17/06/2026
The Queen Anne is the newest ship in the fleet of Cunard. She entered service in May 2024 and is Cunard’s first new ship since 2010.
Key Facts
* Length: 322.5 metres
* Gross tonnage: 113,000 tons
* Guest capacity: about 3,000 passengers
* Crew: about 1,225
* Maximum speed: 22 knots
* Homeport: Southampton, England
* Built by: Fincantieri shipyard in Italy
* Named after: Queen Anne, who ruled Great Britain from 1702–1714.
Onboard Features
Queen Anne combines traditional Cunard elegance with more modern cruise-ship amenities. Highlights include:
* Bright Lights Society – an entertainment venue unique to Queen Anne.
* Mareel Wellness & Beauty Spa – a large wellness and spa complex.
* Queens Room – Cunard’s famous ballroom for dancing and afternoon tea.
* Royal Court Theatre – West End-style performances.
* Multiple speciality restaurants, including Mediterranean, Indian, steakhouse, and sushi options.
Accommodation
The ship offers:
* Inside cabins
* Oceanview cabins
* Balcony cabins
* Britannia Club staterooms
* Princess Grill suites
* Queens Grill luxury suites
Higher-grade accommodation includes exclusive dining and concierge-style services.
Destinations
Queen Anne sails from Southampton to destinations including:
* Norwegian Fjords
* Mediterranean
* Canary Islands
* Scandinavia and the Baltic
* Iceland
* World cruises spanning Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.
Atmosphere
The ship is often described as more contemporary than Cunard’s other vessels while still retaining:
* Formal gala evenings
* Traditional afternoon tea
* Elegant lounges and ballroom dancing
* Classic White Star Service.
