Overview

Experience the best of Mediterranean and South aboard Queen Anne, a Cunard ship, on this 82-night sailing from Southampton. Between 2 sea days, you'll explore 3 ports of call, with Hamilton, Puerto Madryn, and Praia da Vitória standing out as particular highlights of the voyage. From exploring ashore to relaxing on board, every day of this Mediterranean and South cruise brings a new experience to savour. Prices for this cruise start from £7,354 per person.

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The age of elegance lives on aboard Cunard's impressive fleet, with white-gloved afternoon teas, grand staircases, exuberant cabins and formal galas in elegant restaurants.

Now that Cunard has observed the centenary of its pioneering world cruise, the famous mantra of dignified excellence has intensified to create not just one of the greatest cruise experiences, but the finest travel money can buy.

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Cruise Itinerary

Day 1
Southampton
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Days 2-8
At sea
Day 9
Hamilton
Days 10-11
At sea
Day 12
Port Canaveral, Florida
Day 13
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Lauderdale, known as the "Venice of America," offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors before or after embarking on a cruise. Explore the picturesque canals aboard a water taxi, admiring the luxurious waterfront homes and lush landscapes. Hit the vibrant shops and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, where culinary delights and boutique finds await. Relax on the sun-drenched beaches, from bustling Fort Lauderdale Beach to the serene Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. For cultural immersion, visit the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens or the NSU Art Museum, showcasing diverse collections of art and history.
Day 14
At sea
Day 15
Grand Turk Island
Days 16-17
At sea
Day 18
Bridgetown
It's time to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Bridgetown's historic center, where local points of interest are peppered between national wonders. Wander along Broad Street, the bustling main thoroughfare lined with shops, cafes, and colonial-era architecture. For authentic Caribbean cuisine, head to Baxter's Road, renowned for its street food stalls serving up savory delights like flying fish and cou-cou. Experience the true essence of the Caribbean mantra as you mingle with friendly locals and savor the flavors of Barbadian cuisine.
Days 19-22
At sea
Day 23
Fortaleza
Days 24-25
At sea
Day 26
Salvador de Bahia
Salvador de Bahia, where the echoes of samba rhythms and colonial footprints lead you through cobblestone streets, offers a gateway to Brazil's soulful depths. With a climate that blesses it with sunny days and balmy nights almost year-round, Salvador invites you to immerse in a setting that's decidedly more authentic and untouched by the typical tourist overlays. Cruise lines often highlight Salvador as a living exhibit of Brazil itself, celebrating its vibrant Afro-Brazilian traditions and colonial architecture. A unique draw is the Elevador Lacerda, a historic art deco elevator that connects the city's upper and lower towns, providing stunning views of the bay.
Day 27
At sea
Day 28
Buzios
Stepping into Bios is like wandering through a living storybook where Brigitte Bardot once frolicked, making this Brazilian haven a hotspot on the global scene. The climate here offers sun-soaked days and breezy evenings, perfect for those eager to dive into an authentic local ambiance. Bios stands out from typical tourist destinations by offering a genuine glimpse into Brazilian life; visitors can mingle with local fishermen and artisans who add to the vibrant street scenes. This town also hosts the annual Bios International Cinema Festival, which is uniquely celebrated in this picturesque seaside town.
Days 29-30
