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I love the QM2! There are many of us that have crossed at least twice. ... I'm off to my 3rd crossing on July 6th. She is a very special ship. Thank you for covering the decks. As an aside, anyone else on the July 6th crossing? Love to talk to you.

What about padding it out with such things as costs. Options to travel? Getting up at that hellish time is NOT what a holiday is about. Did I miss what season it was?

Thank you, Jeremy. I'd visited Cunard's website for 2025 and '26 crossing options, so your video guide is quite timely. Yes, I do want to travel Titanic-style with a better outcome - God rest their souls, I had to laugh at that one.

You should have taken the train from Cusco all the way. It was a fantastic day trip full of absolutely breathtaking views and we had a LOT more room than you did in that bus lol. Edit: The no selfie stick/tripod rule must be new because it wasn't that was 5 years ago. Wild....

Yuck I don’t want a shot

0:21 Buddhist temple for real? Its clearly a hindu temple I don't know ehy people struggle to say the truth

They must of had a cruel enemy to live up there !😮

Are there anyone under 40 there m everyone looks 60 plus

I was there in 1979, hardly a soul there, I sat on the high alter stone and a large violet butterfly landed on my lips for a drink/kiss. Just me a german girl I'd met and maybe 10 others were there. Lived two years in Peru with my Trujillo girlfriends familiy. Great Times.

Were there ladies selling coca leaves to chew on for altitude sickness? I used to see a lot of ladies selling big piles of coca leaves in Bolivia, advertising that it’s good for the stomach and altitude sickness.

Too many people all at once. But they put up with it so it will continue. It’s commerce.

I don't visit places where people in big-dumb hats and puffy-jackets go.

'perpetuating falsehood...' 😂

Q.M. ll , Reminds me of a floating senior center .

What an idea to go to MAccu Piccu coming straight in from Cusco. ...... Tiresome...... of course.

Thank you to the Philippines for honoring these heroes.

Protests happen in Europe too, what else is new.

Amazing brilliant ❤

What airport did you fly into to visit Iguaza Falls?

Really love your down to earth channel. Awesome work ❤

I've done the 80th anniversary crossing, such a joy.

Gay American tourist

2 dodgy musician’s at the Duke of York. 😂

Anicent great ❤️‍🩹👍

I went there about 10 years ago. The one thing that I found was wearing line less bifocals (~65 years old then) that the stairs are scary when going down them. Up them wasn’t too bad but still scary enough. They’re individually different heights and depths of tread. Going down I spent most of my time on my bum one step at a time! It was very very enjoyable to be there and see it all‼️

I have done the crossing on the QM2. His very perfunctory style does not do the ship or the experience justice!

So, the scabs crossed the picket line. Common citizenry live in poverty are not profiting from the tourist industry. Shame!

There is a machi puchu in Nepal.

Do all DMZ tours take you to Panmunjom village?

Santa Monica Pier!

Very informative 😊

I Was There!!

Beautiful place

Thanks, Jeremy. This brings back memories of when I went to Portsmouth for a teaching job interview back in the 80's and got to see some of the sites.

The World Forgets that Filipinos and Americans fought Side by Side in the previous world war.. They are a Band of Brothers. Philippines is not just a weird foreign land. It's a Battleground of the Bravest. 🫡🫡

Reunification monument One Earth world ball missing.

