I L I , K A U A I , H A W A I I

On the Garden Isle of Kauai, the scenic wonders range from incredible Waimea Canyon, which Mark Twain likened to a Grand Canyon of the Pacific, to the dramatic cliffs of the Na Pali coast, accessible only by boat or helicopter.

14 FebruaryA P I A , S A M O A

For a glimpse at Polynesia as it once was, Samoa is unparallelled. Venture out from the main town of Apia and you’ll not only discover traditional villages untouched by time, but also black sand beaches, rainforests, waterfalls and volcanoes.

19 FebruaryA U C K L A N D , N E W Z E A L A N D

New Zealand’s largest city retains the quaint and accessible quality of a much smaller town. Enjoy the scene along the waterfront, visit a museum of native Maori artefacts or ride the elevator to the top of the Sky Tower for great views.


B A Y O F I S L A N D S , N E W Z E A L A N D

This picturesque region is a centre of Maori culture, an ideal place to learn about this unique community and their ways of life. Outdoor and aquatic activities also make Bay of Islands one of New Zealand’s most popular destinations.


B R I S B A N E , A U S T R A L I A

To discover the Australia you’ve heard about, Brisbane is a perfect destination. Set out for such places as the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, the rainforests of the Mt. Tamborine plateau or the shimmering beaches of the Gold Coast.


W H I T S U N D A Y I S L A N D S ( F O R T H E G R E A T B A R R I E R R E E F ) , A U S T R A L I A

Among the many famous natural splendours of Australia, none compares to the Great Barrier Reef. And a visit Down Under wouldn’t be complete without time to grab your snorkel and swim amidst the thousands of species here.

4 March MAIDEN CALL

D A R W I N , A U S T R A L I A

Located at the far north of the Australian continent, quaint Darwin is a city of cultural sites and natural beauty. Be sure to see the fabled jumping crocodiles of Crocodylus Park, or head into the Outback for some nature viewing.


S Y D N E Y , A U S T R A L I A

One of the great cities of the Southern Hemisphere, Sydney warrants more than a day’s visit. With an overnight stay here, you’ll have two days to see the city’s many attractions, plus an evening to experience Sydney after dark.

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7 March MAIDEN CALL

B A L I ( P A D A N G B A Y ) , I N D O N E S I A

The most magical of all the islands in Indonesia, Bali astonishes visitors with images of terraced rice paddies, mystical temples and timeless artisan villages. The isle’s beaches are among the world’s most popular resort destinations.

14–15 March OVERNIGHT

S H A N G H A I , C H I N A

Exciting Shanghai is where Old China and modern day converge — a city that juxtaposes ancient temples and traditional gardens with some of the world’s tallest, most modern buildings.

18–19 March OVERNIGHT

H O N G K O N G

Framed by the green hills of Kowloon, Hong Kong is a fascinating city where traditional junks dot the harbour and glass and steel skyscrapers dominate the skyline. Be sure to visit renowned Stanley Market to shop for mementos.

22 MarchH O C H I M I N H C I T Y ( P H U M Y ) , V I E T N A M

The former Saigon remains a vibrant and exciting city. Located along the Mekong River, Ho Chi Minh City is a bustling metropolis of street vendors, 18th-century buildings and unique sights, like the Lang Ca Ong Temple.

24 MarchB A N G K O K ( L A E M C H A B A N G ) , T H A I L A N D

From the vast Grand Palace complex on the Chao Phraya River to the fabled Temple of the Golden Buddha, Bangkok is a destination you’ll not forget. Be sure to take a ride in a tuk-tuk — the city’s famous two-person taxis.

27 MarchS I N G A P O R E

East meets west in the commercial centre of Singapore. You can browse among vintage Chinese shop houses, explore neighbourhoods of Victorian buildings and manor gardens, and stroll modern avenues.


M A N I L A , P H I L I P P I N E S

Bustling Manila, a maiden call for Queen Victoria, is an unforgettable stop on a truly memorable voyage. The city proudly displays influences from eras of Chinese, British, Spanish, American and Japanese rule.

28 MarchK U A L A L U M P U R ( P O R T K E L A N G ) , M A L A Y S I A

Crowned by the iconic Petronas Twin Towers, fascinating Kuala Lumpur offers something for everyone. The National Museum showcases Malaysian culture, while the Golden Triangle is a shopper’s paradise.