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, the heart of Brazil's carnival fervor, offers a gateway into its celebrated past where the rhythm of samba was born and the streets tell tales of vivid festivities. The city's tropical climate invites travelers year-round, providing a warm welcome with its sun-drenched beaches and lush mountainous backdrops, setting it apart from conventional tourist destinations. It's here that visitors truly experience the vibrancy of Brazil, beyond the postcards, immersing in a locality vibrant with genuine interactions and community celebrations. Intriguingly, Rio is the only city in the world where the urban forest is denser than its urban sprawl, offering an unexpected green retreat amidst the city buzz.
Day 31
Santos
Days 32-33
At sea
Day 34
Montevideo
As you stroll along Montevideo's picturesque Rambla, the endless horizon of the Atlantic whispers tales of explorers who once admired these same views. Here, the climate is as mild as the greetings from locals, with temperate seasons offering a refreshing respite from harsher extremes. Montevideo, a city untouched by the clamor of mainstream tourism, cherishes its authenticity, showcasing Uruguay's deep-rooted traditions through vibrant street arts, local festivals, and intimate tango cafes. A curious fact to delight: Montevideo is home to the longest carnival in the world, inviting visitors to experience over a month of cultural festivities unique to this spirited city.
Days 35-37
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, with its storied past woven into the very fabric of the city, beckons those who seek to immerse themselves in the authentic spirit of Argentina. Famous for its birthplace of tango, this vibrant city offers a glimpse into the local life far removed from the usual tourist paths. With a temperate climate that favors exploration year-round, Buenos Aires presents an exceptional setting for those looking to experience genuine local flavors and traditions. Cruise lines treasure this port for its ability to display the heart of Argentina, culminating in unique excursions that reveal secrets only known to locals. An intriguing fact about the city is its famed Recoleta Cemetery is the resting place of Eva Per.
Day 38
At sea
Day 39
Puerto Madryn
Puerto Madryn, a gem where Argentina's past meets the vibrancy of today, beckons to those who cherish authenticity and a milder climate perfect for exploration. Originating from the 1865 Welsh settlement, this town offers a palpable sense of history interwoven with modern-day Argentine life. It's a retreat from the tourist-heavy locales, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local environment and community. Cruise lines highlight Puerto Madryn not just as a stop but as an invitation to experience Argentina in its truest form, with coastal treasures and wildlife encounters that stand out globally. Intriguingly, this is also where orcas have been observed intentionally beaching themselvesa rare natural phenomenon.
Days 40-41
At sea
Day 42
Ushuaia
Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world, offers a gateway to the untouched landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. It's more than a mere departure point; it's where the raw spirit of Argentina comes alive amidst rugged coastlines and pristine sub-polar forests. The climate here, cool and temperate, invites visitors into a world far removed from the bustling tourist centers, presenting a rare glimpse into the authentic heart of the country. Cruises utilizing this port offer scenic views of the Beagle Channel and the Martial Mountains, each narrating the epic saga of explorers who first charted these remote territories. Uniquely, Ushuaia's latitude allows for extended daylight hours in the summer, giving travelers more time to soak in its spectacular natural beauty.
Day 43
Cape Horn
Several prominent cruise lines offer voyages to Cape Horn, each providing various shore excursions that delve into the area's untouched beauty and resonant past. From hiking the rugged trails that offer panoramic views of the Drake Passage to visiting historical sites like the lighthouse that has guided countless mariners through these treacherous waters, the experiences are as enriching as they are exhilarating. The region is also known for figures like Charles Darwin, who charted many of these territories, lending an air of historical intrigue to each visit. Each excursion promises not just sightseeing, but a profound connection with the elements and the echoes of the past.
