Cunard luxury cruise itinerary

Queen Anne Itinerary 2026

Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa

Voyage number unverified | 25 days Dates January 6-31 2026 Ship Queen Anne

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Queen Anne historical itinerary map from Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa
Queen Anne historical itinerary map

January 6-31 2026 · Voyage number unverified

Ports & shore experiences

Each published destination is shown once. Select a panel for its dates, retained schedule, and individual destination overview; repeated calls are combined without changing their dates or times.

January 6, 2026Hamburg, GermanyGermany · Embark

About Hamburg, Germany

Hamburg is a major northern European port shaped by the Elbe River, canals and centuries of maritime trade. The brick Speicherstadt warehouse district, modern HafenCity and elegant lakeside neighborhoods reveal different eras of the city. Its broad scale and varied terminal locations make transport time important when planning a focused visit.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 6, 2026 · Embark

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 7, 2026; January 12–14, 2026; January 17–18, 2026; January 20–26, 2026; January 28–29, 2026At SeaInternational waters · No port call

A day aboard Queen Anne

January 7, 2026, January 12, 2026, January 13, 2026, January 14, 2026, January 17, 2026, January 18, 2026, January 20, 2026, January 21, 2026, January 22, 2026, January 23, 2026, January 24, 2026, January 25, 2026, January 26, 2026, January 28, 2026, January 29, 2026 are scheduled without a port call. The published itinerary identifies these dates as time at sea.

Planning note

There is no shore call on this itinerary stage. Onboard activities and times are confirmed aboard the ship, so no unverified program details are shown here.

January 8–9, 2026Rotterdam, NetherlandsNetherlands · In Port · In Port

About Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rotterdam is Europe’s great modern port city, rebuilt with bold architecture after wartime destruction. The Markthal, cube houses, museums and riverfront reveal a forward-looking urban character, while historic Delfshaven preserves an older scale. Terminal location and regional transport time should be considered when extending a visit toward Delft or Amsterdam.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 8, 2026 · In Port
  • January 9, 2026 · In Port

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January 10, 2026Zeebrugge (tours to Bruges), BelgiuBelgiu · In Port

About Zeebrugge (tours to Bruges), Belgiu

Zeebrugge is a working North Sea port and the principal cruise gateway to Bruges. Bruges rewards visitors with canals, medieval squares, brick guild houses and major Flemish art, while the Belgian coast offers closer alternatives. Port transfers, traffic and rail timing should be included when planning the available hours.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 10, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 11, 2026Southampton, England, UKUK · In Port

About Southampton, England, UK

Southampton is one of Britain’s principal passenger ports, with maritime history, surviving medieval walls and a compact cultural quarter near the waterfront. The city also serves as a gateway to southern England, but destinations farther afield require substantial road time. Terminal location, traffic and embarkation procedures should guide any additional sightseeing.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 11, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 15, 2026Funchal, Madeira, PortugalPortugal · In Port

About Funchal, Madeira, Portugal

Funchal rises in a natural amphitheater between Madeira’s harbor and steep green slopes. The old town, farmers’ market and Sé cathedral introduce island history, while botanical gardens flourish in the mild Atlantic climate. Madeira wine cellars, embroidered crafts, cable-car views and restaurants serving local seafood reveal the distinctive culture of this volcanic Portuguese archipelago.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 15, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 16, 2026Tenerife, SpainSpain · In Port

About Tenerife, Spain

Tenerife is the largest Canary Island, rising from Atlantic shores to the volcanic summit of Mount Teide. Santa Cruz offers plazas, markets and cultural landmarks near the port, while forests, historic La Laguna and high-altitude terrain lie inland. Elevation, weather and winding roads should shape a realistic island plan.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 16, 2026 · In Port

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January 19, 2026Mindelo, St Vincent, CapeVerdeCapeVerde · In Port

About Mindelo, St Vincent, CapeVerde

Mindelo is the cultural heart of Cape Verde, set beside Porto Grande on the dry island of São Vicente. Colorful colonial-era buildings, markets and a celebrated music tradition animate the compact center. Volcanic hills and Atlantic viewpoints surround the city, while strong sun and wind shape the island’s character.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 19, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 27, 2026Walvis Bay, NamibiaNamibia · In Port

