Cunard’s newest ship, Queen Anne, will set sail on 3 May for her seven-night maiden voyage to La Coruna and Lisbon as part of the cruise line’s 2024 Summer and Fall programme.
Offering 195 voyages to 90 destinations, the April 2024 to January 2025 cruise schedule went on sale in December 2022.
Queen Anne will depart for a 14-night voyage in the Canary Islands before travelling around the British Isles, taking in highlights in Scotland and Ireland, as well as Cunard’s founding home port, Liverpool.
She will sail from Southampton to the Mediterranean, Scandinavia, the Canary Islands, and the Norwegian Fjords, visiting over 60 unique destinations in 16 countries.
Also part of the programme, the world’s only ocean liner, Queen Mary 2, will continue to maintain Cunard’s 182-year tradition of transatlantic travel, undertaking 20 crossings between Southampton and New York.
She will also voyage to Scandinavia for the Northern Lights and the Caribbean, where she’ll spend the 2024 festive season.
Queen Victoria will spend the summer in the Mediterranean, offering over 75 fly-cruise itineraries to Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Montenegro, and Croatia.
She will set sail on a series of 7, 14 and 21-night sailings departing from Barcelona, Civitavecchia (Rome), Trieste, Hamburg and Istanbul.
Queen Elizabeth will once again be travelling through the spectacular scenery of Alaska and the schedule for this will be released in the coming months.
Sture Myrmell, President, Carnival UK, said: “Summer 2024 is a particularly exciting time for Cunard as our new ship Queen Anne joins the fleet.
“We’re delighted that our quartet of queens will be visiting a variety of awe-inspiring destinations around the world.
“With more overnight stays and longer days in port on offer, we’re giving guests the opportunity to really immerse themselves in the local culture at their leisure.
“On top of that, guests can look forward to enjoying our unique onboard experience, which offers outstanding service and the freedom to relax in pure luxury.”
For more information about Cunard, or to book a voyage, visit www.cunard.com.
