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Cunard Queen Anne

About this ship

The Queen Anne is a stunning cruise ship in Cunard's fleet, accommodating approximately 3,000 passengers. Known for its elegant design and luxurious amenities, it offers a unique blend of classic and modern experiences, highlighted by its grand Royal Court Theatre, which showcases world-class performances.

Spain and Italy • 6 nights • Departs Sep. 6, 2026

Units: Imperial Metric

Cruise Weather Brief

Day 1
Sunday Sep. 6, 2026
Scattered clouds
Southampton, England, United Kingdom
High 24°C / Low 14°C
Scattered clouds
Feels like
High 23°C • Low 17°C
Wind
18 km/h (gust 24 km/h)
Humidity
41%
Probability of Precipitation
0%
Cloud cover
54%
Sunrise / Sunset
06:26 • 19:41
Other ships at location: P&O UK Arvia
8,200 total passengers
Day 2
Sea Day
Monday Sep. 7, 2026
At Sea: Southampton, England, United Kingdom → Cartagena, Spain

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Day 3
Sea Day
Tuesday Sep. 8, 2026
At Sea: Southampton, England, United Kingdom → Cartagena, Spain

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Day 4
Sea Day
Wednesday Sep. 9, 2026
At Sea: Southampton, England, United Kingdom → Cartagena, Spain

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Day 5
Thursday Sep. 10, 2026
Light rain
Cartagena, Spain
High 26°C / Low 22°C
Light rain
Feels like
High 26°C • Low 24°C
Wind
14 km/h (gust 19 km/h)
Humidity
56%
Probability of Precipitation
36%
Cloud cover
47%
Sunrise / Sunset
07:41 • 20:20
Other ships at location: Silversea Silver Ray
3,728 total passengers
Day 6
Sea Day
Friday Sep. 11, 2026
At Sea: Cartagena, Spain → Civitavecchia, Italy

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Day 7
Saturday Sep. 12, 2026
Civitavecchia, Italy

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Other ships at location: Costa Pacifica
6,000 total passengers

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