Queen Anne

DINING

Speciality restaurants and dining venues on the Cunard’s Queen Anne effortlessly mix traditional cuisine with contemporary menus. Whether you’re starting the day with a cooked to order breakfast in the grand Britannia Restaurant, selecting prime cuts, fresh lobster or gastro-burgers at the Steakhouse at The Veranda or setting aside time to take a Champagne Afternoon Tea, meals on this ship are mouthwatering. Exclusive restaurant experiences include the Britannia Club, Princess Grill and Queens Grill, where à la carte dining, tableside serving and creative menus showcase Cunard’s global ingredients.

ENTERTAINMENT AND THINGS TO DO

180 years of ocean going history are celebrated aboard the decks of Cunard’s Queen Anne ship. Deck games such as shuffleboard and quoits transcend the eras. Mindfulness, and tranquillity are aplenty in the Mareel Wellness & Beauty spa and poolside lounging is always a highlight. In the evening, glittering gala nights, rousing classical concerts and West-End calibre theatrical productions entertain guests. Ballroom dancing, film screenings and cabaret add even more options to evenings at sea. To unwind and relax away from the tuxedos and ball gowns, Queen Anne’s Golden Lion pub is the place to join the fun of a quiz, game or karaoke night. Nods to today’s modern lifestyle can be found in the Mareel Spa, Exclusive to the Queen Anne, the wellness centre includes a state of the art fitness suite and gym where personal trainers are on hand – whatever the hour – to help you stay on course with your fitness goals.

CABIN TYPES

Cabins aboard Cunard’s Queen Anne exude comfort. From sleek Inside cabins to the exclusive Queen’s Grill suites, the attention to fine detail makes all the difference. You’ll find complimentary robes, slippers and sparkling wine in Inside, Oceanview and Balcony cabins. Access to exclusive restaurants, pillow menus, chic lounges and superb terraces for Princess and Queen’s Grill Suite guests.

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But upgrading to a Queen’s Grill suite affords passengers the most luxurious experience on board. Fresh flowers, fresh fruit, pre-dinner canapes, butler service and a complimentary mini-bar, along with a lounge area, spacious balcony and inviting bath tub turn your suite into a haven of relaxation at sea.

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DESTINATIONS

In Cunard’s Queen Anne’s maiden season the ports are plentiful. Travelling around the globe in her first year, Cunard’s Queen Anne will island hop around the Canaries – docking in Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Lanzarote. She’ll cruise along Norway’s majestic fjords, wowing passengers with the natural beauty of Olden and Stavanger. But perhaps her most spectacular voyage will be the 35 night round trip to the Caribbean and back. A chance to mix beach life in Barbados with hikes up St Lucia’s Pitons and retail therapy in Philipsburg. For cruises closer to home, Queen Anne will also spend time calling at classic Mediterranean ports.

When was Cunard’s Queen Anne’s maiden voyage?

Queen Anne’s maiden voyage was on 7th January 2024.

How big is Cunard’s Queen Anne?

Cunard’s Queen Anne ship is 323m long and 36m wide. Weighing 113,000 gross tons, the ship has 13 decks, with guest 1397 cabins across 6 decks.  Cunard’s Queen Anne can accommodate up to 2996 passengers and is expected to sail with 1225 crew.

Where is Cunard’s Wheen Anne sailing first?

​Sailing on a 7 night maiden voyage from Southampton, the ship’s first port of call will be Lisbon. After an overnight stay in Lisbon Cunard’s Queen Anne will continue on her maiden voyage, returning to Southampton.