Queen Anne - Mediterranean Grand Voyage
Cunard's newest ship brings modern elegance to the classic Mediterranean grand voyage. From Lisbon's tile-clad streets to Barcelona's Gaudí masterpieces, Queen Anne combines 185 years of seafaring heritage with contemporary luxury.
Price Range
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Mid-Range
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Ship Details — Queen Anne
View full Queen Anne detailsYear Built
2024
Tonnage
113,000 GT
Passengers
2,996
Crew
1,225
Decks
14
Class
Halifax
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What Travelers Say About Queen Anne
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Queen Anne sailing. Based on 2,500 discussions.
Queen Anne is Cunard's first new ship in 14 years, debuting in May 2024, and easily its most modern - widely judged the line's most beautiful new build since Queen Mary 2. The roughly 3,000-guest vessel keeps Cunard's British ocean-liner DNA of formal nights, afternoon tea, ballroom dancing, and a dress-up crowd, but wraps it in a light, contemporary, art-deco-tinged interior rather than the heavier traditional look of Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth. The vibe is refined and grown-up, skewing toward older, affluent, heavily British travelers, yet reviewers also pitch it as the friendliest Cunard ship for first-timers.
What People Love
- Stunning modern design widely called Cunard's most beautiful new ship since Queen Mary 2, with a double-height Britannia Restaurant and dramatic Queens Room ballroom
- Retractable-roof Pavilion Pool (magrodome) is rare on Cunard and usable in any weather
- Expanded Mareel Wellness & Beauty spa with thermal suite, heated loungers, experiential showers, and a salt sauna
Common Complaints
- Inconsistent, sometimes thin service is the most common first-year complaint, with crew described as undertrained relative to Cunard's famed White Star standard
- Feels crowded for its size - it carries notably more passengers than Queen Elizabeth without a proportional increase in space, causing food-hall congestion
- Popular shows (such as the Noir murder mystery and Bright Lights Society) sell out almost instantly