New Year's Caribbean Cruise on the Queen Mary 2

15 nights. From New York (US)

December 19, 2010 – January 3, 2011
Cunard Queen Mary 2

PIED PIPER proudly presents...
a New Year's Caribbean Cruise on the Queen Mary 2!
A Fifteen Night Sailing from New York to the Caribbean! Departs December 19, 2010!

Be among the first to sail on the newest and largest ocean liner to be built in more than 30 years! A worthy successor to the ocean liners of the 20th century, the Queen Mary 2 is the most exciting vessel to sail the seas!

Have you ever...
Been treated like Royalty on the High Seas?

Well, now's your chance to be pampered for 6 glorious days aboard the most luxurious ocean liner-Queen Mary 2. Step on deck and enter a fairy tale world filled with dazzling views, unparalleled cuisine and magnificent accommodations. And, as you cross the Atlantic partaking in everything the Queen has to offer.

Welcome to Queen Mary 2 - the grandest, most magnificent ocean liner ever built. She's a true heir to the timeless elegance, legacy and inspiration of the great Cunard liners of legend. You'll notice it the moment you walk through her doors into her soaring Grand Lobby, and be awed from the first instance you experience the famous Cunard White Star Service

Yet this sophisticated monarch also boasts the most modern luxuries and amenities - from the pampering services of the only Canyon Ranch SpaClub® on the seas to the fascinating Cultural Enrichment Programme led by prestigious experts. This regal royal must truly be seen to be believed - come live the adventure.

Queen Mary 2 is the grandest ocean liner in the world. So, be prepared for endless opportunities to experience, explore and enjoy to your heart's content.

• Workout in the state-of-the-art gym
• Rejuvenate yourself with treatments at the Canyon Ranch SpaClub®
• Visit Illuminations, the only floating planetarium
• Learn something new with highly-acclaimed cultural enrichment programs
• Walk down history lane at the Maritime Quest Exhibit
• Go on a fabulous shopping spree
• Play a round of virtual golf
• Dance in the largest ballroom at sea
• Nibble on hors d'oeuvres in Sir Samuel's wine bar
• Listen to jazz in the Commodore Club
• Take in West End-caliber shows in the Royal Court Theater
• Try your luck in the casino with its tuxedoed croupiers
• Get down in the G32 disco with well-known DJs
• Retire to the Chart Room where cabaret singers croon nightly

New York

Now that Queen Mary 2 departs and arrives at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal you can see the best of both worlds!

Walk across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, this engineering milestone ranks among the world's greatest suspension bridges. From there, head over to the promenade for an even better view of lower Manhattan and the harbor. Next, take a rollercoaster ride, see a dolphin show in Coney Island or explore one of the world's best Egyptian collections at the Brooklyn Museum of Art.

See the bright lights of the Big Apple, international mecca and melting pot, with expensive brownstones, colourful neighbourhoods like Greenwich Village and the Upper West Side, and the legendary Central Park. Explore some of the world's great museums - the Museum of Modern Art, (etc.) Some come just for the shopping: there's Bloomingdale's on Lex, Tiffany's on Fifth, Barneys and the unique boutiques along Madison. Or head downtown and explore the trendy shops of SoHo.

Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos Islands

Grand Turk is the historical heartbeat of the Turks and Caicos. It is a gorgeous slice of the Caribbean where lovely pastel coloured buildings contrast the stunning sandy beaches.
Gibbs Cay - A peaceful uninhabited island, perfect for a beach picnic or the opportunity to feed the gorgeous stingrays who swim right up to the shore.
Turks and Caicos National Museum - Uncover the rich cultural and natural diversity of the islands along with many other specialist exhibitions.
Cockburn Town - Take a walking tour around the beautiful historic centre of the islands and admire the many 18th and 19th century landmarks.

Road Town, Tortola

Tortola has many beauties to bestow on her fortunate visitors - ivory sands, aquamarine seas and a gracious welcome.
Virgin Gorda - The "Baths" were formed by volcanic activity — huge boulders form secluded beaches and grottos.
Pusser's Landing - A scenic drive leads to this quaint village with shops and boutiques.
Cane Garden Bay - For swimming and sunning, try this picturesque white-sand beach with sheltering palms.
Sky World - Perched some 1,500 feet (457.2m) above sea level, the observation platform offers panoramic views of Tortola and the surrounding British and U.S. Virgin Islands.

