Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts stole the nation's hearts from the moment he performed Nessun Dorma in his audition back in 2007.
Since winning the show, the Welsh tenor has performed in front of almost 1,000 audiences – and now you can have the opportunity to be in the audience when Potts takes to the stage once more, this time aboard Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth cruise ship.
Potts is set to headline a star-studded line-up of entertainment which includes performances by Michael Ball, ABBA spoof pop group Björn Again and an interview with TV star Eamonn Holmes, as part of Imagine Cruising’s 14-night Ultimate Cunard Canaries Sailcation.
Passengers on this stunning cruise will be treated to some of the most beautiful coastline in the Mediterranean, including Madeira’s Funchal (with an overnight stay in the city harbour on the ship), Tenerife, Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Spain’s Cadiz and Portugal’s Lisbon.
And when the sun sets, a dazzling array of entertainment begins. Guests will find that all tastes will be catered for among the many lounges, whether that be enjoying live music, dressing up for an elegant 1920s themed gala ball, or relaxing in the luxury spa with ocean-inspired treatments.
Cabins aboard the Queen Elizabeth are as luxurious as you would expect and more. Perks include king-size beds, nightly turndown service, seven-pillow menus and even your own stateroom steward who will be at your beck and call throughout the trip.
And, we haven’t even reached the best part of the fantastic holiday! Prices start at just £1,299pp, approximately £92pp a night, which is amazing value given the top-class entertainment in luxurious surroundings!
Queen Elizabeth is scheduled to set sail on a round trip from Southampton on October 18, 2021, and if you want to be onboard simply head to imaginecruising.co.uk/starcruise to find out more and book.
Take note – guests 18 years old and over will be required to have completed their Covid-19 vaccination course a minimum of 14 days prior to sailing.
- At the time of writing, the Foreign Office advises against international cruise ship travel. Always check the latest advice before booking or going on a trip.
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