About Walvis Bay, Namibia

Walvis Bay is Namibia’s principal harbor, set beside a productive lagoon where desert landscapes meet the cold Atlantic. Salt pans, dunes and coastal birdlife define the surroundings, while Swakopmund lies farther north. Wildlife is never guaranteed, and wind, fog, sand and road distances should guide exploration.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 27, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

January 30–31, 2026Cape Town, South AfricaSouth Africa · In Port · In Port

About Cape Town, South Africa

Cape Town unfolds between Table Mountain and the Atlantic, pairing spectacular natural scenery with layered history and energetic urban culture. The waterfront, historic center, gardens and colorful Bo-Kaap district offer varied perspectives. Beyond the city, the Cape Peninsula and nearby wine country broaden the possibilities, subject to available time.

Published schedule and planning

  • January 30, 2026 · In Port
  • January 31, 2026 · In Port

No voyage-specific shore-experience list is available in the retained itinerary data for this call. Deluxe Cruises can help review suitable options closer to departure.

Please note: This retained itinerary is preserved from existing reliable page information. Confirm current operational details and suitable shore options with Deluxe Cruises. No excursion prices or cruise-line links are included.

A closer look at this sailing

Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa aboard Queen Anne

Cunard's Queen Anne sails a 25-day voyage from Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa on 6–31 January 2026.

In published order, the route moves from Hamburg, Germany through Rotterdam, Netherlands, Zeebrugge (tours to Bruges), Belgiu, Southampton, England, UK, Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, Tenerife, Spain, Mindelo, St Vincent, CapeVerde, and Walvis Bay, Namibia before reaching Cape Town, South Africa. For Queen Anne on 6–31 January 2026, 15 sea days create a strong balance between the published destination stages and time under way.

Personalized cruise planning with Cunard

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Queen Anne | January 6-February 3, 2026 Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa

Luxury cruise planning summary

Queen Anne January 6-February 3 2026: is this preserved itinerary right for you?

This 25-day voyage aboard Queen Anne sails Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa, with calls including Rotterdam, Zeebrugge (tours to Bruges), Southampton, and Funchal and 1 published sea day. this preserved itinerary is preserved locally but was not found in the latest verified voyage-search dataset, so current availability must be reconfirmed. Before reserving, ask Deluxe Cruises to compare accommodations, deck location, inclusions, current availability, and any family, medical, dietary, or accessibility arrangements for this exact departure. Queen Anne is described as active; published specifications, facilities, and delivery timing remain planned and subject to change.

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What is included and not included on Queen Anne the January 6-31 2026 sailing?

For the January 6-31 2026 Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa sailing aboard Queen Anne: Published inclusions cover the accommodation-grade-linked main restaurant, buffet dining, Afternoon Tea, entertainment, library, pools, standard gym and children's clubs. Specialty dining, premium drinks, Wi-Fi packages, spa and salon services and selected fitness classes can cost extra. Room-service inclusions differ between Britannia, Britannia Club and Grill accommodations. The exact fare and booking confirmation control.

What bed is provided for a child or third guest on Queen Anne the January 6-31 2026 sailing?

For the January 6-31 2026 Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa sailing aboard Queen Anne: King beds generally convert to twins, except in single rooms. Selected staterooms have upper Pullman berths and can accommodate up to four guests. The exact room number, category, occupancy and current deck plan must be checked before a child or additional guest is assigned. Deluxe Cruises will confirm the exact room and occupancy before booking.

Are shore excursions included on Queen Anne the January 6-31 2026 sailing, and can Deluxe Cruises help with alternatives?

For the January 6-31 2026 Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa sailing aboard Queen Anne: The current verified record does not establish a rule making Cunard shore experiences fare-included. Each tour, transfer, private arrangement and cancellation term must be checked for the exact voyage. If a preferred shore experience is not included, Deluxe Cruises can compare independent alternatives and check whether a lower price or better value is available than booking through the cruise line. Availability and savings vary and are confirmed before purchase.

How does Internet and Wi-Fi work aboard Queen Anne for the January 6-31 2026 sailing?

