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23rd Jan 2028 | 99 nights | Cunard Grills | Queen Anne

Cartagena
Panama Canal
Puerto Quetzal
Manzanillo
Los Angeles, California
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Honolulu, Hawaii
Lautoka
Sydney, New South Wales
Brisbane, Queensland
Airlie Beach, Queensland
Yorkeys Knob, Queensland
Bitung
Manila
Hong Kong
Laem Chabang (Bangkok)
Ko Samui
Singapore
Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur)
Penang (Georgetown)
Port Louis
Pointe des Galets
Durban
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
Cape Town
Mindelo
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
Funchal, Madeira
Southampton
Day
Date
 
Arrival
Departure
 
1
23rd Jan 2028 Sunday
Miami, Florida
2
24th Jan 2028 Monday
At Sea
3
25th Jan 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
4
26th Jan 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
5
27th Jan 2028 Thursday
Cartagena
07:00
13:00
6
28th Jan 2028 Friday
Panama Canal
07:00
16:00
7
29th Jan 2028 Saturday
At Sea
8
30th Jan 2028 Sunday
At Sea
9
31st Jan 2028 Monday
Puerto Quetzal
07:00
20:00
10
1st Feb 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
11
2nd Feb 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
12
3rd Feb 2028 Thursday
Manzanillo
07:00
16:00
13
4th Feb 2028 Friday
At Sea
14
5th Feb 2028 Saturday
At Sea
15
6th Feb 2028 Sunday
Los Angeles, California
07:00
16
7th Feb 2028 Monday
Los Angeles, California
20:00
17
8th Feb 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
18
9th Feb 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
19
10th Feb 2028 Thursday
At Sea
20
11th Feb 2028 Friday
At Sea
21
12th Feb 2028 Saturday
At Sea
22
13th Feb 2028 Sunday
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
07:00
20:00
23
14th Feb 2028 Monday
Honolulu, Hawaii
07:00
24
15th Feb 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
25
16th Feb 2028 Wednesday
International Date Line
26
17th Feb 2028 Thursday
At Sea
27
18th Feb 2028 Friday
At Sea
28
19th Feb 2028 Saturday
At Sea
29
20th Feb 2028 Sunday
At Sea
30
21st Feb 2028 Monday
At Sea
31
22nd Feb 2028 Tuesday
Lautoka
10:00
20:00
32
23rd Feb 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
33
24th Feb 2028 Thursday
At Sea
34
25th Feb 2028 Friday
At Sea
35
26th Feb 2028 Saturday
At Sea
36
27th Feb 2028 Sunday
Sydney, New South Wales
37
28th Feb 2028 Monday
Sydney, New South Wales
20:00
38
29th Feb 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
39
1st Mar 2028 Wednesday
Brisbane, Queensland
07:00
20:00
40
2nd Mar 2028 Thursday
At Sea
41
3rd Mar 2028 Friday
Airlie Beach, Queensland
07:00
16:00
42
4th Mar 2028 Saturday
Yorkeys Knob, Queensland
07:00
20:00
43
5th Mar 2028 Sunday
At Sea
44
6th Mar 2028 Monday
At Sea
45
7th Mar 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
46
8th Mar 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
47
9th Mar 2028 Thursday
Bitung
07:00
20:00
48
10th Mar 2028 Friday
At Sea
49
11th Mar 2028 Saturday
At Sea
50
12th Mar 2028 Sunday
Manila
07:00
20:00
51
13th Mar 2028 Monday
At Sea
52
14th Mar 2028 Tuesday
Hong Kong
07:00
53
15th Mar 2028 Wednesday
Hong Kong
20:00
54
16th Mar 2028 Thursday
At Sea
55
17th Mar 2028 Friday
At Sea
56
18th Mar 2028 Saturday
At Sea
57
19th Mar 2028 Sunday
At Sea
58
20th Mar 2028 Monday
Laem Chabang (Bangkok)
07:00
59
21st Mar 2028 Tuesday
Laem Chabang (Bangkok)
20:00
60
22nd Mar 2028 Wednesday
Ko Samui
07:00
20:00
61
23rd Mar 2028 Thursday
At Sea
62
24th Mar 2028 Friday
Singapore
20:00
63
25th Mar 2028 Saturday
Singapore
20:00
64
26th Mar 2028 Sunday
Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur)
07:00
20:00
65
27th Mar 2028 Monday
Penang (Georgetown)
07:00
20:00
66
28th Mar 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
67
29th Mar 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
68
30th Mar 2028 Thursday
At Sea
69
31st Mar 2028 Friday
At Sea
70
1st Apr 2028 Saturday
At Sea
71
2nd Apr 2028 Sunday
At Sea
72
3rd Apr 2028 Monday
At Sea
73
4th Apr 2028 Tuesday
Port Louis
07:00
20:00
74
5th Apr 2028 Wednesday
Pointe des Galets
07:00
20:00
75
6th Apr 2028 Thursday
At Sea
76
7th Apr 2028 Friday
At Sea
77
8th Apr 2028 Saturday
At Sea
78
9th Apr 2028 Sunday
Durban
07:00
79
10th Apr 2028 Monday
At Sea
80
11th Apr 2028 Tuesday
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
81
12th Apr 2028 Wednesday
Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
82
13th Apr 2028 Thursday
At Sea
83
14th Apr 2028 Friday
Cape Town
84
15th Apr 2028 Saturday
Cape Town
16:00
85
16th Apr 2028 Sunday
At Sea
86
17th Apr 2028 Monday
At Sea
87
18th Apr 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
88
19th Apr 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
89
20th Apr 2028 Thursday
At Sea
90
21st Apr 2028 Friday
At Sea
91
22nd Apr 2028 Saturday
At Sea
92
23rd Apr 2028 Sunday
At Sea
93
24th Apr 2028 Monday
Mindelo
07:00
16:00
94
25th Apr 2028 Tuesday
At Sea
95
26th Apr 2028 Wednesday
At Sea
96
27th Apr 2028 Thursday
Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
07:00
16:00
97
28th Apr 2028 Friday
Funchal, Madeira
10:00
20:00
98
29th Apr 2028 Saturday
At Sea
99
30th Apr 2028 Sunday
At Sea
100
1st May 2028 Monday
At Sea
101
2nd May 2028 Tuesday
Southampton

