Cunard
Ocean cruise line. Cunard is a British line run from Southampton by Carnival UK and owned by Carnival Corporation. Samuel Cunard won the first British transatlantic steamship mail contract in 1839, and the company grew from that.
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Cunard is a British line best known for crossing the Atlantic between Southampton and New York, a voyage it has run since the 1800s. Its ships also sail to Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and Alaska, and on long world voyages.
Life on board leans traditional, with afternoon tea, ballrooms, a big library and dressed-up evenings. A crossing is a trip in itself, with days at sea and no rush to get anywhere.
Trips
- Transatlantic crossings between Southampton and New York
- Northern Europe and the Norwegian fjords
- Mediterranean voyages
- Caribbean winter sailings
- Alaska and Canada seasons
- Long world voyages, or just one leg of one
Who it suits
Travelers who enjoy a classic ocean liner, couples marking an occasion, and anyone who wants to cross the Atlantic by sea and fly home.
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