Cunard has unveiled its cruise program for the period from October 2028 to May 2029.
The line will offer 93 itineraries aboard its ships, with several highlights: the 500th transatlantic crossing of the Queen Mary 2, a 115-night world voyage for the Queen Elizabeth and an 86-night South America journey for the Queen Anne.
In total, this schedule will cover 104 destinations in 49 countries, including 64 UNESCO-listed sites.
The line will offer 93 itineraries aboard its ships, with several highlights: the 500th transatlantic crossing of the Queen Mary 2, a 115-night world voyage for the Queen Elizabeth and an 86-night South America journey for the Queen Anne.
In total, this schedule will cover 104 destinations in 49 countries, including 64 UNESCO-listed sites.
A schedule blending historic crossings and long-haul voyages
The Queen Mary 2 will celebrate its 500th transatlantic crossing with a 21-night round-trip voyage from and to New York, with embarkations possible in Hamburg, Southampton and Liverpool. The vessel will also offer itineraries in the Caribbean, Norway and the Mediterranean.
The Queen Victoria will sail to Northern Europe, the Nordic regions and toward the Canary Islands. In January 2029, the Queen Elizabeth will depart on a 115-night world voyage across five continents. Meanwhile, the Queen Anne will return to South America with an 86-night itinerary departing from Southampton, including a night in Rio during Carnival.
Seven new ports of call are also announced, including Praia in Cape Verde, Fort-de-France in Martinique and San Juan in Puerto Rico. Sales will open on November 4, 2026.
The Queen Victoria will sail to Northern Europe, the Nordic regions and toward the Canary Islands. In January 2029, the Queen Elizabeth will depart on a 115-night world voyage across five continents. Meanwhile, the Queen Anne will return to South America with an 86-night itinerary departing from Southampton, including a night in Rio during Carnival.
Seven new ports of call are also announced, including Praia in Cape Verde, Fort-de-France in Martinique and San Juan in Puerto Rico. Sales will open on November 4, 2026.
