Cunard has unveiled its 2028 program, featuring 190 voyages in 36 countries. 

Sailing from April 2028 to January 2029, its fleet will visit 125 ports worldwide, including 19 overnight stays and 37 late-evening departures, according to a statement. 

“Our new voyage collection is one of the most exciting programs we’ve ever launched. From the historic moment all four Queens meet in Liverpool on 16 May 2028 to the extraordinary breadth of destinations we will visit,” said Cunard President Katie McAlister. 

“We have thoughtfully curated these voyages to give our guests more time in port, and the chance to explore the world with the signature elegance and sense of occasion that defines Cunard.” 

Queen Mary 2 

In addition to Transatlantic crossings, the Queen Mary 2 will offer itineraries around the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Canada and the Caribbean. 

Highlights include an overnight stay in Boston for Independence Day celebrations, a return to Gaspé, Canada, for the first time in 11 years, a North Cape voyage in Norway and an overnight stay in Tromsø, Norway during a Northern Lights voyage. 

Queen Victoria 

Sailing roundtrip from Southampton, the Queen Victoria will travel north to Scandinavia and Northern Europe in 2028, with overnight stays in Stockholm, Reykjavík, Oslo and Copenhagen. 

Late evening departures within the Arctic Circle will give guests a chance to see the Northern Lights. 

For warmer escapes, the ship will call at Mediterranean destinations for the first time in more than a decade, including Albania, Cyprus, Turkey and Tunisia, as well as visit Olbia and Taranto in Italy for the first time. 

Queen Elizabeth 

The Queen Elizabeth will spend summer 2028 exploring the Mediterranean, from Croatia and Montenegro to Greece. 

Highlights include a maiden visit to Bari and an overnight stay in Istanbul. 

Queen Anne 

Cunard’s newest ship, the Queen Anne, will start her 2028 season in Scandinavia and Northern Europe. 

Sailing from Southampton, she will offer seven-night roundtrip voyages alternating between Norway’s fjords and sunny destinations, such as France, Spain and Portugal, including a maiden call to Le Verdon. 

There will be overnight stays in Oslo, Copenhagen and Lisbon, as well as late-evening departures from La Palma and La Rochelle. 

Longer voyages include Arctic explorations and extended Canary Islands itineraries.  

Queen-to-Queen Voyages 

A collection of back-to-back sailings enables guests to combine voyages onboard two, three or four vessels from Cunard’s fleet in one extended sailing in what Cunard says is a first for the company. 

The 40-night four-Queen voyage from Southampton to Civitavecchia (for Rome), from April 16, 2028, to May 26, 2028, will join the Four Queens Celebration in Liverpool. 

Cunard World Club members will get early access to The Four Queens Celebration voyages starting on 2pm on May 18, 2026, and all new voyages from 2pm on May 19, 2026. 

All bookings will then become available to all guests from 2pm on May 20, 2026. 

For bookings made before June 30, 2026, guests can also get a 10% early booking saving when booking a Cunard Early Saver, or Cunard Fare, applicable on sailings departing between April 16, 2028, and January 4, 2029.