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21 March N H A T R A N G , V I E T N A M

One of Vietnam’s most visited coastal resorts, Nha Trang offers beautiful coastline and beaches, and seas that are warm and inviting. It’s also a noted diving destination, with healthy coral reefs and schools of colourful fish.

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3 AprilM U M B A I , I N D I A

Once known as Bombay, Mumbai is a sprawling city of contrasts, from ultra-modern skyscrapers to traditional markets. For a taste of local life, stroll amidst the street stalls, shops and bars of the Colaba district.

6 AprilM U S C A T ( M I N A Q A B O O S ) , O M A N

Bahia Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built in the 13th and 14th centuries, is a must on any visit to Muscat. You may also want to visit attractions such as the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque or Qurum National Park.

7–8 April OVERNIGHT

D U B A I , U N I T E D A R A B E M I R A T E S

An overnight in extravagant Dubai gives you ample time to explore such landmarks as “The World,” a stunning cluster of 300 man-made islands offshore built in approximately the shape of the earth — or the tallest building on earth, the amazing Burj Khalifa.

14 AprilA Q A B A , J O R D A N ( F O R P E T R A )

From the port of Aqaba, you’ll set out for one of the world’s great sites of antiquity — the “Lost City” of Petra. Pass through a narrow canyon gorge to discover an entire city carved from the red sandstone mountains.

15 AprilS H A R M E L S H E I K H , E G Y P T

The resort city of Sharm el Sheikh is all about natural splendours. With crystal waters and thriving reefs, it’s one of the world’s greatest dive spots. The old town of Na’ama Bay is also enchanting.

16 April MAIDEN CALL

S O K H N A , E G Y P T ( F O R C A I R O & G I Z A )

From Sokhna, you’ll depart for some of the greatest treasures of Egypt’s past. Enjoy a visit to the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities, where you’ll see artefacts of famed mummies like King Tutankhamen. You’ll also be able to visit the incredible pyramids of Giza.

17 AprilT R A N S I T T H E S U E Z C A N A L

This is the second of the two great canals on your itinerary, known by the nickname“The Highway to India.” The Suez opened in 1869 after 10 years of construction, and links the Red Sea and the Mediterranean.

20 AprilR O M E ( C I V I T A V E C C H I A ) , I T A L Y

The ancient capital of the Western world is every bit as exciting today as it was millennia ago. You can see remnants of the Roman Empire in structures like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Pantheon, and more recent sites like the 17th century Villa Borghese.

26 AprilS O U T H A M P T O N , E N G L A N D

Arriving back in Southampton, you reflect on your sensational journey. You may want to plan a few extra days after disembarkation to unwind and enjoy the myriad attractions in nearby London.

23 AprilL I S B O N , P O R T U G A L There’s much to see in sunny Lisbon — the Jeronimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, features exquisite cloisters and arches; while the nearby town of Sintra is home to an astonishing Moorish fortress.



C O L O M B O , S R I L A N K A

The main city of tropical Sri Lanka off the tip of India makes for an intriguing day’s stop. Boasting influences from Portuguese, Dutch and English cultures, the port is home to sights like Cinnamon Gardens and the Dutch Period Museum.

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Hong Kong

Nawiliwili, HawaiiPanama Canal

† Also available with Fort Lauderdale embarkation. Government fees and taxes of up to $560 per person are

additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.

See cunard.com/FAQs for Time Spent in Port description explanations.


Jan 18 F New York, New York Embark PM19-20 S-SU Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

21 M Fort Lauderdale, Florida Full Day22 T Cruising the Caribbean Sea23 W Falmouth, Jamaica

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

24 TH Cruising the Caribbean Sea25 F Cartagena, Colombia Full Day26 S Transit the Panama Canal

27-28 SU-M Cruising the Pacific Ocean29 T Acapulco, Mexico Full Day

30-31 W-TH Cruising the Pacific OceanFeb 1-2 F-S Cruising the Pacific Ocean

3 SU San Francisco, California Disembark AM


Queens Suite (Q7) $11,365Princess Suite (P4) 8,760Balcony (A7) 4,305 Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 4,015 Inside (D8) 3,215

JamaicaAcapulco

San Francisco

Panama Canal

New York

Fort Lauderdale

Cartagena

NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO16 DAYS†

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World Voyage Segments

Choose a World Voyage Segment with Queen Victoria and

you can be a part of all the celebration and pageantry that this epic

adventure entails, without the time commitment of the full itinerary.

