Cruise Id:
17811198
Transatlantic from Southampton, England with the Queen Anne
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Cunard Line - 10% Discount for Past Guests
10% Discount for Past Guests
Returning Cunard guests can enjoy even greater value on their next voyage with this exclusive Past Guest offer. Book an eligible sailing and receive a 10% saving, with up to 34% off available on selected holidays. Whether you’re planning your return to a favourite destination or discovering somewhere new, this limited-time offer makes selected 2027 and 2028 Cunard voyages even more rewarding. Hurry – this offer ends 31st August 2026.
Destination
Transatlantic
Trip Duration
12 nights
Cruise Ship
Cruise Company
Start Port
Southampton, England
Itinerary
Day 1. Southampton, England
Cruise Departure
Day 2 - 8. At sea
Day 9. Hamilton, Bermuda
Day 10 - 11. At sea
Day 12. Port Canaveral, Florida
Day 13. Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades), Florida
Cruise Arrival
What’s included:
Other Information
Optional services:
- Travel insurance
- Drinks package (more information)
- Wi-Fi
- Gratuities
- Shore excursions
Not Included
- City tax or day-visitor tax (where applicable)
- Additional expenses onboard
- Additional services (e.g. spa treatments, specialty restaurants)
Queen Anne
The newest addition to the luxurious Cunard fleet, Queen Anne is the 4th ship to bring the White Star service to the sea.
Launch Date:
2024Passengers:
2996Best Price Guarantee
2 Adults
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