Cunard Unveils 195 New Voyages to 115 Global Destinations for 2027–2028 - Get updated on what's happening in tourism!

Between April 2027 and January 2028, Cunard ships will visit 115 destinations in 32 countries, including 93 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 18 overnight stays, and 33 late-evening departures.

The program includes several maiden calls, such as Queen Anne’s visits to Sorrento (Italy) and La Rochelle (France), Queen Mary 2’s debut in Charlottetown (Canada), Queen Victoria’s first call in Riga (Latvia), and Queen Elizabeth’s maiden calls to Trieste (Italy) and Calvi (France).

Fleet Highlights:

·         Queen Elizabeth returns to Europe in 2027, offering 65 new Mediterranean voyages from May to October, ranging from 7 to 28 nights. Ports of call include Istanbul, Palermo, and other historic cities not visited in over 15 years.

·         Queen Mary 2, following a major refit in early 2027, will continue her legendary Transatlantic Crossings and offer itineraries to Norway, Canada, New England, the Caribbean, and North Cape. Special highlights include celebrating July 4 in Boston and spending the holidays in the Caribbean.

·         Queen Anne, the newest addition to Cunard’s fleet, will offer round-trip cruises from Southampton. Voyages include Mediterranean escapes, Nordic adventures, and a New Year’s Eve celebration in Madeira featuring the island’s iconic fireworks.

·         Queen Victoria will operate UK-based sailings out of Southampton, with routes through Scandinavia, Iceland, and the Mediterranean. Notably, she will return to Grundarfjordur, Iceland, for the first time since 2009.

Guests will also have the option to experience Queen-to-Queen voyages, combining multiple sailings aboard two or even three Cunard ships during one extended holiday.

Booking Information:

Cunard World Club members: Priority booking opens at 6 a.m. PDT on June 11, 2025

General public: Booking opens at 6 a.m. PDT on June 12, 2025

For more details or to book, visit www.cunard.com, call 1-800-728-6273, or contact your

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