Queen Anne, cunard's 249th ship extends Cunard for future generations. Queen Anne makes up a remarkable quartet alongside Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, and Queen Elizabeth.  

Queen Anne will embark on a collection of sailings to enticing locations in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Northern Europe. Guests will be a part of the celebration as she is greeted in ports for the first time all over the world and watch as the ship’s Captain and local Harbour Master take part in the traditional plaque exchange ceremony. The newly designed much-loved signature spaces from across the fleet return, and she also introduces new experiences across dining, culture, and entertainment. Guests will feel inspired by the blend of old and new. Together with a team of world-renowned designers, Cunard has created a ship designed with distinction and reimagined the voyage experience.

Ship specifications
  • Inaugurated 2023
  • Tonnage 113000 tn.
  • Occupancy 3000
  • Crew 1225
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Queen Anne GalleryShip specificationsDeck(s)Staterooms
Inaugurated 2023
Beam 35,6 m.
Tonnage 113000 tn.
Cruising Speed 22 knots
Occupancy 3000
Crew 1225
Number of decks 14
Length 322 m.
Level of service (guest/crew ratio) Premium 2:1
Space on board (tonnage/guest ratio) Very good 38:1
Sports facilities
Facilities for children
Stateroom information
Languages on board:
English
English
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Queen Anne's highlights

Britannia Dining

Britannia Club dining

Princess Grill dining

Queens Grill Restaurant

An unparalleled voyage experience

World class comfort

Alternative dining.

Decks Queen Anne

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Deck plan of  Queen Anne
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  • Deck 4
  • Deck 5
  • Deck 6
  • Deck 7
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  • Deck 9
  • Deck 10
  • Deck 11
  • Deck 12
  • Deck 14
Queen Anne's staterooms
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