Choose from among fi ve segments from 16 to 23 days in length,

spotlighting different regions.

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Bali, Indonesia

Shanghai, China

Government fees and taxes of up to $470 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.


Queens Suite (Q7) $14,175Princess Suite (P4) 10,915Balcony (A7) 5,350 Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 4,990 Inside (D8) 3,990


Feb 3 SU San Francisco, California Embark PM4-7 M-TH Cruising the Pacific Ocean8 F Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii Full Day &

Evening9 S Nawiliwili, Kauai, Hawaii Full Day

10-13 SU-W Cruising the Pacific Ocean(Cross the Equator)

14 TH Apia, Samoa Full Day15 F Cruising the Pacific Ocean

(Cross the International Date Line)17-18 SU-M Cruising the Pacific Ocean

19 T Auckland, New Zealand Full Day & Evening

20 W Bay of Islands, New Zealand MAIDEN CALL

Full Day

21-22 TH-F Cruising the Tasman Sea23 S Sydney, Australia

OVERNIGHTFull Day & Overnight

24 SU Sydney, Australia Disembark AM

San Francisco

Honolulu

Apia

Auckland

Sydney

Nawiliwili

Bay of Islands

SAN FRANCISCO TO SYDNEY20 DAYS

3 February 2013

Overnight in Sydney


Queens Suite (Q7) $16,450Princess Suite (P4) 12,705Balcony (A7) 6,300 Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 5,885Inside (D8) 4,735


Feb 24 SU Sydney, Australia Embark PM25 M Cruising the Tasman Sea26 T Brisbane, Australia

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

27 W Cruising the Coral Sea28 TH Whitsunday Islands (for the

Great Barrier Reef), Australia MAIDEN CALL

Full Day

Mar 1-3 F-SU Cruising the Coral Sea4 M Darwin, Australia

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

5-6 T-W Cruising the Arafura Sea7 TH Bali (Padang Bay),

Indonesia MAIDEN CALLFull Day

8-10 F-SU Cruising the Makassar Strait11 M Manila, Philippines

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

12-13 T-W Cruising the South China Sea14 TH Shanghai, China OVERNIGHT Full Day &

Overnight15 F Shanghai, China Full Day &

Evening16-17 S-SU Cruising the East China Sea

18 M Hong Kong OVERNIGHT Full Day &Overnight

19 T Hong Kong Disembark AM

Manila

Sydney

Hong Kong

Brisbane

Whitsunday Islands

Shanghai

DarwinBali

SYDNEY TO HONG KONG23 DAYS

24 February 2013

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Singapore

Vietnam


Queens Suite (Q7) $14,345Princess Suite (P4) 11,085Balcony (A7) 5,520Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 5,160Inside (D8) 4,160


Mar 19 T Hong Kong Embark PM20 F Cruising the South China Sea21 TH Nha Trang, Vietnam Full Day22 F Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My),

VietnamFull Day

23 S Cruising the Gulf of Thailand24 SU Bangkok (Laem Chabang),

ThailandFull Day

25-26 M-T Cruising the Gulf of Thailand27 W Singapore Full Day28 TH Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang),

MalaysiaFull Day

29-30 F-S Cruising the Bay of Bengal31 SU Colombo, Sri Lanka

MAIDEN CALLFull Day

Apr 1-2 M-T Cruising the Indian Ocean3 W Mumbai, India Full Day

4-5 TH-F Cruising the Arabian Sea6 S Muscat (Mina Qaboos),

OmanFull Day

7 SU Dubai, United Arab Emirates OVERNIGHT

Full Day & Overnight

8 M Dubai, United Arab Disembark AMEmirates

Hong Kong

Singapore

MumbaiDubai

Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok

Colombo

Phu My

Nha Trang

Muscat

HONG KONG TO DUBAI20 DAYS

19 March 2013

Overnight in Dubai


Queens Suite (Q7) $12,780Princess Suite (P4) 9,850Balcony (A7) 4,835Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 4,515Inside (D8) 3,615


Apr 8 M Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Embark PM

9-13 T-S Cruising the Arabian Sea & Red Sea14 SU Aqaba, Jordan (for Petra) Full Day15 M Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt Full Day16 T Sokhna, Egypt (for Cairo/

Giza) MAIDEN CALLFull Day &

Evening17 W Transit the Suez Canal

18-19 TH-F Cruising the Mediterranean Sea20 S Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy Full Day

