Transatlantic Crossing with the National Symphony Orchestra

Up to $600 On Board Credit

Transatlantic Crossing with the National Symphony Orchestra

Expires on: 20th Feb 2026

Transatlantic Crossing with the National Symphony Orchestra

Queen Mary 2

1 October 2027 – 8 October 2027 • 7 Nights

From £809 per person

Sail across the Atlantic in unforgettable style on this remarkable 7-night voyage aboard the legendary Queen Mary 2. This iconic ocean liner is the only ship in the world to offer a true, timeless Transatlantic Crossing, a chance to slow down, enjoy life at sea and experience the glamour and heritage Cunard is celebrated for.

This special sailing features the extraordinary talents of Anthony Inglis and the National Symphony Orchestra, delivering spectacular performances, intimate recitals and exclusive musical moments throughout your journey. It is a rare opportunity to enjoy world-class orchestral music with the drama of the open ocean as your backdrop.

Travelling with a four-legged friend?

Queen Mary 2 is one of the few ships in the world with onboard kennels, looked after by a dedicated Kennel Master.

This means well-behaved dogs can sail too, making it an incredible journey for those who want to share the adventure with their beloved pet.

Sailing from New York to Southampton, this is not just a holiday, it is a legendary voyage with music, culture and ocean travel at its finest.

A once-in-a-lifetime crossing.

An orchestra at sea. And the classic Queen Mary 2 experience.

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