Spend time discovering the eclectic mix of cultures, religions, ancient treasures, and British colonial heritage that personify Singapore. At a first glance, this diamond-shaped island appears modern and commercial. But the more you explore this lively city, you’ll find that greenery abounds here. Among its streets, urban rooftops are cloaked in ivy while the Gardens by the Bay are home to the eccentric ‘Supertrees’ – one of the city’s highlights.

Embark on a journey of refinement and grace on board the magnificent Queen Victoria. This floating emblem of luxury traditions seamlessly marries heritage and innovation with her sleek modern design and iconic black and red livery. Indulge in opulence within plush public rooms, relish gourmet dining, and unwind in the spacious cabins. Discover an array of top-notch entertainment, enriching activities, and serene relaxation on board for an unforgettable cruise holiday.

Indulge in the sumptuous spa, experience Cunard’s luxurious and refined service at Afternoon Tea served by white-gloved waiters, catch a show in the Royal Court Theatre or dance the night away in the magnificent surroundings of the Queens Ballroom – it’s all up to you.

Old world meets new in the capital of Sri Lanka, Colombo – known back in the 19^th century as the ‘garden city of the East'. Stroll past colonial architecture and lush gardens in the Fort district, then step into the thoroughly modern world at Colombo's dizzy array of stylish new restaurants, galleries and museums. 

Dining on board Queen Victoria is heralded as some of the very best at sea. Alongside Cunard favourites like the Britannia Restaurant, for a small supplement you can enjoy themed dining experiences like Lotus for delicious Asian cuisine or Smokehouse which offers an American–influenced menu.

The capital of Mauritius, Port Louis offers something for everyone: shopaholics will have their cravings satisfied in every way, birdwatchers will be fulfilled at Casela Bird Park and water enthusiasts can head straight for the island’s beaches. History enthusiasts should visit The Blue Penny Museum, duly named for housing two of the rarest stamps in the world; the red one-penny and blue two-penny stamps of 1847 as well as a heritage collection about Mauritius and the rich history of the island.

Queen Victoria offers an array of elegant bars and lounges to suit every mood – during the day, sip coffee and nibble on croissants in Café Carinthia; enjoy pre-dinner drinks in the Chart Room; toast friends in the Champagne Bar; and dance the night away in Hemispheres.

Also known as the ‘Friendly City’, Port Elizabeth is a thriving coastal destination with fine, sandy beaches, fascinating wildlife, a European-style town square, and excellent museums including the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum. Head to the Donkin Reserve and climb to the top of the lighthouse to get great views across the city – the perfect spot for getting your bearings.  

Relax in your luxurious surroundings during a day at sea. Take this opportunity to explore the Library. Spread over two decks and linked by a wooden spiral staircase, the library offers an opportunity to borrow a bestseller or plan your next adventure. Or you could attend one of the entertaining presentations from famous faces from the arts, industry and beyond or attend a workshop on topics from watercolour classes to fencing.

You’ll spend a night in port at cosmopolitan Cape Town, South Africa’s favourite city. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, with the splendour of Table Mountain looking over its shoulder, it’s a city set in impressive surroundings, which are matched by its myriad tourist attractions. You’ll find it all here: quirky independent shops, places of historical interest – such as Robben Island – and beaches galore.

Cape Town captivates with its stunning landscapes, from Table Mountain to beautiful beaches. Rich in history and culture, it offers diverse attractions. For a real sense of Cape Town, hop on a cable car to Table Mountain’s summit. From here you’ll have panoramic views, with tempting trails leading off through the vegetation, begging to be explored. Or head down to the Watershed, a buttercup yellow building with near-endless souvenir ideas, from unique jewellery to guitars made from oil cans.

Filled with a wealth of memories, today you’ll transfer to the airport for your flight home.