Cunard luxury cruise itinerary
Kiel, Germany to Southampton, England, UK
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July 23 August 9 2026 · Voyage H618D
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Kiel is a maritime city on a long Baltic fjord, known for shipbuilding, sailing and its strategic canal connection. The waterfront, naval memorials and compact center provide local interest, while Lübeck or Hamburg require longer journeys. Terminal location, traffic and regional rail timing should be considered when exploring beyond the port.
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Skagen occupies Denmark’s sandy northern tip, where distinctive coastal light attracted a celebrated colony of nineteenth-century painters. Yellow houses, studios and the Skagens Museum preserve their legacy. At Grenen, currents from the Skagerrak and Kattegat meet beyond a shifting spit, while dunes and the sand-buried church reveal a wind-shaped landscape.
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July 25, 2026, July 27, 2026, July 29, 2026, July 30, 2026, August 4, 2026, August 6, 2026, August 8, 2026 are scheduled without a port call. The published itinerary identifies these dates as time at sea.
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.
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.
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Belfast has transformed its shipbuilding heritage into a confident cultural capital. Titanic Belfast stands beside the historic slipways where the liner was built, while City Hall, St George’s Market and the Cathedral Quarter reveal Victorian architecture and contemporary creativity. Beyond the center, murals and museums provide context for Northern Ireland’s complex modern history.
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Akureyri sits at the head of Eyjafjörður, framed by steep mountains and one of Iceland’s longest fjords. Its compact center offers cafés, galleries, a landmark hilltop church and a surprisingly varied botanical garden. Northern landscapes beyond town include waterfalls, geothermal terrain and broad volcanic valleys, making this an appealing base for exploring Iceland’s north.
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Eyjafjörður is one of Iceland’s longest fjords, bordered by high mountains, farming communities and small fishing settlements on the approach to Akureyri. Scenic cruising provides views from the ship rather than a separate landing. Clouds, seasonal light, wind and the vessel’s schedule determine visibility and the character of the passage.
This is a published transit or scenic-cruising stage rather than a port call, so no shore experience is shown.
Hrísey is a low, inhabited island set within Eyjafjörður in northern Iceland. A sail-by may reveal its small village, green slopes and surrounding mountains from the ship, without implying a landing. Visibility, distance, weather and the vessel’s navigational schedule determine the quality and duration of views.
This is a published transit or scenic-cruising stage rather than a port call, so no shore experience is shown.
Ísafjörður sits beneath steep mountains in Iceland’s remote Westfjords, its sheltered harbor surrounded by dramatic water and rock. Historic timber buildings and fishing heritage define the compact town, while roads and boats connect wider fjord landscapes. Weather, tunnels and travel distances make a focused regional plan especially useful.
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Reykjavík combines the intimacy of a compact waterfront city with the cultural energy of Iceland’s capital. Hallgrímskirkja church, Harpa concert hall and the National Museum provide architectural and historical anchors. Geothermal pools, design shops, seafood restaurants and lively cafés express contemporary life, while mountains across the bay keep nature close to the urban experience.
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Stornoway is the principal town of Lewis and Harris, overlooking a sheltered harbor in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides. Lews Castle grounds, the local museum and working Harris Tweed traditions introduce island life. Beyond town, Atlantic beaches, peat moorland, Gaelic culture and the prehistoric Callanish standing stones create a landscape of exceptional depth.
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Cobh climbs a hillside above Cork Harbour, its colorful houses crowned by St Colman’s Cathedral. The town’s maritime story includes generations of emigrants and the Titanic’s final port of call. Rail links connect Cork city, while coastal villages and historic sites broaden the region’s appeal according to the time available.
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A closer look at this sailing
Cunard's Queen Anne sails a 17-day voyage from Kiel, Germany to Southampton, England, UK on 23 July–9 August 2026.
In published order, the route moves from Kiel, Germany through Skagen, Denmark, Southampton, England, UK, Belfast, NI, UK, Akureyri, Iceland, Eyjafjordur, Iceland (Scenic Cruising), Hrisey, Iceland (Sail By), Isafjordur, Iceland, Reykjavik, Iceland, Stornoway, Western Isles, Scotland, UK, and Cobh (tours to Cork), Ireland before reaching Southampton, England, UK. For Queen Anne on 23 July–9 August 2026, 7 sea days create a strong balance between the coastal and island calls and time under way.
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