Willemstad, Curacao

Enjoy your visit to the capital of this former Dutch colony, divided in two by St. Anna Bay, the biggest harbour in the Caribbean. In Punda, the oldest part of the city, discover the beautiful 17th- and 18th-century Dutch-style architecture. Or stop by the floating market, so named because of the vendors who sail by sea from Venezuela each morning to sell their fresh vegetables, fruit and seafood.
Punda and Otrabunda - Nowhere else in the world, outside of the Netherlands, are there so many fantastic examples of 17th- and 18th-century Dutch colonial buildings. These neighbourhoods, along with the historic city centre in Willemstad, have been placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Mikve Israel Synagogue - The Mikve Israel Synagogue is one of the most historic synagogues in the world. The first synagogue built in Willemstad in 1674, it was replaced in 1703 by a much larger one. The synagogue is the oldest in continuous use in the Americas. Its remarkable architecture, solid mahogany interior, 18th-century copper chandeliers, and sand-covered floor have made it one of the best tourist attractions in Curaçao.
Hato Caves - The caves were formed thousands of years ago when old coral reefs emerged out of the sea when the island was formed. The stalagmites and stalactites are still being formed today. Guided tours take you along gently sloping trails through the caves' different chambers, including a freshwater waterfall.
Boka Tabla (Shete Boka National Park) - Boka Tabla, one of Curaçao's most spectacular sites, was carved by the pounding surf over millions of years. A wide cavern has been formed underneath a limestone terrace where you can watch and listen to the surf roll in. The coastal scenery at the park is fantastic.

St. George's, Grenada

You can't help but fall for St. George's sparkling blue harbour. Head to Richmond Hill for photo opportunities over the cheery red roofs set against the dark green mountains of the interior.
St.George's - Picturesque capital has remained nearly unchanged since the Colonial days.
Annadale Falls - Rushing water is framed by hanging ferns and a variety of the island's flowering and medicinal plants.
Seven Sisters Falls - Named for the series of seven falls that cascade down the mountain, the falls are reached by an approximately 45-minute hike through the rain forest.
Grand Etang Lake - Situated 1,900 feet (579.1m) above sea level in the crater of an extinct volcano.
Fort Frederick - Begun by the French in 1779 and completed by the English in 1791, the fort offers a fantastic view of the town and harbour below.
River Tubing - Enjoy one of the "coolest" tours in the Caribbean by floating down one of Grenada's prettiest rivers.

Bridgetown, Barbados

Enjoy Bridgetown's unique combination of colonial tradition and Caribbean vibrancy. Explore a cane plantation and spend a warm balmy evening soaking up the vivid contrasts in the centre of town where immaculately-uniformed policemen mingle good humouredly with the warm and welcoming Bajan people.
Sunbury Plantation House - The house was built over 300 years ago by Matthew Chapman, one of the first settlers on the island. One of the country's best collections of antiques can be found here, along with the largest collection of antique horse carriages in the Caribbean.
Gun Hill Signal Station - Gun Hill Signal Station provides a magnificent view of a large part of the island. It is the finest of a series of signal stations, built in 1818. These stations sighted ships approaching Barbados and signalled to each other in warning of the approaching vessel.
Ocean Park Aquarium - This is Barbados' newest attraction. It features 33 displays exhibiting a range of both freshwater and saltwater marine species and a children's playground.
Beaches - Barbados has some of the best white-sand beaches in the Caribbean. Experience one through a ship's tour.

Castries, St. Lucia

As well as being one of the Caribbean's friendliest destinations, St. Lucia is also one of its most spectacular. The magnificent twin Pitons are an undoubted highlight, but there's much more to the natural splendour. Take a trip to the 'drive-in' volcano, where the crater bubbles with hot sulphur springs, or the beautiful tropical surroundings of Diamond Botanical Gardens Waterfall and Mineral Baths. For rum lovers, how about a behind-the-scenes tour of a traditional distillery, complete with a chance to taste the island's famous export!
The Pitons - Located near Soufriere, these twin peaks, topping 2,000 feet (609.6m), are St. Lucia's most famous landmark. They can be seen in all their glory from Mt. Gimie, St. Lucia's highest mountain, or from the decks of a boat offshore.
Fond Doux Estate - Fond Doux Estate is a tropical working plantation where you can heighten your senses by smelling, touching, and tasting a variety of tropical fruits and plants. Once you have explored the plantation you can relax in the plantation house sipping a local rum punch.
Sulphur Springs - Located in Soufriere, the springs are in the world's only dormant drive-in volcano.
Marigot Bay - Once an old British navel base, this picturesque bay is now a yacht haven and one of St. Lucia's most beautiful spots. Several movies have also been shot here.
Pigeon Island - Pigeon Island is a 40-acre (16.1 hectare) islet connected by a causeway to St. Lucia's west coast. It is a beautiful nature park and has the remains of an 18th-century British fort and Fort Rodney. There is also a small museum and interpretative centre on the island.
Botanical Gardens - Those who love flowers will not be disappointed with a visit to either the Diamond Botanical Gardens in Soufriere or Mamiku Gardens. These tropical gardens present a variety of colourful flowers, and lush tropical vegetation.