Day 44
Punta Arenas
As you sail towards this spectacular destination, numerous cruise lines including Holland America and Princess Cruises offer tailored voyages that cater specifically to the discerning traveler. Once ashore, you can immerse yourself in excursions that traverse historical sites such as the Nao Victoria Museum, a full-size replica of the first ship to successfully circumnavigate the world. Celebrated figures from the area, like the explorer Ferdinand Magellan, lend a sense of adventure and discovery to every visit, making each moment aboard and ashore a continuous journey through living history.
Day 45
Day 46
PIO X Glacier
Day 47
At sea
Day 48
Puerto Montt
Welcome to Puerto Montt, where the majestic Andes meet the serene waters of the Pacific. This gateway to Patagonia is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, such as the Osorno Volcano and the emerald waters of Todos los Santos Lake. The climate here is a temperate rainforest, offering a unique blend of misty mornings and crisp, clear days, perfect for those who wish to experience nature as it's meant to be. Puerto Montt is a celebration of Chilean traditions, from vibrant local handicraft markets to the spirited cueca dance. A hidden gem in this picturesque locale is the Angelmfish market, where the age-old bartering practices still thrive.
Day 49
At sea
Days 50-51
San Antonio
San Antonio greets you with its serene landscapes, from the sun-kissed River Walk to the historic Alamo, setting the stage for a genuine local experience. The warm, inviting climate year-round enhances the area's unique charm, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the true essence of Texan life. Here, tradition thrives in the bustling markets and lively festivals, offering a vivid display of authentic Texan customs and a departure from typical tourist destinations. A unique fact about San Antonio is that it hosts the largest mariachi festival in the world every year, a true spectacle of local sound and color.
Day 52
Coquimbo
Days 53-54
At sea
Day 55
Arica
Arica, often hailed as the gateway to the timeless allure of Chile, cradles legends from the War of the Pacific, where its heroism is etched into every cobblestone. With a climate boasting nearly 300 days of sunshine per year, it offers a warm welcome to those seeking genuine engagement with local life, away from the crowded tourist circuits. Here, one can witness the vibrant authenticity of Chile, reflected through bustling markets and serene beaches that feel worlds apart from the usual destinations. Intriguingly, it's home to the world's oldest known mummies, predating those of Egypt, adding a touch of mystique to its already captivating atmosphere.
Day 56
At sea
Days 57-58
Callao
Days 59-61
At sea
Days 62-63
Fuerte Amador
Day 64
Day 65
At sea
Day 66
Aruba
Days 67-68
At sea
Day 69
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Lauderdale, known as the "Venice of America," offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors before or after embarking on a cruise. Explore the picturesque canals aboard a water taxi, admiring the luxurious waterfront homes and lush landscapes. Hit the vibrant shops and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, where culinary delights and boutique finds await. Relax on the sun-drenched beaches, from bustling Fort Lauderdale Beach to the serene Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. For cultural immersion, visit the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens or the NSU Art Museum, showcasing diverse collections of art and history.
Days 70-71
Port Canaveral, Florida
Days 72-78
At sea
Day 79
Praia da Vitória
Days 80-82
At sea
Day 83
Southampton
Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage
Day 1 Southampton
Southampton

Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage

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Days 2-8 At sea
At sea
Day 9 Hamilton
Hamilton
Days 10-11 At sea
At sea
Day 12 Port Canaveral, Florida
Port Canaveral, Florida
Day 13 Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Fort Lauderdale, known as the "Venice of America," offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors before or after embarking on a cruise. Explore the picturesque canals aboard a water taxi, admiring the luxurious waterfront homes and lush landscapes. Hit the vibrant shops and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, where culinary delights and boutique finds await. Relax on the sun-drenched beaches, from bustling Fort Lauderdale Beach to the serene Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. For cultural immersion, visit the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens or the NSU Art Museum, showcasing diverse collections of art and history.

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Day 14 At sea
At sea
Day 15 Grand Turk Island
Grand Turk Island
Days 16-17 At sea
At sea
Day 18 Bridgetown
Bridgetown

It's time to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Bridgetown's historic center, where local points of interest are peppered between national wonders. Wander along Broad Street, the bustling main thoroughfare lined with shops, cafes, and colonial-era architecture. For authentic Caribbean cuisine, head to Baxter's Road, renowned for its street food stalls serving up savory delights like flying fish and cou-cou. Experience the true essence of the Caribbean mantra as you mingle with friendly locals and savor the flavors of Barbadian cuisine.

View more
Days 19-22 At sea
At sea
Day 23 Fortaleza
Fortaleza
Days 24-25 At sea
At sea
Day 26 Salvador de Bahia
Salvador de Bahia

Salvador de Bahia, where the echoes of samba rhythms and colonial footprints lead you through cobblestone streets, offers a gateway to Brazil's soulful depths. With a climate that blesses it with sunny days and balmy nights almost year-round, Salvador invites you to immerse in a setting that's decidedly more authentic and untouched by the typical tourist overlays. Cruise lines often highlight Salvador as a living exhibit of Brazil itself, celebrating its vibrant Afro-Brazilian traditions and colonial architecture. A unique draw is the Elevador Lacerda, a historic art deco elevator that connects the city's upper and lower towns, providing stunning views of the bay.

View more
Day 27 At sea
At sea
Day 28 Buzios
Buzios

Stepping into Bios is like wandering through a living storybook where Brigitte Bardot once frolicked, making this Brazilian haven a hotspot on the global scene. The climate here offers sun-soaked days and breezy evenings, perfect for those eager to dive into an authentic local ambiance. Bios stands out from typical tourist destinations by offering a genuine glimpse into Brazilian life; visitors can mingle with local fishermen and artisans who add to the vibrant street scenes. This town also hosts the annual Bios International Cinema Festival, which is uniquely celebrated in this picturesque seaside town.

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Days 29-30 Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, the heart of Brazil's carnival fervor, offers a gateway into its celebrated past where the rhythm of samba was born and the streets tell tales of vivid festivities. The city's tropical climate invites travelers year-round, providing a warm welcome with its sun-drenched beaches and lush mountainous backdrops, setting it apart from conventional tourist destinations. It's here that visitors truly experience the vibrancy of Brazil, beyond the postcards, immersing in a locality vibrant with genuine interactions and community celebrations. Intriguingly, Rio is the only city in the world where the urban forest is denser than its urban sprawl, offering an unexpected green retreat amidst the city buzz.

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Day 31 Santos
Santos
Days 32-33 At sea
At sea
Day 34 Montevideo
Montevideo

As you stroll along Montevideo's picturesque Rambla, the endless horizon of the Atlantic whispers tales of explorers who once admired these same views. Here, the climate is as mild as the greetings from locals, with temperate seasons offering a refreshing respite from harsher extremes. Montevideo, a city untouched by the clamor of mainstream tourism, cherishes its authenticity, showcasing Uruguay's deep-rooted traditions through vibrant street arts, local festivals, and intimate tango cafes. A curious fact to delight: Montevideo is home to the longest carnival in the world, inviting visitors to experience over a month of cultural festivities unique to this spirited city.

View more
Days 35-37 Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, with its storied past woven into the very fabric of the city, beckons those who seek to immerse themselves in the authentic spirit of Argentina. Famous for its birthplace of tango, this vibrant city offers a glimpse into the local life far removed from the usual tourist paths. With a temperate climate that favors exploration year-round, Buenos Aires presents an exceptional setting for those looking to experience genuine local flavors and traditions. Cruise lines treasure this port for its ability to display the heart of Argentina, culminating in unique excursions that reveal secrets only known to locals. An intriguing fact about the city is its famed Recoleta Cemetery is the resting place of Eva Per.

View more
Day 38 At sea
At sea
Day 39 Puerto Madryn
Puerto Madryn

Puerto Madryn, a gem where Argentina's past meets the vibrancy of today, beckons to those who cherish authenticity and a milder climate perfect for exploration. Originating from the 1865 Welsh settlement, this town offers a palpable sense of history interwoven with modern-day Argentine life. It's a retreat from the tourist-heavy locales, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local environment and community. Cruise lines highlight Puerto Madryn not just as a stop but as an invitation to experience Argentina in its truest form, with coastal treasures and wildlife encounters that stand out globally. Intriguingly, this is also where orcas have been observed intentionally beaching themselvesa rare natural phenomenon.

