| Where will all the Queens be next year?

CUNARD’S three Queens will offer 106
voyages next year, visiting 99 ports across 35
countries, with highlights including several
maiden calls and a sprinkling of overnight stays.
The Voyage Program 2013, announced this
month, will see Queen Mary 2 continue to sail her
beloved seven-day Transatlantic voyages between
New York and Southampton, with 17 departures
planned between May 2013 and Jan 2014.
In addition to the seven-day sailings QM2 will
also debut two eight-day crossings, as well as
longer nine- and 10-day Transatlantic sailings
between New York and Hamburg.
Next year will also see QM2’s cruise line-up
include maiden calls to Andalsnes, Norway,
Antigua and Barbuda; as well as roundtrip
voyages from New York to New England and
Canada with an overnight stay in Quebec and a
visit to the Caribbean.
Meanwhile next year Queen Victoria will
host voyages from Southampton to the
Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Iberia,
Morocco and the Atlantic Isles, and will debut
new ports of call including Agadir, Morocco;
Isafjordur, Iceland; Palau-Costa Smeralda,
Italy; Torshavn, Faroe Islands; and Warnemunde,
Where will all the Queens be next year?
Germany; as well as overnights in St.
Petersburg, Istanbul and Madeira (two nights).
Highlights of her 2013 include
Mediterranean voyages ranging from 12- to
17-days, as well as a new 24-day Black Sea and
Turkey cruise.
Lastly, Queen Elizabeth will feature cruises to
Iceland, the Norwegian Fjords, the British Isles
and the Baltic Sea.
QE will also reposition to the Mediterranean
later in the season to host eight voyages from
Venice, Rome (Civitavecchia) and Athens (Piraeus).
For more information see www.cunard.com.