Each of the line’s ships, including new vessel Queen Anne, will operate sailings that call into 184 destinations across 70 destinations.
The new programme also includes 37 overnight port calls and 66 late-evening departures.
It will also feature five maiden calls in Kona, Hawaii; Roatan, Honduras; Dakar, Senegal; Miami, Florida; and Molde, Norway.
In addition, the line has outlined “multiple opportunities” to sail on three Cunard ships back-to-back.
One option departs from Seattle, where Queen Elizabeth sails a 21-night voyage transiting the Panama Canal via a call in Los Angeles.
After a connecting flight to New York from Miami, guests will Queen Mary 2 for a Transatlantic Crossing to Southampton.
From there, passengers can board Queen Victoria for a 13-night cruise to the Azores that includes an overnight in Funchal, Madeira, and Porto before returning to Southampton, where the back-to-back voyage finishes.
Queen Anne and Queen Mary 2 will simultaneously offer World Voyages starting in January 2026, visiting ports such as New York, Buenos Aires, Dubai and Melbourne.
Queen Elizabeth will operate a new programme in the Caribbean, sailing 33 round-trip voyages from Miami, visiting Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Grand Cayman, Honduras, Antigua, Barbados and Saint Lucia.
All sailings go on sale to the general public from 1pm on 7 March 2024, while loyalty club members have access from 5 March.