21-22 SU-M Cruising the Mediterranean Sea23 T Lisbon, Portugal Full Day

24-25 W-TH Cruising the Atlantic Ocean26 F Southampton, England Disembark AM

Lisbon

Southampton

Dubai

Rome

Sharm El SheikhSuez

AqabaSokhna

DUBAI TO SOUTHAMPTON18 DAYS

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FARES FROM

NEW YORK TO SYDNEY – 36 DAYS18 January – 24 February 2013 $7,205

NEW YORK TO HONG KONG – 59 DAYS18 January – 19 March 2013 $11,940

NEW YORK TO DUBAI – 79 DAYS18 January – 8 April 2013 $16,100

SAN FRANCISCO TO HONG KONG – 43 DAYS3 February – 19 March 2013 $8,725

FARES FROM

SAN FRANCISCO TO DUBAI – 63 DAYS3 February – 8 April 2013 $12,885

SYDNEY TO DUBAI – 43 DAYS24 February – 8 April 2013 $8,895

SYDNEY TO SOUTHAMPTON – 61 DAYS24 February – 26 April 2013 $12,510

HONG KONG TO SOUTHAMPTON – 38 DAYS19 March – 26 April 2013 $7,775

Combine two or more consecutive segments to create one

of our popular Liner Voyages, and you can experience

several regions on one sailing. Liners begin at 36 days

with options ranging up to 79 days, embarking from

New York, San Francisco, Sydney or Hong Kong. Sail a

Liner Voyage and you’ll also receive an On Board Credit

which can be used in the boutiques, restaurants, spa,

casino and lounges on Queen Victoria.

L I N E R V O Y A G E O N B O A R D C R E D I T VA L U EP E R S T A T E R O O M

Q U E E N S S U I T E $ 1 , 5 0 0 U S D †

P R I N C E S S S U I T E $ 1 , 0 0 0 U S D †

B A L C O N Y S T A T E R O O M $ 7 5 0 U S D †

I N S I D E / O C E A N V I E W S T A T E R O O M $ 5 0 0 U S D †

Reserve by 29 February 2012

Rome, Italy

† Based on double occupancy. Guests booking categories Q1-Q7 will receive an On Board Credit of $750 per person. Guests booking categories P1-P4 will receive an On Board Credit of $500 per person, categories A1-A7 will receive an On Board Credit of $375 per person, and categories C1-D8 will receive an On Board Credit of $250 per person. Offer applies to LINER VOYAGE bookings made by 29 February 2012. On Board Credit offer applies to the first two guests in a stateroom and does not apply to third/fourth guests. Government fees and taxes of up to $1,165 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.

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Queen Elizabeth sails roundtrip from Los Angeles on an extended voyage of her own, bound for

the beautiful islands of the South Pacifi c. The itinerary features the gorgeous Hawaiian Islands and

French Polynesia, unique isles like Samoa and American Samoa, and several ports in New Zealand —

with fi ve maiden calls. Enjoy more time aboard Queen Elizabeth by adding a Panama Canal transit

between Los Angeles and the East Coast to the beginning or end of your voyage.

Auckland, New ZealandBora Bora, French Polynesia

Honolulu, Hawaii

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Add a Thrilling Panama Canal Transit to Your Voyage

If you’d like to extend your vacation on Queen Elizabeth —

and add one of the world’s greatest wonders to your itinerary

— opt to begin or end your voyage with a Panama Canal transit

between Los Angeles and the East Coast.

Ports shown in bold are turnaround ports/days. For Time Spent in Port details, see cunard.com/FAQs. * Government fees and taxes of up to $340 per person are additional and subject to change. Certain restrictions apply. See page 33 for details. At the time of printing, no fuel supplement


Fort Lauderdale

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Panama CanalPuntarenas

Manzanillo

Los Angeles

Half Moon Cay

Aruba

Panama CanalWillemstadPuntarenas

Puerto Vallarta

Los AngelesNew York

San Juan del Sur

Fort Lauderdale

Grand Cayman

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Feb 4 M Los Angeles, California Embark PM

