Cunard line, famous for it’s iconic cruise ship Queen Mary 2. is also part of the Carnival Corporation since 1998. Cunard has a long history that started in 1839, when the first British transatlantic steamship mail contract was awarded to Samuel Cunard. The British and North American Royal Mail Steam-Packet Company was formed the year after. Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Victoria are the older sisters of Queen Mary 2 and are all luxurious cruising ships reaching far away destinations. Cunard has received awards on many sectors, including food and accommodation quality. Cunard offers luxury cruises with very convenient, all-inclusive packages. You get 24-hour room service, a refrigerator, hair-dryer, safe and a daily newspaper delivered in your room everyday. Flights to the port of the departure are also included in the fee and so are all the meals that you will enjoy in the main restaurant or the buffets. And don’t worry about the kids, as there is a nursery with supervision, with age specific facilities. Entrainment is also included in the fees and so is the use of the spa and fitness facilities. A great asset of Cunard, if you are into developing your intellect, is its Enrichment program. Lectures and events in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Royal Astronomical Society and Julliard School Jazz series take your cruising experience a step further.