Queen Elizabeth 2

This is, without a doubt, the most famous ship of our time. Built on the famed river Clyde, the Queen Elizabeth 2 was christened by HRH the Queen in 1969. Originally a steam ship, she was converted into a motor ship in the world's largest-ever technical conversion of a passenger ship in 1986/87, carried out by the internationally renowned Lloyd Werft in Germany. She ran trans Atlantic crossings until her younger sister, the Queen Mary 2 was launched. Since then she is serving as a cruise ship offering itineraries world wide. She was most recently refurbished in 1999.

Cruise Reviews
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Paul Kennedy, Western Mediterranean
Gary Bembridge; Transatlantic
Joseph and Judy Falzone; Europe
Ernie Grossman; TransAtlantic (Eastbound) 
Bryan Pearson; South Pacific  
Elliston Cavell, An Overview From Several Sailings 
Mark and Sharon Miller; Western Europe / Western Mediterranean 
Bryan Pearson; South Pacific
Mark Luba; Trans-Atlantic
Victoria Ruehl; Capetown Line Voyage
Robert; Trans-Atlantic
Elizabeth Davis; Trans-Atlantic
Chris Frame; Panama Canal

Mini Reviews
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Colin Markland; Panama Canal
Glenys Groome; Trans-Atlantic

Excerpts from the Cunard's Website
about the Queen Elizabeth 2

Imagine a floating palace where the pleasures are unmatched. Where royalty, millionaires and film stars have been known to stroll on gleaming teak decks while savoring the earth's most dramatic panoramas. Welcome aboard the one and only Queen Elizabeth 2. Thanks to a refurbishment from bow to stern, she is uniquely prepared to pamper you with the utmost contemporary comfort.

Still the only ship offering regularly scheduled transatlantic service, Queen Elizabeth 2 is also an honoured guest in ports near and far. Sailing the world's waters, she becomes your glamorous refuge.

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