9 S Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii Full Day

14 TH Pago Pago, American Samoa Full Day

15 F Apia, Samoa Full Day

20 W Auckland, New Zealand Full Day

21 TH Napier, New Zealand Afternoon

22 F Wellington, New Zealand Full Day

23 S Christchurch (Lyttelton), New Zealand MAIDEN CALL

Full Day

28 TH Papeete, French Polynesia MAIDEN CALL Full Day

Mar 1 F Bora Bora, French Polynesia MAIDEN CALL Full Day

6 W Kahalui, Maui, Hawaii MAIDEN CALL Full Day

7 TH Hilo, Hawaii, Hawaii MAIDEN CALL Full Day

12 T Los Angeles, California Disembark AM

Pearls of the Pacific – 36 days

Panama Canal Adventure15 DAYS20 January –4 February

Panama Canal Discovery18 DAYS12 March – 30 March




Queens Suite (Q7) $7,195 $8,895Princess Suite (P4) 5,595 6,895Britannia Club Balcony (AA) 4,930 5,989Balcony (A7) 3,095 3,895Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 2,595 3,295Inside (D8) 2,295 2,895

Los Angeles to Los Angeles36 DAYS4 February – 12 March



Queens Suite (Q7) $20,545 Princess Suite (P4) 15,545Britannia Club Balcony (AA) 13,465Balcony (A7) 8,545Oceanview (C5) [Obstructed View] 7,245Inside (D8) 6,245

For additional 2013 QUEEN Elizabeth Exotics options,

contact your Travel Agent, call 1-800-7-CUNARD or visit Cunard.com


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Savour Spectacular Dining & Accommodations

Your entire World Voyage experience will provide a sense

of privileged celebration. You’ll delight in some of the fi nest

dining and most gracious accommodations afl oat. The

classic Cunard tradition of paired dining and staterooms

is, of course, a highlight. Guests staying in the spectacular

Queens Grill & Princess Grill Suites enjoy the elegance of their own intimate single-seating restaurant.

Those in Britannia staterooms dine in the resplendent Britannia restaurant.

No matter which category you select, you’re assured sumptuous cuisine and exquisite ambience in the

restaurants, and contemporary décor and fi ne amenities in your stateroom.


Elegant Options for Your Stay

DiningSingle-seating dinner: 6:30 – 9:00 pm

Features & Amenities• Butler & Concierge Service

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Champagneand Fresh Strawberries

• Satellite TV with Multi-Language Film and Music Channels

• Direct-Dial Telephone

• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe

• Bar Stocked with Spirits or Wines and Soft Drinks

• Pre-Dinner Canapés

• In-Suite Dining from Queens Grill Menu

• Daily Fresh Fruit

• Fresh Flowers

• 24-Hour Room Service

• Personalised Stationery

• Books and Atlas

• Daily Shipboard Newspaper

• Pillow Concierge Menu

• Full Bathroom with Bath and Shower

• Soft Terry Robes and Slippers

• Special Sweet Dreams Turndown Surprise on Formal Nights

• Nightly Turndown Service with Chocolate

• 220V British 3-Pin and 110V 2-Pin Sockets

• Priority Embarkation

Queen Elizabeth & Queen Victoria guests receive all features & amenities plus:• Priority Luggage Delivery

• Priority Disembarkation

Exclusive access to:

• The Courtyard

• The Grills Lounge

• The Grills Upper Terrace

Queen Mary 2 guests receive all features & amenities plus:Exclusive access to:

• The Queens Grill Lounge

• The Grills Terrace

Category Q1-Q4 guests also receive:

• Priority Disembarkation

• Priority Tender Services

Category Q1-Q3 guests also receive:

• Priority Luggage Delivery

Indulge in the most luxurious interpretation of the Cunard experience as you reside

in a choice of lavish suites, each with separate living and sleeping areas, a private

balcony on which to unwind, plus a host of delightful fl ourishes to enhance the

sublime sense of style. Exquisite à la carte menus invite your perusal in the truly

exceptional Queens Grill restaurant each evening.

Q U E E N S G R I L L Stateroom Categories: Q1–Q7

Queen Elizabeth


• Café Carinthia

• Golden Lion

• The Lido (self-service)

• The Lido restaurant in the evening*- Asado (South American Grill)- Aztec (Mexican classics)- Jasmine (Asian cuisine)

• The Pavilion

• The Verandah*

Queen Mary 2


• Boardwalk Cafe

• Golden Lion

• Kings Court (self-service)

• Kings Court*- La Piazza (Italian)- The Carvery (traditional British fare)- Lotus (Pan-Asian)

• Chef’s Galley (live cooking demo)

• The Pavilion

• Todd English restaurant*

Queen Victoria


• Café Carinthia

• Golden Lion

• The Lido (self-service)

• The Lido restaurant in the evening*- Bamboo (Pan-Asian)- Coriander (Indian cuisine)- Prime (seafood and steak)

• The Pavilion

• Todd English restaurant*

A L T E R N A T I V E D I N I N G V E N U E SA rich variety of other dining options await every guest on a Cunard ship, including:

* Surcharge applies. Reservations required. See cunard.com for details.

