Our New Year’s Eve at Sea! Formal Night & Stormy Weather on Cunard's QUEEN VICTORIA – Day 4 VLOG
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It was a really pleasant experience. We grabbed ourselves a table with relative ease and went up and had a little browse at the selection, which again was really impressive for me.
The food was superb and the service was excellent. It was a really great experience overall and we weren't in there too long at all because the service was super speedy.
I was blown away. It was a good piece of fillet wrapped in some beautiful pastry. It came with a selection of vegetables, some gravy.
We have a fantastic countdown in the atrium and then of course there were streamers set off to celebrate the incoming new year.
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Day 4 of our Cunard Queen Victoria Cruise and we spent New Years Eve at sea instead of being in Amsterdam. We woke up to a very rocky ship and headed to the buffet for breakfast. We then tried to walk the promenade but due to the bad weather it was closed. We enjoyed some hot drinks in the very cold Winter Garden before heading to the Britannia Restaurant for our first lunch experience. We did not have desert as we planned on attending afternoon tea to pick up some sweat treats and sandwiches. It was our second formal night of the cruise, and we dressed for the occasion. Queen Victoria had put on a host of events to celebrate New Years in the different venues across the ship. We had a dining reservation for 5:30 in the Britannia Restaurant and enjoyed a fantastic 5 course meal. The ship was very busy during the evening and we, luckily, found a seat in the Chart Room and stayed there until the it was time to bring in the new year. Queen Victoria and laid out an incredible buffet evening buffet in the Lido Restaurant. We ended our night in the Yacht Club. P&O Aurora New Years Eve - https://youtu.be/cQY0ThYsF0Q P&O Arvia New Years Eve - https://youtu.be/IYYbPYZc7yc ULTIMATE Cunard Queen Victoria Ship Tour - https://youtu.be/ctG3YzXvQB0 Queen Victoria Britannia Balcony Cabin Tour and Review - https://youtu.be/GOBBYam6yhU Music: Flight by Lichu is licensed under a Creative Commons License. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Support by RFM - NCM: https://bit.ly/3p9ObJO Thumbnail Image: Dashers, CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons The Cunard Queen Victoria is a luxurious ocean liner that blends timeless elegance with modern sophistication. Launched in December 2007, she was the first Cunard ship to be named by a member of the British royal family, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. Built by Fincantieri in Italy, Queen Victoria is the second-largest ship in the Cunard fleet, measuring 965 feet in length and carrying up to 2,081 guests and 981 crew. Her design echoes the golden age of ocean travel, with grand staircases, rich wood paneling, and art deco-inspired interiors. Queen Victoria offers a unique blend of British tradition and contemporary cruising. She features spacious staterooms, many with private balconies, and a range of dining options, including the elegant Britannia Restaurant and the exclusive Queens Grill and Princess Grill suites. Guests enjoy a variety of amenities, such as a two-story library, a Royal Court Theatre with private boxes, a spa and wellness center, swimming pools, and traditional afternoon tea in the Queens Room. Known for world voyages and transatlantic crossings, Queen Victoria is a favorite for travelers seeking refined experiences. She continues to uphold Cunard’s legacy of elegance, offering a blend of heritage, luxury, and adventure on the high seas. We are Tom and Dom and we experienced our first cruise on the MSC Virtuosa during her UK staycation cruises in 2021.Our mission is provide a fair and balanced review of our travels. We look at the types of food that is available onboard, from main dining rooms, room service, buffets and pool side snacks. We include menus for each of cruises so that we can share the selection of drinks and meals that are available. Entertainment onboard a cruise ship is important to us and we enjoy theatre production shows, live music, quizzes and game shows. We love to explore different ports and destinations and enjoy sharing tips and tricks so that you can make the most of each port. We often explore ports independently but also book excursions that are interesting to us. Join our CRUISE CHAT Facebook group 👉 https://m.facebook.com/groups/728759168363809/?ref=share Support us and receive exclusive benefits! 👉 https://www.patreon.com/tomanddomtravel/membership We have created a list of our cruise essentials. These are items we take with us when we travel, and we hope they may be useful to you. We have also added a Wine list which contains some of the wines we have tried whilst cruising. Check out our Amazon Store to find out more 👉 https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/tomanddomtravel So far we have sailed on the following cruise ships: MSC Virtuosa, Marella Explorer, Marella Explorer 2, Queen Mary 2, Sky Princess, Enchanted Princess, MSC Preziosa, P&O Arvia, Ambassador Ambience, P&O Azura, Ambassador Ambition, Island Princess, P&O Aurora, Costa Diadema, P&O Iona, MS Jane Austen, Marella Voyager, MS Geoffrey Chaucer , VV Resilient Lady, Queen Anne and Queen Victoria. Please like, subscribe and comment, it really does make a difference and allows our channel to grow. Thank you! #cunard #cunardline #queenvictoria #cruiselife #TomandDomTravel #Cruise #cruiseship #cruiseship #youtube #subscribe #cruisevlogger