For the January 6-31 2026 Hamburg, Germany to Cape Town, South Africa sailing aboard Queen Anne: Cunard Wi-Fi packages can carry an additional charge. No complimentary allowance, device count or performance level is assumed unless it appears in the exact fare and booking confirmation. The exact booking confirmation controls.

What are Queen Anne's verified headline statistics?
2,956Guests
1,225Crew
1,058 ftLength
What clothes should I bring for this January itinerary?

Deluxe Cruises packing guidance for this January river or warm-region itinerary

  • Pack lightweight, breathable, modest clothing, sun protection, and a light layer for air-conditioned interiors or cooler mornings.
  • Bring comfortable closed walking shoes for touring, plus a compact rain layer and any destination-specific health supplies recommended by your clinician.
  • Respect local dress requirements at religious and cultural sites; the final voyage documents and destination advisories should guide the last check.

Cunard dress guidance

  • Daytime dress is comfortable and relaxed; swimwear is not permitted in indoor dining venues.
  • Most evenings call for smart attire, particularly in the main restaurant, while casual alternatives remain available.
  • Gala Evenings invite guests to dress up, with any theme communicated through My Cunard; do not describe black tie as universally mandatory.

Packing suggestions are Deluxe Cruises editorial guidance; the cruise line's final documents and the weather forecast control the last check.

What services and amenities are available aboard Queen Anne?
  • Included experiences advertise the accommodation-grade-linked main restaurant, buffet dining, Afternoon Tea, entertainment, a library, pools, the standard gym and children's clubs.
  • Specialty dining, premium drinks, Wi-Fi packages, spa and salon services and selected fitness classes can carry an additional charge.
  • Mareel Wellness & Beauty is offered across the current four-ship fleet; venues and treatments differ by ship.
  • Room-service inclusions are grade-specific: Britannia advertises complimentary breakfast room service until 10 a.m., while Britannia Club and Grill categories advertise complimentary round-the-clock service, with supplements possible for selected items.

Venues, hours, inclusions, equipment, and operating conditions can vary by ship and sailing. Deluxe Cruises will reconfirm the details for this departure.

What fitness, sports, or wellness facilities does Queen Anne have?
  • All four current ships advertise an equipped gym or fitness centre plus Mareel Wellness & Beauty.
  • Standard gym access, pools and whirlpools are included; spa services, salon services and selected treatments or classes can cost extra.
  • Guests must be 16 with parental accompaniment or 18 unaccompanied to use the gym, sauna and steam room; guests under 18 may not use weights.

Class schedules, age rules, treatment access, operating hours, and equipment availability are confirmed for the exact ship and voyage.

What accommodation features and services can Queen Anne guests expect?
  • Standard advertised features include an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning, television, telephone, refrigerator, hairdryer, safe, bedding and tea and coffee facilities.
  • The four accommodation grades are Britannia, Britannia Club, Princess Grill and Queens Grill, each linked to its principal dining arrangements.
  • Most rooms accommodate two guests. Single staterooms exist, and selected rooms with upper Pullman berths accommodate up to four; Cunard does not offer five or more guests in one room.
  • King beds generally convert to twins except in single rooms; accessible-room inventory and exact occupancy are ship- and category-specific.

Review the exact room or suite number, category, deck position, layout, and benefits for this preserved itinerary before reserving.

Can children and babies sail aboard Queen Anne?
  • The general minimum age is 6 months, increasing to 12 months for Full World Voyages, Transatlantic Crossings and some longer or exotic itineraries.
  • A guest under 18 must travel in a booking that includes an adult aged 18 or older; children aged 12 or younger must share with an adult and must not be left alone.
  • Guests under 16 cannot be left onboard unaccompanied while the adults in their party go ashore.
  • Cunard offers children's clubs. Children must be toilet trained to use pools, and swim diapers are not permitted.
  • A guest cannot sail if she will enter the 24th week of pregnancy at any point during the voyage or package.
  • Some booking-market contracts require a doctor or midwife fitness letter with due date and risk information; verify the current contract that governs the reservation.

For this preserved itinerary: do not assume a supervised program, babysitting, crib, or child-specific service unless it is confirmed for this sailing.

