Sarah Bretz, ContributorCunard has announced its April 2027 to January 2028 schedule, which includes calls to 115 destinations across 32 countries. The new itineraries include 18 overnight visits and 33 late-evening departures, as well as the opportunity for guests to visit 93 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Among the highlights are four maiden calls for Queen Anne, including Sorrento, Italy and La Rochelle, France, as well as a maiden call for Cunard when Queen Mary 2 will visit Charlottetown in Canada. Queen Victoria will also enjoy a first visit to Riga, Latvia, with Queen Elizabeth visiting Trieste, Italy and Calvi, France for the first time.
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth will return to Europe in 2027, operating Mediterranean voyages from May until October visiting 22 ports that she hasn’t visited for 15 years. The 65 sailings will be seven to 28 nights long.
Queen Mary 2
Fresh from a major renovation in early 2027, Queen Mary 2 will continue to offer iconic transatlantic crossings as well as immersive itineraries to Norway, Canada, New England, North Cape, and the Caribbean. The ship will spend Christmas and New Year’s on the beach, and Independence Day in Boston.
Queen Anne
As the newest addition to the Cunard fleet, Queen Anne will offer a variety of roundtrip voyages from Southampton, from Mediterranean getaways to Nordic adventures in search of the Northern Lights. Highlights include extended time in Barcelona and Copenhagen, as well as a late-evening New Year’s Eve call in Madeira to witness the famous fireworks.
Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria will return to the UK to operate roundtrip sailings from Southampton, including discovery itineraries to destinations including Scandinavia, Iceland, and the Mediterranean. Queen Victoria will also visit Grundarfjordur, Iceland, in 2027 — the first time a Cunard ship has called there since 2009.
Bookings for these 2027-2028 sailings open to Cunard World Club members on June 11, 2025. They’ll open to the general public on June 12, 2025.
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