The Queen Anne sailed from Southampton earlier this week to offer a 19-night cruise to the Mediterranean and the Greek Islands.

Sailing to eight destinations in Southern Europe, the cruise departed from the United Kingdom on September 20, 2026.

The newest ship in Cunard’s fleet is now scheduled to visit ports in Spain, Italy and Greece, such as Cadiz, Cagliari and Santorini.

Other highlights of the cruise, which was available for booking in segments, include visits to Heraklion, Katakolon, Mykonos and Piraeus.

Before returning to Southampton, the Queen Anne is also scheduled to visit the port of Gibraltar in the Iberian Peninsula.

The ship will continue to sail from its homeport in the United Kingdom through the end of the year, offering a series of four- to 14-night cruises to Northern Europe, the Canary Islands and Scandinavia.

In early 2027, the Queen Anne is also scheduled to offer an 82-night voyage that will circumnavigate South America.

One of the longest cruises being offered by Cunard next year, the sailing will depart roundtrip from Southampton, visiting not only South American ports but also destinations in North America, the Caribbean and the Atlantic.

Highlights of the itinerary include overnight visits to destinations in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Panama, including Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, and San Antonio.

The Queen Anne is also scheduled to sail to Santos, marking Cunard’s return to the port after a three-decade hiatus and allowing passengers to visit São Paulo, the largest city in Brazil.

Guests will also sail to ports in Florida, visiting Fort Lauderdale and Port Canaveral twice during the voyage.

Built by the Fincantieri shipyard in Marghera, Italy, the Queen Anne entered service for Cunard in May 2024.