Queen Anne's British Isles Festival Voyage: A Nautical Celebration of Heritage and Discovery

In an unparalleled celebration of maritime tradition and cultural exploration, Cunard's Queen Anne is set to embark on a captivating 14-night British Isles Festival Voyage starting May 24, 2024. This grand event not only marks a significant milestone with the official naming ceremony of the Queen Anne in Liverpool, Cunard’s historical home, but also offers an immersive journey through the heart of the British Isles.

Setting sail from Southampton, a city where historic charm and modern sophistication blend seamlessly, passengers will be treated to a rich tapestry of experiences. From the scenic beauty of South Queensferry, the gateway to Edinburgh's architectural marvels, to the natural wonders observed while cruising by Bass Rock and the Isle of May, each destination promises its own unique allure.

A highlight of the voyage is the official naming ceremony in Liverpool, where the spirit of Cunard's illustrious past meets the innovation of the present. This event is not just a nod to tradition but a celebration of the ship's future voyages and the experiences that await its guests.

Further enriching the itinerary, the Queen Anne will visit Cobh, offering a glimpse into Ireland's poignant emigration history and vibrant cultural fabric. As the voyage circles back to Southampton, passengers will have collected a lifetime's worth of memories, from the spellbinding landscapes of the Scottish Isles to the warm welcome of Irish shores.

This British Isles Festival Voyage is more than a journey; it’s an exploration of heritage, an ode to the enduring allure of the sea, and a testament to the unique experiences that await aboard the Queen Anne. As Cunard continues to redefine luxury cruising, this voyage stands as a beacon of the line’s commitment to offering unparalleled nautical adventures.