View more
Days 40-41 At sea
At sea
Day 42 Ushuaia
Ushuaia

Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world, offers a gateway to the untouched landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. It's more than a mere departure point; it's where the raw spirit of Argentina comes alive amidst rugged coastlines and pristine sub-polar forests. The climate here, cool and temperate, invites visitors into a world far removed from the bustling tourist centers, presenting a rare glimpse into the authentic heart of the country. Cruises utilizing this port offer scenic views of the Beagle Channel and the Martial Mountains, each narrating the epic saga of explorers who first charted these remote territories. Uniquely, Ushuaia's latitude allows for extended daylight hours in the summer, giving travelers more time to soak in its spectacular natural beauty.

View more
Day 43 Cape Horn
Cape Horn

Several prominent cruise lines offer voyages to Cape Horn, each providing various shore excursions that delve into the area's untouched beauty and resonant past. From hiking the rugged trails that offer panoramic views of the Drake Passage to visiting historical sites like the lighthouse that has guided countless mariners through these treacherous waters, the experiences are as enriching as they are exhilarating. The region is also known for figures like Charles Darwin, who charted many of these territories, lending an air of historical intrigue to each visit. Each excursion promises not just sightseeing, but a profound connection with the elements and the echoes of the past.

View more
Day 44 Punta Arenas
Punta Arenas

As you sail towards this spectacular destination, numerous cruise lines including Holland America and Princess Cruises offer tailored voyages that cater specifically to the discerning traveler. Once ashore, you can immerse yourself in excursions that traverse historical sites such as the Nao Victoria Museum, a full-size replica of the first ship to successfully circumnavigate the world. Celebrated figures from the area, like the explorer Ferdinand Magellan, lend a sense of adventure and discovery to every visit, making each moment aboard and ashore a continuous journey through living history.

View more
Day 45 Punta Arenas
Punta Arenas
Day 46 PIO X Glacier
PIO X Glacier
Day 47 At sea
At sea
Day 48 Puerto Montt
Puerto Montt

Welcome to Puerto Montt, where the majestic Andes meet the serene waters of the Pacific. This gateway to Patagonia is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, such as the Osorno Volcano and the emerald waters of Todos los Santos Lake. The climate here is a temperate rainforest, offering a unique blend of misty mornings and crisp, clear days, perfect for those who wish to experience nature as it's meant to be. Puerto Montt is a celebration of Chilean traditions, from vibrant local handicraft markets to the spirited cueca dance. A hidden gem in this picturesque locale is the Angelmfish market, where the age-old bartering practices still thrive.

View more
Day 49 At sea
At sea
Days 50-51 San Antonio
San Antonio

San Antonio greets you with its serene landscapes, from the sun-kissed River Walk to the historic Alamo, setting the stage for a genuine local experience. The warm, inviting climate year-round enhances the area's unique charm, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the true essence of Texan life. Here, tradition thrives in the bustling markets and lively festivals, offering a vivid display of authentic Texan customs and a departure from typical tourist destinations. A unique fact about San Antonio is that it hosts the largest mariachi festival in the world every year, a true spectacle of local sound and color.

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Day 52 Coquimbo
Coquimbo
Days 53-54 At sea
At sea
Day 55 Arica
Arica

Arica, often hailed as the gateway to the timeless allure of Chile, cradles legends from the War of the Pacific, where its heroism is etched into every cobblestone. With a climate boasting nearly 300 days of sunshine per year, it offers a warm welcome to those seeking genuine engagement with local life, away from the crowded tourist circuits. Here, one can witness the vibrant authenticity of Chile, reflected through bustling markets and serene beaches that feel worlds apart from the usual destinations. Intriguingly, it's home to the world's oldest known mummies, predating those of Egypt, adding a touch of mystique to its already captivating atmosphere.

