<a href="http://bp2.blogger.com/_A8KVQ3xIXHg/R5OQcVt4YpI/AAAAAAAAAmE/rsVsrhMIc6c/s1600-h/QVFLLrendezvous.jpg"><img src="http://bp2.blogger.com/_A8KVQ3xIXHg/R5OQcVt4YpI/AAAAAAAAAmE/rsVsrhMIc6c/s400/QVFLLrendezvous.jpg" alt="" border="0" /></a>I don't often write about <a href="http://www.cunard.com/">Cunard</a>, but there's an excellent blog you should bookmark if you're interested in this line: <a href="http://www.blogger.com/www.thebonvivanttraveler.blogspot.com">The Bon Vivant Traveler</a>. Two young New Yorkers are enjoying a world cruise honeymoon aboard the <span>Queen Victoria</span> and they're blogging about their adventures.<br /><br />Their 105-day journey, which begain on January 13, will take them from New York to the Caribbean before transitting the Panama Canal to Costa Rica and then on to Mexico. A quick stop in Los Angeles and then its across the Pacific to Hawaii, French Polynesia, Australia, and New Zealand. By early March, they'll visit Malaysia, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Thailand, and India. On March 31, they'll begin calling upon ports in the Middle East, including Dubai (UAE), Oman, and Egypt before island hopping across Greece on their way to Italy, Spain, and Portugal. The world cruise comes to an end in Southampton, England. However, these intrepid bloggers will transfer from the <span>Queen Victoria</span> to the <span>Queen Mary 2 </span>to make the transatlantic trip back home to Manhattan.<br /><br />Happy cruising, guys!<br /><br /><span"font-size:85%;"><span>Photo of </span>Queen Victoria <span>calling on Fort Lauderdale is courtesy of Cunard.</span></span>