Cunard has announced a series of new cruises set to embark from September 2025 to January 2027, featuring its prestigious fleet of four Queens, as detailed in a recent press release.
Spanning over 300 novel journeys, the voyages will cover 184 global destinations across 70 countries, including visits to 108 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Highlights of the program feature 37 extended overnight stays in various ports and inaugural visits to five destinations: Kona, Hawaii; Roatan, Honduras; Dakar, Senegal; Miami, Florida; and Molde, Norway.
In a groundbreaking move, both the Queen Anne and Queen Mary 2 will embark on simultaneous World Voyages starting January 2026, charting courses through iconic cities including New York, Buenos Aires, Dubai, and Melbourne.

The Queen Elizabeth is set to conduct 33 Caribbean expeditions, all beginning and concluding in Miami, with itineraries that include picturesque locales such as San Juan, Puerto Rico; Montego Bay, Jamaica; Georgetown, Grand Cayman; Roatan, Honduras; and several other Caribbean gems like Tortola, Antigua, Barbados, and St Lucia.
Cunard’s president, Katie McAlister, expressed immense enthusiasm about the launch, particularly highlighting the dual World Voyages by Queen Anne and Queen Mary 2 in 2026, marking the maiden transit of the Panama Canal by Queen Mary 2. She further added, “Queen Elizabeth will also take in a new program to the Caribbean, sailing roundtrip from Miami, giving guests expanded opportunities to delve into this tropical region while experiencing the unparalleled luxury of sailing aboard a Cunard ship.”
Key attractions of Cunard’s freshly announced itinerary include:

• The 109-night World Voyage on Queen Anne, setting sail on January 11, 2026.
• A seven-night Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing on Queen Mary 2, departing New York on September 13, 2026.
• A 14-night journey through Italy, France, and Spain on Queen Victoria, leaving on June 15, 2026.
• A 21-night Caribbean Celebration on Queen Elizabeth, embarking on December 18, 2025.