View more
Day 56 At sea
At sea
Days 57-58 Callao
Callao
Days 59-61 At sea
At sea
Days 62-63 Fuerte Amador
Fuerte Amador
Day 64 Fuerte Amador
Fuerte Amador
Day 65 At sea
At sea
Day 66 Aruba
Aruba
Days 67-68 At sea
At sea
Day 69 Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Fort Lauderdale, known as the "Venice of America," offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors before or after embarking on a cruise. Explore the picturesque canals aboard a water taxi, admiring the luxurious waterfront homes and lush landscapes. Hit the vibrant shops and restaurants along Las Olas Boulevard, where culinary delights and boutique finds await. Relax on the sun-drenched beaches, from bustling Fort Lauderdale Beach to the serene Hugh Taylor Birch State Park. For cultural immersion, visit the Bonnet House Museum & Gardens or the NSU Art Museum, showcasing diverse collections of art and history.

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Days 70-71 Port Canaveral, Florida
Port Canaveral, Florida
Days 72-78 At sea
At sea
Day 79 Praia da Vitória
Praia da Vitória
Days 80-82 At sea
At sea
Day 83 Southampton
Southampton

Imagine setting sail from Southampton on a grand world cruise, a journey that promises unparalleled adventure and relaxation across the globe. As your ship departs, you'll feel the excitement of exploring distant shores and experiencing diverse cultures. Each day brings new horizons, from the bustling markets of Asia to the serene beauty of the South Pacific islands. Onboard, enjoy world-class dining, entertainment, and amenities that cater to your every need, ensuring your journey is as comfortable as it is captivating. A world cruise from Southampton isn't just a holiday; it's a collection of life-changing experiences wrapped into one magnificent voyage

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2996
Passengers
1225
Crew
2024
Launched
113000t
Tonnage
322m
Length
34m
Width
24kts
Speed
14
Decks
Queen Anne

Queen Anne

Queen Anne’s breathtaking interiors take inspiration from our past to define a striking new design direction for our future. Come on board to discover a ship that is modern, yet timeless. A ship that offers both exciting, novel experiences, as well as our much-loved signature venues.

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Reviews North Cape & Norway
North Cape & Norway
Loved the Norwegian towns we visited. Especially loved crossing the arctic circle & experiencing the midnight sun. Queen Anne was beautiful, staff were amazing, many of whom we'd met previously on Q Victoria & Q Elizabeth. As always with Cunard the catering was first class. Loved every minute.
5
Cunard Queen Anne
Reviews Back on Queen Victoria
Back on Queen Victoria
Booked fortnight’s cruise less than four weeks before sailing for a good price, so good value. Food in the main dining room was better than the cruise this time last year on ‘Victoria’ - quality, presentation and taste. The fish in particular was cooked properly. Excellent cleanliness in stateroom. Disappointed with the theatre entertainment - repeats of same performers in same week … Ship’s theatre company did a super performance of ‘Come From Away’, but no real ‘Broadway’ style show with real dancers and costume changes …
4
Cunard Queen Victoria
Reviews Amazing
Amazing
Had the most amazing time. Couldn’t fault anything, the food was great, the entertainment was fantastic. Really enjoyed the stops and got to see some real Norwegian culture.
5
Cunard Queen Anne
Reviews Amazing.
Amazing.
Absolutely out of this world experience,my friends had an absolutely great 3 week trip with an amazing experience cruising sensational places loved all the international food on board,would recommend this great experience to anyone wishing to travel this way.
5
Cunard Queen Mary 2
Reviews Blissful
Blissful
Lovely ship, fantastic crew, nothing too much trouble and the best omellete I have ever tasted, and an especial thanks to the staff in the mdr from reception to Sam the wine waiter made us feel special
5
Cunard Queen Anne
Reviews Poor service from ships staff
Poor service from ships staff
We have been with Cunard before but found the new ship Queen Anne to be poorly staffed and organised compared to the other ships the food on the ship was not to the same standard as the other ships Queen Mary and Victoria and we felt that we were not given the service we should of had from embarkation to the end of the voyage and it has put us off going with Cunard’s again.
2
Cunard Queen Anne

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