Cunard unveils its itineraries from April 2024 to January 2025, offering more than 190 new voyages across the fleet, including the inaugural season of the Queen Anne, which will debut in spring 2024.
With itineraries around the Mediterranean and Scandinavia, and voyages through the Norwegian Fjords, the Queen Anne, the Queen Victoria and the flagship Queen Mary 2 will call at 133 destinations in 45 countries, including an inaugural call for the fleet in Nordfjordeid, Norway.
“Summer evokes European glamour aboard Cunard ships,” said Matt Gleaves, Vice President of Business Development for Cunard North America. “Whether cruising the Mediterranean or cruising the Greek islands, guests will see the world in style and comfort. The Queen Anne also delivers all the luxuries one expects aboard our new Cunard Queen.”
The Queen Anne will sail its inaugural season through the Norwegian Fjords, Scandinavia, the British Isles, and the Mediterranean, with voyages ranging from two to 19 nights. It will make 62 inaugural calls at coveted destinations including Reykjavik, Gibraltar, Rotterdam, Dubrovnik, Malaga, and Oslo, among others. The Queen Anne will offer six overnight calls and 14 overnight departures, giving guests ample time to explore each city to the fullest.
Highlights of the Queen Anne:
- Western Mediterranean, 14 nights
- Norwegian Fjords, 7 nights
The Queen Mary 2 will sail 22 transatlantic voyages, offering uninterrupted days at sea to disconnect from today's constantly connected lifestyle and recharge while enjoying the waters of the North Atlantic. Queen Mary 2 voyages range from two to 30 nights and depart from New York, Hamburg, Quebec City, Le Havre, and Southampton. The Queen Mary 2 will also offer voyages through the Norwegian Fjords and Northwest Europe and will celebrate Christmas and New Year's in the Caribbean.
Highlights of the Queen Mary 2:
- Westbound transatlantic crossing, 8 nights
- Canada New England, 14 nights
The Queen Victoria will spend an extended season in the Mediterranean, from May to October 2024, where guests will discover romantic cities such as Bruges, Barcelona, and Trieste, along with historical destinations like Rome and Athens. Itineraries range from a short five-night cruise to Rotterdam and Bruges to a 29-night voyage showcasing the highlights of the Mediterranean.
Highlights of the Queen Victoria:
Istanbul, Greek Islands and Italy, 14 nights;
Rome to Trieste, 7 nights
Three queens in a row
There is a 29-night voyage to experience all three queens. It begins with an eastbound transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2, where upon arrival in Southampton, the Queen Anne continues the journey with a 14-night cruise showcasing the highlights of the UK and Iceland. After a quick flight to Italy, guests can embark on the Queen Victoria to visit Zadar in Croatia, Valletta in Malta, and a host of other notable cities.