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DiningSingle-seating dinner: 6:30 – 9:00 pm

Features & Amenities• Concierge Service

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine and Fresh Strawberries



• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe

• In-Suite Dining from Princess Grill Menu

• Daily Fresh Fruit


• Personalised Stationery

• Atlas



• Full Bathroom with Bath and Shower

• Soft Terry Robes and Slippers



• Priority Embarkation

Queen Elizabeth & Queen Victoria guests receive all features & amenities plus:Exclusive access to:

• The Courtyard

• The Grills Lounge


Queen Mary 2 guests receive all features & amenities plus:Exclusive access to:

• The Queens Grill Lounge


Dining – Britannia RestaurantEarly sitting for dinner: 6:00 pm

Late sitting for dinner: 8:30 pm

Dining – Britannia Club( Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth only)

Single-seating dinner: 6:30 – 9:00 pm

Features & Amenities • Bon Voyage Half Bottle of Wine



• Fruit Basket (on request)

• Refrigerator

• Hair Dryer

• Safe



• Bathrobe and Slippers



Britannia Club Balcony guests ( Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth only) receive all features & amenities plus:

• Bon Voyage Bottle of Wine*


* This is in place of Half Bottle of Wine as shown above.

Embark on your voyage in legendary sophistication courtesy of our spacious Princess

Grill Suites. Each is superbly appointed and features its own private verandah. Your

home away from home also delights with those extra touches that make you feel

so incredibly welcome. Every evening, the Princess Grill restaurant entices you to

savour magnifi cent a la carte creations in a single leisurely seating.

P R I N C E S S G R I L L Stateroom Categories:

P1–P4 Queen Elizabeth & Queen Victoria; P1–P3 Queen Mary 2

Discover the world in elegance and comfort, as your Britannia stateroom provides

a haven of calm at the end of a day’s exploration ashore or relaxation on board.

Each evening our superlative dining experience unfolds amidst the art deco

style grandeur of the Britannia restaurant or, for those in the Britannia Club

accommodations, the refi nement of our single-seating Britannia Club dining room.

B R I T A N N I A Stateroom Categories:

A1–D8 Queen Victoria; AA–D8 Queen Elizabeth & Queen Mary 2

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Preparing for Your Voyage

VISIT CUNARD.COM/CWC FOR MORE INFORMATION

A World of BenefitsWhen you sail with Cunard, you become a member of the Cunard World Club —

with benefits beginning immediately upon completion of your first voyage. It is our way

of thanking you, our most valued guests, for choosing to see the world with the famous

ocean liners of Cunard. Best of all, the more you sail with Cunard, the better the rewards.

Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect at various levels of membership:

One voyage with Cunard• Savings of up to 5% on

all Early Booking Fares• Notifi cation of special offers• On board World Club Representatives• The Cunarder, our regular newsletter

S I LV E R

Two voyages or 20 days on board• All the benefi ts of Silver, plus:• Gold Cunarder pin• Up to two hours of

complimentary Internet*• World Club Cocktail Reception• Preferred reservations at

Todd English or The Verandah†

G O L D

Seven voyages or 70 days on board • All the benefi ts of Gold, plus:• Platinum Cunarder pin• An additional two hours of

complimentary Internet*• 20% savings on dry cleaning

and laundry• Complimentary wine tasting event

P L AT I N U M

15 voyages or 150 days on board • All the benefi ts of Platinum, plus:• Diamond Cunarder pin• An additional four hours of

complimentary Internet*• Priority Luggage Delivery• Complimentary three course lunch^

D I A M O N D

Persons under the age of 18 are not eligible to participate in the Cunard World Club Programme. To receive the benefits guests must have completed the necessary voyages and/or days on board prior to the voyage starting. There will be no mid-voyage promotions. Some benefits may not be available on voyages of five days or less.

