Queen Anne Completes Maiden World Voyage: Successful Return to Hamburg

Today, April 29, 2025, after 112 days at sea, Queen Anne returned to the Port of Hamburg, concluding her maiden world voyage for passengers who had embarked in the Hanseatic city. Hamburg served as one of two ports for the commencement and conclusion of this special journey. Alternatively, guests could also begin and end the world cruise in Southampton, Southern England. For these passengers, the voyage commenced on January 9, 2025, and concluded earlier on April 27, 2025, resulting in a travel duration of 108 days.

During the extensive 112-day itinerary from Hamburg, travellers aboard Queen Anne had the opportunity to explore a total of 32 different ports across 20 countries worldwide. For those interested parties for whom the entire duration was too extensive, Cunard also offered the option to book individual segments of the world cruise. According to the cruise line, particular highlights of the route included multi-day overnight stays in major cities such as New York City, San Francisco, Honolulu, Sydney, and Hong Kong.

Detailed Itinerary of Queen Anne's First World Voyage (Jan 07, 2025 – Apr 29, 2025):

Hamburg – Southampton – New York City – Miami – Cartagena – Panama Canal (Passage) – Puerto Quetzal – Cabo San Lucas – San Francisco – Honolulu (Hawaii) – Apia (Samoa) – Nukualofa (Tonga) – Auckland – Tauranga – Bay of Islands – Sydney – Brisbane – Airlie Beach – Yorkeys Knob – Darwin – Manila – Hong Kong – Ho Chi Minh City – Singapore – Port Klang – Georgetown (Penang) – Port Louis (Mauritius) – Durban – Cape Town – Walvis Bay – Dakar – Santa Cruz (Tenerife) – Southampton – Hamburg