How does Queen Anne handle special needs, medical arrangements, and accessibility?
  • Accessible staterooms are available, but inventory and features are ship-specific.
  • Wheelchairs, scooters and mobility aids must be declared and stored inside the stateroom; scooter users generally need a suitable accessible room.
  • Tender ports, gangways and shoreside infrastructure can restrict access.
  • Guests who need assistance with daily living must travel with a capable carer because Cunard does not provide one-to-one personal care.
  • Qualified assistance dogs may be accepted subject to documentation, destination rules and advance approval.
  • Submit the On Board Needs information at booking or as soon as a need is known and comply with the earliest deadline applicable to the voyage and booking market.
  • Each ship has a Medical Centre staffed by qualified medical personnel.
  • Consultation and treatment are charged, and the facility is intended for illness or injury arising during travel rather than pre-arranged specialist care.
  • Medical conditions and equipment requirements should be declared through Cunard's On Board Needs process.

Important: access varies by accommodation, gangway, pier, tender, shore transport, and operating conditions. Document needs when requesting the booking and reconfirm them before travel.

What is the smoking policy aboard Queen Anne?
  • Public and private spaces are non-smoking except for designated smoking areas; exact outdoor locations are ship-specific and published onboard.
  • Smoking is prohibited in staterooms and on balconies. E-cigarettes and vapes may be used only in designated smoking areas.
  • Churchill's Cigar Lounge is reserved for cigar and pipe smoking.

Designated locations and onboard rules can change. Follow the policy, posted signs, and crew instructions in force for the voyage.

How can I compare cruise airfare for the Queen Anne January 6-31 2026 sailing?

For flights to Hamburg, Germany before the January 6-31 2026 Queen Anne sailing and home from Cape Town, South Africa after this cruise, compare schedules, fare rules, baggage allowances, connection times, and change options—not airfare alone. Visit the Deluxe Cruises Cruise Airfare page to explore flight options designed around your cruise and potential ways to save money. Airfares and savings vary, and Deluxe Cruises will help confirm suitable travel dates and connection time before booking.

Where can I review cruise travel insurance information?

Visit the Deluxe Cruises Cruise Travel Insurance page to prepare for a quote and compare optional protection with Travel Insured.

You can also search the Deluxe Cruises Cruise-Line Travel Insurance Directory for cruise-line-specific plan companies, insurer or administrator contacts, available policy-document links, and published pre-existing-condition purchase guidance. Plan terms and availability can change; the policy or certificate issued for your state controls.

How do I create a Cunard My Account and connect the Queen Anne January 6-31 2026 sailing after booking with Deluxe Cruises?

Before you begin: After Deluxe Cruises confirms the Queen Anne January 6-31 2026 sailing, use Cunard's six-character booking reference from the Cunard confirmation—not a Deluxe Cruises invoice, receipt, or payment reference. Cunard provides both a password account and a booking-reference route through My Cunard.

  1. Step 1 — Choose the access method: Open My Account or My Cunard from Cunard's official website. Use My Cunard for direct booking lookup, or register My Account for reusable sign-in and voyage history.
  2. Step 2 — Create My Account: Select Register and enter the requested title, first and last names exactly as on the passport, email, and sailing-history answer. Open Cunard's activation email, follow its link, and set the password.
  3. Step 3 — Connect the booking: In My Account, open Loyalty and Voyage History and add the future booking with Cunard's six-character reference. The account first name, last name, and date of birth must match the confirmation.
  4. Step 4 — Use the no-account option if preferred: My Cunard can retrieve the reservation with the six-character Cunard reference, full guest name, and date of birth, without first creating My Account.
  5. Step 5 — Open the voyage: Review the Queen Anne January 6-31 2026 sailing, complete guest information and check-in when available, and access the itinerary, documents, preferences, and bookable extras Cunard currently provides.

If the booking is new, allow Cunard's published processing time, then recheck the reference and passport-matching details. Use Forgot Password for an existing account. If the Queen Anne January 6-31 2026 sailing still cannot be found, contact Deluxe Cruises so your advisor can verify the Cunard reference and guest record.

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