About Queen Anne
Queen Anne is the newest addition to the Cunard fleet, delivered in May 2024 from Fincantieri in Italy. At 113,000 gross tons and 984 feet long, she carries 2,996 passengers at double occupancy and represents a contemporary evolution of Cunard's legendary British elegance. Queen Anne introduces fresh design elements while honoring the line's storied traditions, featuring a reimagined Grand Lobby with a striking spiral staircase and art collection. The ship debuts several new-to-Cunard experiences including the Bright Lights Society, an intimate cabaret and supper club, and the Pavilion, an outdoor entertainment venue with a retractable glass roof. Queen Anne features the signature Cunard social spaces including the Queens Room ballroom, the Garden Room for afternoon tea, the Chart Room cocktail bar, and an extensive library. Dining spans the three-tiered Britannia Restaurant, the exclusive Princess and Queens Grill restaurants for suite guests, and new specialty dining including Tramonto Italian restaurant and the Steakhouse at The Verandah. Entertainment includes West End-style theater productions, classical music performances, and enrichment lectures from distinguished speakers. Queen Anne sails diverse itineraries from Southampton including Mediterranean, Norwegian fjords, transatlantic, and world voyage segments, bringing Cunard's tradition of refined ocean travel to a new generation.
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The Queen Anne is a 113,000 GT cruise ship operated by Cunard. Built in 2024 by Fincantieri, she is 322 meters long, carries up to 2,996 passengers and 1,225 crew. She sails under the Bermuda flag as part of the Pinnacle Class fleet.