* Internet package credit does not apply to Cunard Cruisemail. †Surcharge applies. Reservations required. ^ Subject to availability. Cunard will pay your cover charge and 15% gratuity, and any other expenses will be charged to your stateroom account.

S TA N DA R D A I R A D D - O N S I N F O R M AT I O N

Air add-ons are available for purchase from 161 North American gateway cities. For a complete list of available gateways and flight combinations, please contact your Travel Agent or Cunard at 1-800-7-CUNARD (728-6273).

When you book your flights through Cunard, you will receive the details of your air schedule approximately 75 days prior to your voyage. If the schedule does not meet your preferences, you will have ample time to request a customised air schedule through Cunard Custom Air.

Cunard Custom Air allows you to customise your air travel with the flights, airlines and class of travel that are right for you. Simply tell us your preferences and we will tailor your travel to your needs. Custom Air fees ranging from $50^ to $75^ per person per request will apply and depending on the request, additional air charges may apply.

W I T H C U N A R D C U S TO M A I R YO U C A N :

Extend Your Vacation: If you’re planning an extended stay either before or after your voyage, Custom Air is made just for you. Stop to visit friends or relatives in your port of embarkation or disembarkation. Just let us know what your travel requirements are and we’ll take care of the rest.

Access Our Special First and Business Class Fares: Request first or business class travel directly through Cunard. We will arrange the upgrade for you (subject to availability and additional charges).

Fly With Your Favourite Airline: If you’re a frequent flyer, you may have a mileage programme with a certain airline, and you’d like to fly with them. It could be that your plans require a certain flight or a particular time. These requests can all be handled by Custom Air for the applicable additional cost.

Choose a Different Gateway City: Cunard Air/Sea offers service from a host of gateway cities across North America. If you do not live near one of these cities and prefer to fly from a different airport, we can take care of this request as well.

Obtain Past Date Flight Records: If you forget to credit your flight (whether arranged through Cunard Air/Sea Programme or Custom Air) to your favourite mileage plan, you may need to obtain your past flight records. Just fax Cunard at 661-284-4697 and we will retrieve the record for a small fee.

Cunard’s Air/Sea Programme*

Make it a truly relaxing vacation by letting Cunard handle all the details of your voyage.

Our Air/Sea Programme takes the work out of planning your vacation and provides a

convenient and affordable alternative to arranging your own travel.

* Standard air add-ons are roundtrip economy class and do not include transfers. Requests for Custom Air can be made once a reservation is under deposit and between 320-14 days prior to departure. All customisations are subject to availability and confirmation. Due to contractual agreements, Cunard may not be able to satisfy all requests. Once flights are confirmed, normal airline schedule changes may occur. Cunard is not responsible for additional air costs due to schedule changes. Some flights may be charters. Airlines and charters are not owned or operated by Cunard. At time of printing, the specific carrier or charter company is not known. Please contact 1-800-7-CUNARD for further information. Air add-ons do not include up to $300 in government taxes and fees including the September 11th Security Fee. Air add-ons, fees, taxes and surcharges are subject to change before receipt of final payment.

^ Custom air fee is waived for the first customisation request on Transatlantic voyages. Any additional air charges will apply.


Cunard Hotel ProgrammeExtend your stay before or after your voyage in renowned, centrally located hotels with the Cunard Hotel Programme. It’s the perfect way

to see more of some of the world’s great cities while bringing an added sense of peace and security to your vacation.

Included in the price of your Cunard Hotel Programme are luxurious hotel accommodations, porterage, transfers between airport, hotel and ship, and the hospitality services of a Cunard representative.

G E N E R A L C A N C E L L AT I O N / R E F U N D P O L I C I E SCancellation charges for all voyages 30 days or longer:Number of Days Before Travel Cancellation Fee121 days or more None120 to 91 Deposit amount90 to 64 50% of full fare63 to 43 75% of full fare42 days or less or non-appearance 100% of full fare

Cancellation charges for all voyages of less than 30 days: Number of Days Before Travel Cancellation Fee91 days or more None90 to 61 Deposit Amount60 to 31 50% of full fare30 to 15 75% of full fare14 days or fewer or non-appearance 100% of full fareThe above cancellation charges apply to all travel including cruise, airfare, land arrangements and optional hotel/land extensions. If non-cruise components only are cancelled, the guest will be

responsible for any cancellation charges imposed by the airlines, other transportation carriers, tour and ground operators or hotel properties.

