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Cruise itinerary

21 night transatlantic crossing canada and iceland

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Ship: Queen Mary 2 (details)
Cruise line: Cunard Line

Departure date: Friday, July 14, 2028
Return date: Friday, August 04, 2028
Departure port: Southampton
Ports of call: Brooklyn, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sydney, Isafjordur
Return port: Southampton

Prices:

Inside $4,474

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Outside $5,869

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Balcony $6,319

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Suite $16,489

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Day Location

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Southampton
2
Southampton
3
Brooklyn
4
Halifax
5
Nova Scotia
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Sydney
7
Isafjordur
8
Reykjavik
9
Southampton
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Southampton

Catch riveting views of the Sydney Opera House and coastal Australia while sailing aboard Queen Elizabeth.

Traditional turf houses in Iceland.

The cityscape in Reykjavík, capital of Iceland.

A schooner sails Halifax Harbour with the city's financial district as a backdrop.

An aerial view of cruise ships and pleasure craft in Halifax Harbour.

Kangaroos near the coast in Australia, one of the encounters you'll have on a Cunard cruise Down Under.

A rainbow rises out of a volcano in Iceland.

Deildartunguhver, largest of Iceland's famed hot springs, is located near Reykholt.

Ride the world’s highest tide on a tidal bore rafting adventure on the Shubenacadie River in Halifax.

A young sailor inspects a guard at the Halifax Citadel.

Houses in Iceland.

Close-up of a puffin in Iceland.

Flightseeing (what the Yanks call sightseeing) over Sydney.

The picture-perfect town of Lunenburg lies 57 miles southwest of Halifax. It's one of only two urban communities in North America designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

An aerial view of cruise ships and pleasure craft in Halifax Harbour.

A spooky-spectacular aurora borealis near Auster-Skaftafellssysia, Iceland.

Refreshments at Deildartunguhver hot springs.

World-famous Bondi Beach in Sydney.

Highland dancers perform a traditional jig in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A tranquil pond in the Halifax Public Gardens, which dates to 1867.