Introducing the stately vessels of Cunard Line!
These are not your ordinary cruise ships, in fact they are not truly "cruise ships",
they are, under the technical definition, "ocean Liners" for which there is a dramatic difference. An
ocean liner is a vessel built to withstand the rigors of the North Atlantic or deep sea ocean travel, rather than the calmer
Caribbean waters. These ships are designed to be stronger, faster, and they offer a higher-level of comfort and
overall stability. Many ocean liners of the past were "ships of state", meaning they represented
an entire country. The English had the Mauritania and Queen Mary, the French had the France, and America had
the SS United States to name a few. The Cunard Line is a company that has deep roots with tradition and a proud
heritage of fine ocean liners that spans 160 years of trans-Atlantic travel. Today you can still experience that
tradition by crossing the Atlantic aboard the Queen Mary 2 or the Queen Victoria. Soon, Cunard Line will
unveil a new Queen of the Seas, the Queen Elizabeth.
Please click on the images to the right and read more about the Cunard Line vessels, like the line's
flag ship Queen Mary 2, the Queen Victoria, or the new Queen Elizabeth. If you are considering a crossing, a cruise,
or perhaps one of the very popular segments of a world cruise, you have come to the right place. Your "vintage-style"
luxury service begins here!