Oh,I generally drink a lot more than that😅

A great video! I've sailed on QM2 before and we have reservations to do so again soon. As a friendly update, allow me to add a couple of points if you don't mind. First (at about 8:24), yes, even in the hottest days of the summer, that ocean can be surprisingly cold. Be sure to bring a jacket or very warm sweater so that you can walk a few laps around the promenade deck. After several days at sea, you'll probably want to take a little stroll, but even in August, that can be uncomfortably cold without some warm covering. Second, your balcony is what Cunard calls a "sheltered balcony." It's not fully open to the outside. Rather, it's a hole cut into the hull of the ship. Actually, of all the balcony cabins, I like these the best. For one, they're actually a little cheaper than cabins on the upper decks. But more importantly to me--they're about the most private outdoor experience you can have onboard the QM2. Some of the other balconies are visible from the promenade deck, and others are so high up that you may be subject to the motion of the ship if you encounter rough seas. These lower cabins give you and up close and personal view of the ocean--they're just great! Third, common complaints about the cabins on QM2 are (1) there is no power or USB service on the nightstands. If you want to charge your electronic devices, there are plenty of British and American outlets, but all at the desk and (2) the shower, while large and steamy, has one of those old curtains. There are no glass doors. Neither of these things are a big deal to me, but I've sure heard some nasty comments about those two things! Personally, I have bigger problems to worry about--lol. Fourth, lunch at the Golden Lion (excluding alcohol) as well as the use of the launderettes (including detergents) are included in your fare. If you want, you can do both with no additional fees. Fifth (at 14:00), the Atlantic Room is a hidden gem. It's used when the Entertainments crew offers (free) bridge lessons. Other than that, the room sits idle much of the time. So if you are one of those folks who just wants to unwind and read a book or do needlework or some other quiet entertainment like that, you may find that the seats in the library are all taken, but you'll have plenty of choices here--along with stunning views should you choose to look up from your book! At 15:20, the Boardwalk Restaurant--rumor has it that it's only open when QM2 is *not* performing a Transatlantic crossing. In other words, they use it those few weeks when she's in the Caribbean or some other warmer climate. I don't know if that's really true, but that's the story I've heard about it. I've heard the same about the retractable rooftop over the pool on Deck 12--it's only opened when QM2 is performing a warmer itinerary. Anyway, yours is a great video, and I hope my long post may offer yet more incentive for folks to experience what she has to offer.

Any pointers on paying for tours? We want the circuit 1 and 2 versus others. Any recommendations?

you just get what you give. Very average itinerary that Locals involved in tourism like me tried to skip since 50 years ago. I cant believe people still travelling this way. Free information most of the time gives you very worng descriptions that are just getting popular places to be crowded as hell at the same times with travellers that were reccomended on the worst way. 4 hours on "a seat couch" thats not even human. Machu Picchu full day is the wors decicion ever made since the hippies did it on the sixties Sleep on the way to Train station? c'mon! there are fancy hotels and "seat on a couch" acomodation styles just 15 min to the train station with several historical places and stunning landscapes to stop on a full day tou on the way. -the Fast and furious tourism way is kind leaving negative impact. but c'mon you need to suffer to relize about those mistakes that were solve by sustaible tourism companies more that 50 years ago just in order to save money organizing the tours. wow you spend most time checking your phone doing last minute bookings than meeting local people and his live and bright culture. spending most of the time inside the transportation than breading fresh air.

Which shots did you have beforehand?

How about WWIII?

On your next visit to Denmark, check out Nordjylland and the sand dunes, Skagen and the old bunkers from WWII along the beach shore 😊

Just came back from MP and glad I have not seen your video before going. What you say “noone tells you” is well known. Also you all your hiccups are because of poor planning. Prepare better next time for flawless experience anywhere.

Jeremy, thank you for this wonderful video! Lots of hard work goes into these videos and it is much appreciated here !!! Great photography, colour and narration! I’ve been on many cruises and different ships over the years. But , Queen Mary 2 and Cunard are my favourites ! She is a incredibly beautiful ocean liner ! Elegant and classy !! The Transatlantic voyage aboard QM2 is the ultimate experience !! I’ve been on five of them. It’s like stepping back in time to the Golden Age of ocean travel! AMAZING!! As you say, it has a very Titanic vibe to it ( hopefully without the icebergs)🥴 Jeremy, if you travel on QM2 solo often , I can highly recommend the single cabins on Deck 3 (Category KC ) ! They have two huge round windows about five feet in diameter. Floor to ceiling.Incredibly beautiful view. They also have beautiful yellow marble bathrooms with glass enclosures ! No icky plastic clinging shower curtains like all the other cabins feature 🙄 Sadly there are only six of these cabins, so they are booked and disappear FAST !! Within a day or two after Cunard posts a new voyage , they are gone !! I just snagged one for the July 2026 Transatlantic voyage! Got the LAST one !! But really try getting one , they are definitely worth the effort !! Thank again, and looking forward to more of your videos in the future!! MikeW.🇺🇸🇬🇧👍 PS••• Jeremy, just ignore the keyboard warriors! Floor-Deck Potato- Potatoes. Tomato-Tomatoes 🙄 Sadly, there are a lot of lonely rude people out there with entirely too much time on their hands 🤷‍♂️🥴😂

Floor by floor or deck by deck?

Deck by deck… ships don’t have floors.

Always stay in Aguas Caliente for a couple of days. This way you can be in Machu Pichu without the crowds from Cusco

I did a half world tour on the P&O Aurora. That was a beautiful ocean going ship, definitely not a cruise ship. It was a perfect size. I'd never travel on those huge floating blocks of flats that are killing tourism in many places.

Thanks for the tour, Jeremy.