R E F U N D SBefore a determination regarding a refund can be made, all cruise and air documents must first be returned to: Cunard Line, 24303 Town Center Drive, Suite 200, Valencia, California 91355. Partial use of cruise, airfare, hotel and land extension does not qualify a guest for a refund. All refund requests pertaining to cruise, land and air are subject to final review by Cunard.

C U N A R D C A R E ®We strongly recommend that all guests purchase some form of travel protection that includes cancellation and interruption coverages as well as medical expenses and emergency evacuation benefits. For your convenience, we offer CunardCare, a package of benefits comprised of the CunardCare Cancellation Fee Waiver, the CunardCare Travel Insurance and the CunardCare Worldwide Emergency Assistance Programs designed exclusively for our most valued guests.

F U E L S U P P L E M E N TAt the time of printing, no fuel supplement is in effect for voyages in this brochure. However, Cunard reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement in the future.

G OV E R N M E N T F E E S A N D TA X E SGovernment Fees and Taxes are in addition to voyage fare and are subject to change. Please reference the 2012/13 Voyages Brochure or visit Cunard.com for full details.

General Information (Abridged)

Cunard Line is a Proud Member of World’s Leading Cruise LinesSM

Cunard Line is a brand of Carnival plc.

Voyages subject to change without notice.The Cunard logo and logotype are registered trademarks of Carnival plc, an English Company trading as Cunard Line. QUEEN MARY 2, QUEEN VICTORIA, QUEEN ELIZABETH and The Most Famous Ocean Liners in the World are registered trademarks owned by Cunard. All rights reserved in the United States and other countries. Ships’ Registry: Great Britain. © Cunard 2011.

CAPE TOWN Victoria & Alfred Hotel NEW YORK Four Seasons

Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $489 Additional Nights $299

Fares From* (Includes Transfers)

One Night $529 Additional Nights $389

DUBAI Fairmont Dubai The Waldorf=Astoria

Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $199 Additional Nights $139 One Night $319 Additional Nights $179

FORT LAUDERDALE Marriott Harbor Beach Fort Lauderdale Resort & Spa SAN FRANCISCO Mark Hopkins InterContinental

Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $269 Additional Nights $219 Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $249 Additional Nights $89

HONG KONG Kowloon Shangri-La SYDNEY Four Seasons Sydney

Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $339 Additional Nights $219 Fares From* (Includes Transfers) One Night $359 Additional Nights $229

LONDON Chancery Court Hotel

Fares From*(Includes Transfers) Two Nights $669 Additional Nights $219

Please reference the 2012/13 Voyages Brochure or visit Cunard.com for full details.

* First night rates include the cost of transfers and porterage; taxes up to $85.35 per person are additional. Rates are per person based on double occupancy in U.S. dollars. Single rates are available upon request. Reservations are subject to availability. Rates are subject to change. Cunard reserves the right to substitute hotels of similar quality when necessary. Cancellation policies, as shown in the General Information section of this brochure, apply to the Hotel Programme. Cunard does not own or operate these hotels.

Transfers Planning how to get to and from your voyage can be

challenging. However, Cunard offers a range of options

to connect you to your ship — motorcoach service, private

sedan or limousine — so you need not worry about a thing!

Even your luggage is handled for you.

Transfer options may vary by port and sailing date; please refer to preliminary documents for specifi c offerings on your voyage.

At the beginning and end of each sailing, Cunard’s Transfer

Programme offers convenient connections between the port

and local airports. In New York and Southampton, we also

arrange service to key regional train and bus terminals. Options

available for your voyage will be detailed in your preliminary

travel documents — contact your Travel Agent or Cunard to

pre-arrange these on your behalf.

Cunard Line is a proud member of

Cunard Line is one of the many distinctive cruising experiences available through the World’s Leading Cruise Lines.SM Each of our six member lines excels in a particular style of cruising — from simple pleasures to exotic adventures, we make it easy to choose the cruise vacation that you’ve been dreaming about. Discover the grand ocean liner legacy of Cunard Line; enjoy the fun spirit of a Carnival cruise vacation; escape completely with Princess Cruises; experience the 5-star sophistication of Holland America Line; savor the warm hospitality and international ambience of Costa; or, consider the intimate small-ship luxury of Seabourn. Individual styles, individual ships, sharing a passion to please each guest.

To find out more, visit www.worldsleadingcruiselines.com.

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