Queen Anne is the first new cruise ship from Cunard in 12 years, bringing Cunard's fleet to four for the first time since 1999. The Queen Anne cruise ship features a completely redesigned interior, drawing on the 182-year history of Cunard while giving the brand a modern, contemporary aesthetic. Cunard draws on the talents of three design companies: David Collins Studio, which designs Claridge's Hotel and Gleneagles; Richmond International, which designs sister brand P&O Cruises' Britannia and Iona; and designer Sybille de Margerie, who creates the suites and cabins. Queen Anne boasts a refined, updated livery, with a design of the iconic crest and the introduction of an elegant new font inspired by the grand ocean liners of the past.

Queen Anne's Deck Plan Includes a Two-Deck Theatre, New Restaurants, and a Grand Lobby

Queen Anne's Grand Lobby features a contemporary metal mural sculpture that changes throughout the day. The design draws on Cunard's Art Deco past and pays homage to the "Golden Age" of travel. Queen Anne includes Cunard's first two-deck, 825-seat Royal Court Theatre inspired by the great theatres of the world, with sumptuous fittings and rich velvet seating. The ship has 15 restaurants, including the main dining room Britannia Restaurant, which is on all the line's ships, and the popular Golden Lion pub, which serves bar food.

Dedicated Grills Spaces with Unparalleled Elegance

The Grills suites on Queen Anne offer a more residential feel than ever before. Queens Grill Suites are expansive and open-plan, complete with a separate dining area and butler’s pantry, walk-in wardrobes, sea-view marble bathrooms, and the largest balconies on the ship. Princess Grill Suites, designed by Sybille de Margerie, feature sophisticated bar areas and bespoke finishes for a truly exclusive atmosphere. Every suite enjoys personal butler service and access to private areas reserved only for Grills guests.

Grills guests also benefit from private sun decks, an exclusive Grills Lounge, and priority boarding. The Grills restaurants—the Queens Grill and Princess Grill—deliver fine dining at its most intimate and indulgent, with menus tailored to individual tastes and service that’s second to none.

Queen Anne's Suites Are More Contemporary in Look and Feel

Queens Grill Suites are open plan and feel like private residences, with a dedicated dining room and adjacent butler's pantry, a spacious bedroom, walk-in wardrobes, and marble bathrooms with sea views and the largest balconies onboard. Princess Grill Suites, designed by Sybille de Margerie, offer a bar area with a feature wall panel. Britannia balcony rooms have cosy sofa seating areas looking out to sea and light, bright bathrooms with glass walk-in showers for a more relaxed, luxury experience.

Queen Anne Has a New Wellness and Beauty Concept

Mareel Wellness & Beauty is a new top-deck wellness studio and private spa suite, plus fitness, beauty, thermal, and spa facilities. The new wellness and beauty concept—a first for Cunard—has a contemporary, open, and airy aesthetic.

