Queen Anne has joined the Cunard fleet, with sales for its maiden season in 2024 opening this May.
Queen Anne is the first new Cunard ship in 12 years, joining Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth to make up the cruise company’s quartet of ships honouring the names of each Queen Regnant – queens who reign by right of birth – over the last millennium.
Setting sail in 2024, Queen Anne will offer new guests experiences in luxurious settings
Queen Anne will feature reimagined Cunard signature spaces as well as new guest experiences within dining, culture and entertainment. A team of world renowned designers will present an extraordinary and thoughtful standard-setting design through bold colour tones and striking aesthetic that also maintains Cunard’s timeless sophistication.
Carnival UK president, Sture Myrmell, said: “This marks a very special moment in Cunard’s 182-year history and showcases Cunard’s exciting global plans for the future, allowing even more guests around the world to set sail with Cunard. With design inspired by the past and set for the future, Queen Anne is the perfect way for our guests to rediscover the joy of exploration and travel again. We look forward to sharing more details in the coming weeks and months.”
Cunard is a part of Carnival Corporation, which also operates Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Costa Cruises, among others.
Queen Anne has joined the Cunard fleet, with sales for its maiden season in 2024 opening this May.
Queen Anne is the first new Cunard ship in 12 years, joining Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth to make up the cruise company’s quartet of ships honouring the names of each Queen Regnant – queens who reign by right of birth – over the last millennium.
Queen Anne will feature reimagined Cunard signature spaces as well as new guest experiences within dining, culture and entertainment. A team of world renowned designers will present an extraordinary and thoughtful standard-setting design through bold colour tones and striking aesthetic that also maintains Cunard’s timeless sophistication.
Carnival UK president, Sture Myrmell, said: “This marks a very special moment in Cunard’s 182-year history and showcases Cunard’s exciting global plans for the future, allowing even more guests around the world to set sail with Cunard. With design inspired by the past and set for the future, Queen Anne is the perfect way for our guests to rediscover the joy of exploration and travel again. We look forward to sharing more details in the coming weeks and months.”
Cunard is a part of Carnival Corporation, which also operates Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises and Costa Cruises, among others.