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While
the QE2 no longer sails the high seas, it remains a living testament to a
bygone era of luxury travel and historic voyages. Today, guests have the unique
opportunity to explore this iconic vessel through through highly informative
and unique guided heritage tours, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the
ship’s illustrious past.
Ferghal
Purcell, General Manager, Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel said, “The Queen Elizabeth 2
is a living piece of history, a vessel that has sailed through some of the most
significant moments of the 20th century. Every corner of this iconic vessel
tells a story of adventure and innovation. Our heritage tours allow visitors to
step back in time and experience the grandeur of the QE2 in a way that is both
educational and inspiring. It is our privilege to preserve this maritime legend
and share its legacy with the world, ensuring that the spirit of the QE2
continues to captivate history enthusiasts and curious minds alike.”
Launched
in 1969 by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, the QE2 has seen nearly 40 years of
service, completed 25 world cruises, and sailed over 6 million nautical miles -
equivalent to traveling to the Moon and back 15 times. During its time in
service, the QE2 carried around 2.5 million passengers and earned its place as
the longest-serving ocean liner in the world. Now, firmly anchored in Dubai,
this iconic ship invites visitors to explore its rich heritage, exquisite
design, and fascinating maritime history.
The
Queen Elizabeth 2 offers a selection of heritage tours, each designed to
immerse visitors in the ship's remarkable story, from its celebrated design to
its role in global events. These guided tours invite students, families, groups
and curious travellers alike to experience firsthand the grandeur of this
timeless vessel.
Heritage
Tour for Schools
Perfect
for educational outings, students can dive into the fascinating history of the
QE2 with a 45-minute guided tour that brings the ship’s maritime legacy to
life.
AED
50 per student (max 30 students)
Weekdays
8.30 am & 9.30 am
Advance
booking required
For
inquiries, please contact us at
+971 4 526 8888 or tours.qe2@accor.com
T&C
Apply
Dine
& Explore
Step
aboard and journey through the history of the QE2 with a guided tour, followed
by a culinary experience at the Lido restaurant. This perfect blend of heritage
and cuisine allows guests to immerse themselves in history before indulging in
a delicious three-course meal.
3
Course Lunch
Monday
to Thursday
11:00
am tour followed by lunch
AED
150 per person (including a 3-course meal)
AED
90 per child (6 – 12 years old)
3
Course Lunch
Friday
to Sunday
11:00
am tour followed by lunch
AED
180 per person (including a 3-course meal)
AED
110 per child (6 – 12 years old)
3
Course Dinner
Sunday
to Thursday
5:00
pm tour followed by dinner
AED
195 per person (including a 3-course dinner)*
AED
90 per child (6 – 12 years old)
Buffet
Dinner
Friday
to Saturday
5:00
pm tour followed by buffet dinner
AED
195 per person (including buffet)*
AED
90 per child (6 – 12 years old)
*Offer
is subject to availability
*The
offer is available for a maximum of 10 guests and not applicable to larger
groups.
For
bookings and inquiries, please contact us at
+971 4 526 8888 or tours.qe2@accor.com
Afternoon
Tea & Heritage Tour
Enhance
your afternoon tea experience at the prestigious Queens Grill restaurant by
combining it with a captivating tour onboard the QE2. Visitors can choose
between the Cunard Afternoon Tea, offering cold bites and pastries, or the
Britannia Afternoon Tea, featuring a selection of hot and cold canapés and
pastries.
Friday
& Saturday
3:00
pm – 5:00 pm Afternoon Tea
5:00
pm – Heritage Tour
Heritage
Tour + Cunard Afternoon Tea
AED
225 per person / AED 175 per child (8 – 12 years old)
Heritage
Tour + Britannia Afternoon Tea
AED
275 per person / AED 195 per child (8 – 12 years old)
*Offer
is subject to availability
For
inquiries, please contact us at +971 4 526 8888 or tours.qe2@accor.com
Image
Credit: © Queen Elizabeth 2 Hotel
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