Queen Anne at a Glance

Queen Anne carries 3,000 passengers and 1,245 crew and is 113,000 gross tons.

On board Queen Anne, Mareel Wellness & Beauty offers a serene sanctuary dedicated to relaxation and rejuvenation. Inspired by the rhythms of the ocean, Mareel features a steam room, sauna, icy cold room, thermal pool, and heated loungers, all designed to restore body and mind. Guests can indulge in a menu of marine-inspired treatments delivered in luxurious surroundings by expert therapists.

Complementing the spa is a state-of-the-art fitness centre equipped with the latest cardio machines, free weights, and a sprung floor studio. Personal training is available, offering a tailored approach to wellness. A full-service salon provides hairdressing and barbering in refined, calming spaces.

New on Queen Anne, a wellness studio on the top deck invites guests to enjoy yoga, stretching, and guided meditation sessions with uninterrupted ocean views—a peaceful way to begin or end the day.

For outdoor enjoyment, Queen Anne offers expansive deck spaces that stretch across six decks. Pools, al fresco bars, and casual eateries provide the perfect setting to unwind. The Pavilion is a light-filled retreat by day and a stylish venue by night, with its retractable glass dome revealing the stars during live performances and evening events.

Exclusive to Princess and Queens Grill guests, the Grills Terrace is a private, elevated outdoor space offering uninterrupted views, plush loungers, and infinity hot tubs. It’s a serene and stylish haven reserved for those in Cunard’s highest accommodation categories, providing a true sense of escape.

Elsewhere, the Panorama Pool Club boasts striking sea views, a chic monochrome pool, sun loungers, and a relaxed bar setting. The Sky Bar and Observation Deck on Deck 14 is perfect for panoramic vistas and quiet reflection, while the Cabana Bar serves tropical cocktails with a laid-back vibe—complete with horizon telescopes for taking in the view.

Whether you’re enjoying a brisk walk on the promenade or unwinding in the seclusion of the Grills Terrace, Queen Anne offers a wealth of outdoor and wellness experiences—made even more exceptional for Grills guests.

On board Queen Anne, Cunard offers more culinary choice than ever before—but for those staying in the Grills suites, dining becomes something truly exceptional. From refined, à la carte fine dining to the timeless ritual of Afternoon Tea, the Grills restaurants present the pinnacle of Cunard’s culinary artistry.

While Queen Anne debuts a variety of new and exciting venues across the ship, Queens Grill and Princess Grill guests enjoy a more exclusive experience, with their own dedicated dining rooms, terraces, and impeccable White Star Service as standard. Here, menus are curated with the world’s finest ingredients, and dining times are entirely flexible—your table is yours for the duration of your voyage.

Queens Grill
The Queens Grill restaurant is the height of luxury—elegant, intimate, and effortlessly refined. With discreet, personalised service and an exquisite menu that evolves daily, this is dining without compromise. Guests are free to dine whenever they wish, and their every preference is remembered, from a favourite table to a bespoke culinary request. Private wine consultations, à la carte and off-menu specials, and an atmosphere of hushed sophistication make this the most elevated dining experience at sea.

Princess Grill
The Princess Grill restaurant offers a similar sense of exclusivity with its own unique style. Light, stylish, and welcoming, it’s a setting where refined service meets imaginative, beautifully crafted menus. Guests enjoy a dedicated table and exceptional service from staff who quickly become familiar faces. With beautifully plated dishes and an ever-changing selection of global cuisine, every meal here feels like a special occasion.

Grills Terrace Dining
Guests of both Grill Suites also have exclusive access to the Grills Terrace, where al fresco dining and drinks can be enjoyed in relaxed, elegant surroundings—perfect for breakfast under the morning sun or a twilight cocktail with sea views.

Beyond the Grills
While Grills guests have no need to dine elsewhere, they are of course welcome to explore Queen Anne’s many other culinary offerings should they wish to mix things up—from Mediterranean and Pan-Asian restaurants to a classic steakhouse and tapas bar. But whether enjoying a casual lunch in the sunshine or an expertly crafted tasting menu by candlelight, Grills guests always return to their own private dining sanctuary, where white-gloved service and world-class cuisine await.

Every dish is inspired by the oceans travelled and the cultures encountered, using only the highest quality ingredients—and no matter where or what you choose to eat on board, you can expect the consistency, care, and elegance that define Cunard’s approach to gastronomy.

With refined décor and indulgent finishing touches, life in the Grills suites aboard Queen Anne offers a truly elevated way to sail. From the moment you're welcomed on board with a glass of Champagne, every detail is thoughtfully considered—from fresh flowers and personalised stationery to your own attentive butler and a suite steward dedicated to your comfort.