Roseau, Dominica

There are not many chances to explore one of the earth's few natural paradises, so don't miss this one. Dense, lush rainforests. Sparkling lakes. The unforgettable Trafalgar Falls. Roseau is a truly life-enriching experience.
Trafalgar Falls - Picturesque twin falls surrounded by forest, lush ferns and tropical foliage.
Emerald Pool - Formed by a delicate waterfall that cascades over a fern-covered cliff.
Carib Territory - Native Indians exhibit their arts and crafts and perform in traditional costumes.
Trois Piton National Forest - Lush rain forest home to flora and fauna, including over 172 species of birds.
Champagne Reef - Sits on the edge of a submerged volcano, where vents of hot water bubble up from the earth's interior.
Ti Tou Gorge - Located some 3,400 feet (1,036.3m) above sea level, hot and cold streams intermingle in this natural rock pool.
Botanical Gardens - Displays many exotic species of flora and fauna indigenous to the island.
Rain Forest Aerial Tram - Explore the rain forest effortlessly by gliding through the canopy in a gondola.
Whale and dolphin watching - Dominica is home to a resident population of sperm whales and many other types of marine mammals are routinely seen here.

Basseterre, St. Kitts

This scenic island looks simply stunning from the Fortress of Brimstone Hill. Volcanic slopes, verdant sugar cane and neighbouring islands are on view – don't forget to pack your camera!
Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park - This rambling 18th-century compound, once known as the "Gibraltar of the West Indies," was previously a major British garrison until it was abandoned in 1850. A major restoration was undertaken in the 1960s and much of the fortress has been returned to its earlier grandeur. The main hilltop compound, the Citadel, is lined with 24 cannons and provides excellent views of St Eustatius.
Basseterre - Basseterre, the capital of St. Kitts, is host to structures that date back to the 17th century, with architectural influences from French and English settlers. The Circus, built in the style of London’s famous Piccadilly Circus, is the centre of the tourist area and features a lovely old clock tower.
Southeast Peninsula - St Kitts' southeast peninsula is wild and starkly beautiful, with barren salt ponds, grass-covered hills, and scrubby vegetation. The main inhabitants are green vervet monkeys and a few wild deer. Frigate Bay, the main beach resort area on the island, spans the northern end of the peninsula.
Nevis - Nevis is an approximately 45-minute ferry ride from her sister island, St. Kitts. The capital is Charlestown and the island is the birth place of Alexander Hamilton. There is a small museum dedicated to Hamilton and a lovely botanical garden to explore.

Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas

Overlooked by Fort Christian, this town owes its legacy to Danish settlers who arrived nearly 350 years ago. Azure skies and lush plantations add to its popular appeal, as do quaint streets lined by duty-free boutiques.
Mountain Top - Highest point on the island that offers spectacular views of Magens Bay and neighbouring islands.
Magens Bay - Rated by National Geographic as one of the top 10 beaches in the world.
St.Peter Great House - This Caribbean hideaway was once a haunt of the rich and famous. It offers impressive views from the observation deck perched 1,000 feet (304.8m) above sea level.
Coral World - This marine park includes a predator tank, Marine Gardens, aquariums and a touch pool.
St.John - Virgin Islands National Park covers two-thirds of the island, providing beautiful beaches and impressive snorkelling in the marine preserve.
Duty Free Shopping - St. Thomas has long been known for excellent duty free shopping. Many of the ship's tours include time for shopping plus you get to experience the history and sights of the island.

Your Sanctuary at Sea

Combining classic Cunard elegance with a stylish, contemporary flair, Queen Mary 2's staterooms and suites provide a lovely home base for seeing the world. And with room for up to 2,592 (3,056) guests, there's something for everyone.

Almost three quarters of her rooms have a private balcony. Grill accommodation offer more space and more amenities, from our comfortable Princess Suites to glorious Duplex Apartments. Even her interior staterooms provide trademark Cunard touches -- tasteful decor, rich wood furnishings and details, a mini-refrigerator, bathrobe and slippers, 24-hour room service and nightly turndown service with chocolates.