Queen Anne's 2029 Farewell Luxury Grand South America

As the final sailing of Queen Anne, this extraordinary Grand South America voyage offers a rare opportunity to be part of a landmark moment in Cunard's history. Departing from Southampton in January 2029, the 86-night farewell journey showcases the very best of ocean travel, combining transatlantic crossings, tropical Caribbean islands, vibrant South American cities and spectacular scenic cruising through some of the world's most remote waterways.

After crossing the Atlantic with a call to Praia da Vitoria in the Azores, guests will enjoy visits to Port Canaveral and Miami before discovering the treasures of the Caribbean. Calls to San Juan, St Thomas, St Lucia and Barbados provide a taste of island life before Queen Anne continues to the colourful coast of Brazil. Highlights include Fortaleza, Salvador, elegant Búzios and an overnight stay in iconic Rio de Janeiro, offering plenty of time to explore its world-famous landmarks, beaches and vibrant culture.

The voyage then ventures deeper into South America, with overnight calls in both Montevideo and Buenos Aires, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the rich history, architecture and cuisine of these captivating capitals. Further south, the scenery becomes ever more dramatic as Queen Anne cruises through the breath-taking Beagle Channel, sails past legendary Cape Horn, navigates the Straits of Magellan and glides alongside the magnificent Amalia Glacier and Pio XI Glacier. These unforgettable days of scenic cruising are among the most spectacular experiences of the entire voyage.

Continuing along South America's Pacific coast, guests will discover the natural beauty and cultural treasures of Chile and Peru, with calls including Puerto Montt, Valparaiso, Coquimbo, Arica and Callao, gateway to Lima. A full transit of the engineering marvel that is the Panama Canal marks another unforgettable highlight before visits to Colon, Aruba and a return call to Miami.

The final chapter of this remarkable farewell voyage sees Queen Anne cross the Atlantic once more, calling at Ponta Delgada in the Azores and La Coruña in Spain before arriving back in Southampton on 5 April 2029. More than just a cruise, this historic sailing is a celebration of Queen Anne's legacy, offering guests the chance to bid farewell to one of Cunard's beloved Queens while experiencing some of the world's most fascinating destinations in true Cunard style.