Cunard will offer cruises with new itineraries sailing from September 2025 to January 2027 aboard its four Queen ships.
With more than 300 new voyages, Cunard ships will visit 184 destinations around the world, including 70 countries and 108 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
The new program also includes 37 overnight stops and five inaugural stops in Kona (Hawaii), Roatán (Honduras), Dakar (Senegal), Miami (Florida) and Molde (Norway).
The Queen Anne and the Queen Mary 2 will sail simultaneously on World Voyages from January 2026, visiting cities such as New York, Buenos Aires, Dubai and Melbourne.
The Queen Elizabeth will offer 33 round-trip Caribbean cruises departing from Miami, visiting the island cities of San Juan (Puerto Rico), Montego Bay (Jamaica), Georgetown (Grand Cayman), Roatán (Honduras), as well as Tortola, Antigua, Barbados, and St. Lucia.
Katie McAlister, President of Cunard, said: “We are incredibly excited that both the Queen Anne and the Queen Mary 2 will be offering full World Cruises in 2026. We are delighted that our guests will, for the first time ever, have the opportunity to transit the Panama Canal on the Queen Mary 2.”
“The Queen Elizabeth will also offer a new Caribbean program, sailing round trip from Miami, giving guests greater opportunities to explore this tropical region while experiencing the unparalleled luxury of sailing aboard a Cunard ship.”
Highlights of Cunard's new program include:
- The 109-night Round the World Trip aboard the Queen Anne, departing on January 11, 2026;
- The seven-night eastbound transatlantic crossing aboard the Queen Mary 2, departing from New York on September 13, 2026;
- The 14-night trip through Italy, France and Spain aboard the Queen Victoria, departing on June 15, 2026;
- Caribbean Celebration 21 nights aboard the Queen Elizabeth, departing on December 18, 2025.
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