Queens Grill Suites represent the pinnacle of Cunard luxury. Designed to feel more like private residences at sea, these expansive open-plan suites feature a separate dining area, a personal bar, marble bathrooms with sea views, and the largest balconies on board. Walk-in wardrobes, king-sized beds dressed in fine cotton, and generous lounge spaces make relaxing effortless—whether you're enjoying a film, room service, or simply watching the ocean drift by. Your butler is always on hand, whether arranging afternoon canapés or unpacking your luggage with care.

Princess Grill Suites offer a similarly elevated experience, with a slightly smaller footprint but no compromise on luxury. These suites feature stylish bar areas, elegant sitting spaces, spacious balconies, and thoughtfully designed wardrobes and dressing areas. Guests enjoy exclusive access to the Princess Grill restaurant and the Grills Terrace, along with priority embarkation and a sense of quiet seclusion throughout their stay.

Whichever suite you choose, the Grills experience offers an unrivalled sense of space, privacy, and personalised service. Whether you’re curling up with a good book, dressing for the evening, or enjoying a nightcap under the stars, your suite is a calming retreat—your own private address at sea.

Best for...

Couples, solo travellers, over-55s, luxury seekers, fans of fine dining and personalised service, special occasion cruisers

Not the best for...

Budget travellers, young families, those wanting all-inclusive pricing, casual holidaymakers, party-focused guests

Who goes on Cunard Grills cruise ships?

Grill Suite guests on Cunard tend to be well-travelled, discerning individuals, often over the age of 55, who appreciate exclusivity, fine dining, and personalised service. Many are world cruisers occupying the top suites, including a number of extremely wealthy travellers and the occasional celebrity, particularly in Queens Grill. While most are couples, solo travellers are also well catered for, and Cunard’s strong LGBTQ-friendly reputation means same-gender couples are a common and welcomed presence.


Do I have to dress up on a Cunard Grills cruise?

Guests staying in Cunard’s Princess and Queens Grill suites generally enjoy the elegance and tradition the line is known for, particularly on Gala Evenings where black tie is encouraged and many choose to embrace the occasion with formalwear. That said, there’s no strict obligation to dress up if that’s not your preference. While the Grills restaurants and lounges do maintain a smart dress code—especially on Gala nights—those who prefer a more relaxed style can still dine in alternative venues like the buffet and enjoy the evening in more casual settings. Cunard’s Grills experience is about comfort and personal choice as much as it is about classic refinement.


Is everything included on Cunard Grills cruises?

Not everything is included on a Cunard Grills cruise, but guests in Princess and Queens Grill suites do enjoy a number of elevated inclusions compared to standard staterooms. Dining in the exclusive Grills restaurants, access to the Grills Lounge and Terrace, priority embarkation, and concierge service are all part of the experience. Queens Grill guests also receive added extras such as butler service, pre-dinner canapés, and a complimentary mini-bar stocked with wine, spirits, and soft drinks. However, additional charges still apply for things like Wi-Fi, shore excursions, spa treatments, alcoholic drinks outside of the suite, specialty coffee, and crew gratuities. While many premium touches are included in the Grills experience, it’s best to view it as a higher tier of comfort and service rather than an all-inclusive package.


What are Cunard Grills' most popular activities?

On sea days, Cunard's ships are famous for its guest speaker program, which features big names from the arts, politics and science scenes. Otherwise, popular activities are pretty traditional -- bridge, dance classes, bingo and pub quizzes in the Golden Lion Pub. There are watercolour painting classes, wine tasting sessions, flower arranging, table tennis and, in the evenings, karaoke. Afternoon tea is a daily ritual rarely missed by most passengers. On Queen Mary 2 the planetarium shows are quite popular as well.


  • Dining in an exclusive Grill restaurant (Princess Grill or Queens Grill), offering open-seated, anytime dining with full à la carte menus
  • Traditional Afternoon Tea, served daily either in the restaurant or delivered to your suite
  • Option for in-suite dining from the Grills menu for more private, personalised meals
  • Access to the private Grills Lounge – a refined retreat for reading, socialising, or enjoying pre-dinner drinks
  • Entry to the Grills Terrace – an exclusive sun deck space reserved for Grill Suite guests
  • Dedicated concierge service to assist with onboard arrangements, reservations, and special requests
  • Priority embarkation and disembarkation at the start and end of your voyage
  • Enhanced service levels with a high crew-to-guest ratio and attention to personal preferences
  • Curated culinary experiences, including guest chef collaborations (e.g. Michel Roux, Nathan Outlaw) on selected voyages
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