Queen Elizabeth – Cunard Cruise Ship

The sixth Cunard ship to carry the name Queen, and the third Cunard Elizabeth; Queen Elizabeth joined the fleet in October 2010. Queen Elizabeth was named by HM. The Queen after the legendary ocean liner RMS Queen Elizabeth of 1938. Along with RMS Queen Mary, the original Queens were icons of international travel for nearly three decades.

A Vista-Class cruise ship, Queen Elizabeth’s design was modified to allow her to complete direct transatlantic crossings. The ship is a near sister to Queen Victoria, and wears the traditional Cunard livery on her hull and funnel.

Since entering service, Queen Elizabeth has become a much loved member of the Cunard family. The ship boasts an elegant art deco inspired interior and three distinct classes of travel – Grills, Britannia Club and Britannia.

Queen Elizabeth is a popular cruise ship, operating annual world voyages as well as occasional transatlantic crossings. For the last few years, the ship has enjoyed extended long duration cruises in Australia, Japan and Alaska and from 2026 in the Caribbean.

Queen Elizabeth Custom Print

This new range of Custom Print from The Cruise Maps is created in partnership with Cunard and marine illustrator Marc-Antoine Bombail. It is a complete collection of seven scale portraits spans 90 years of Cunard history, from Queen Mary (1936) to Queen Anne (2024).

We’ve known Marc-Antoine for decades and have always admired his wonderful artworks. We are excited to offer a 10% discount code, in affiliation with The Cruise Maps.

Simply use the code “ChrisFrameOfficial” at check out. Browse the collection here.

Note: This is an affiliate code, meaning if you buy these prints you get a 10% discount and we get a small commission at no cost to you.