Cunard has unveiled its shore experiences for its 2027 World Voyages. In January 2027, the Queen Anne will sail her maiden voyage to South America, while the Queen Victoria will offer a Full World Voyage, together offering over 590 curated shore experiences.

Katie McAlister, president of Cunard, said: “Our 2027 voyages continue that proud tradition, combining thoughtfully curated itineraries with immersive experiences that bring each destination to life.”

Queen Anne’s South America Sailing

The Queen Anne will make her maiden visit to South America with 15 maiden calls across the continent, visiting Brazil, Chile, Peru, Uruguay and Argentina during the 90-night “South America Discovery Voyage.”

The voyage will include maiden calls to Casablanca, Morocco and Bridgetown, Barbados, as well as visits to the Turks and Caicos Islands.

An overnight stay in Rio de Janeiro coincides with the Rio Carnival.

Guests can also discover Sugarloaf Mountain, Christ the Redeemer and Machu Picchu.

Other highlights include Peru, the ‘Lost City of the Incas’, Buenos Aires and cultural experiences such as food, world-renowned wine and rich cultural traditions.

Queen Victoria’s Full World Voyage

Departing Southampton on January 10, 2027, the same day as the Queen Anne, the Queen Victoria’s 109-night World Voyage will include calls to Hong Kong, Sydney and Cape Town, overnight stays in New York, Los Angeles and Singapore, and maiden calls to Dakar, Durban and El Salvador.

The voyage includes visits to the Panama Canal, the turquoise waters of Honolulu and Nouméa.

In Hong Kong, guests experience a Cantonese lunch to a sunset harbor or see the world’s longest two-deck suspension bridge to Lantau Island.

In Sydney, they will climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge and journey into the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains or visit the vineyards of the Hunter Valley, Australia’s oldest commercial wine-growing district.

The sailing also includes an overnight stay in Cape Town. Guests can ascend Table Mountain by cable car or explore Groot Constantia, South Africa’s oldest wine farm.

Other highlights include Hout Bay, Duiker Island and the surrounding coastline.

Guests may also choose to sail shorter World Voyage Sectors, ranging from just a few nights to extended regional itineraries.

Guests sailing on either ship will benefit from:

• A commemorative gift
• Cocktail receptions
• A special shoreside celebration event
• Dedicated concierge service, and
• Access to a private lounge.