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Four Queens, one place to plan. Explore Cunard cruise calendars by ship and year, compare the ports on each route and find a voyage for your dates.

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The annual collection4 Cunard shipsEdition checked 12 Nov 2026

The fleet directory

Meet the four Queens

Choose a ship, then a departure year. Each calendar opens with routes, voyage numbers and port schedules.

Queen Elizabeth at sea, from the Deluxe Cruises fleet guide

The Art Deco Queen

Queen Elizabeth

Start with the departure port, then compare the balance of port calls and days at sea on Queen Elizabeth.

301 calendar entries
Queen Mary 2 at sea, from the Deluxe Cruises fleet guide

The ocean liner

Queen Mary 2

Explore Queen Mary 2 passages and compare the embarkation and disembarkation ports for each crossing or longer voyage.

354 calendar entries
Queen Victoria at sea, from the Deluxe Cruises fleet guide

The classic Queen

Queen Victoria

Read Queen Victoria’s routes side by side, from shorter departures to longer voyages with more time ashore.

252 calendar entries
Queen Anne at sea, from the Deluxe Cruises fleet guide

The contemporary Queen

Queen Anne

Compare Queen Anne’s published journeys by departure month, voyage number and the sequence of ports.

254 calendar entries
Fleet directory

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Search across all four Queens by departure month, port or voyage number. Select a route to read its exact itinerary.

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696 matching departures · Published itineraries; availability requires confirmation.

2026 departures

November12 listed
December20 listed

2027 departures

January24 listed
February17 listed
March14 listed
April13 listed
May33 listed
June30 listed
July31 listed
August27 listed
September31 listed
October32 listed
November13 listed
December17 listed

2028 departures

January30 listed
February22 listed
March25 listed
April17 listed
May27 listed
June38 listed
July27 listed
August23 listed
September36 listed
October18 listed
November15 listed
December16 listed

2029 departures

January29 listed
February12 listed
March27 listed
April14 listed
May6 listed

Ship's library

Life aboard Cunard

Use the itinerary first. Then compare the ship, accommodation and fare conditions that suit your journey.

01  /  Maritime heritage

From mail route to ocean passage

Cunard’s first scheduled transatlantic passenger service sailed from Liverpool in 1840. The company’s ocean-liner heritage runs through its four-ship fleet today.

A world voyage may also be offered in shorter sections. Check the beginning and end of your chosen itinerary before arranging flights: overlapping voyage numbers can describe different combinations of ports.

02  /  Ship profile

Queen Elizabeth

Built at Monfalcone in Italy, Queen Elizabeth entered service in October 2010. Her Grand Lobby and Royal Court Theatre reflect the Art Deco style that distinguishes the ship.

Read the original ship particulars
Gross tonnage
90,901 GT
Length overall
294 m (964.5 ft)
Beam
32.3 m (106 ft)
Draft
7.9 m (25.9 ft)
Passenger capacity
2,081 at double occupancy
Crew
1,000
Passenger decks
12
Service speed
23.7 knots
Builder
Fincantieri, Monfalcone, Italy
Entered service
12 October 2010
Naming ceremony
Southampton, by Queen Elizabeth II

These particulars are from the original ship profile. Consult the deck plan for your sailing before selecting a cabin.

03  /  Accommodation

Which cabin fits the journey?

Compare Britannia, Britannia Club, Princess Grill and Queens Grill by the specific category on your sailing. Restaurant arrangements and the cabin’s position on the deck plan can matter as much as its floor space.

Ask which charges and services are included in writing. Published routes alone do not establish cabin availability, final prices or fare conditions.

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