Cunard Queen Mary 2

About this ship

The Queen Mary 2, a Cunard flagship and one of the largest ocean liners, accommodates approximately 2,594 passengers. Known for its luxurious transatlantic crossings, it offers signature amenities like the Canyon Ranch Spa and a planetarium, setting it apart with its elegant blend of classic and modern cruising experiences.

Zeebrugge, Le Havre, and Cherbourg • 5 nights • Departs Jun. 5, 2026

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Day 1

Friday Jun. 5, 2026

Southampton, England, United Kingdom

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Other ships at location: Regent Seven Seas Grandeur, P&O UK Britannia, Cunard Queen Anne

10,668 total passengers

Day 2

Saturday Jun. 6, 2026

Zeebrugge, Belgium

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Other ships at location: none

2,594 total passengers

Day 3

Sea Day

Sunday Jun. 7, 2026

At Sea: Zeebrugge, Belgium → Le Havre, France

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Day 4

Monday Jun. 8, 2026

Le Havre, France

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2,594 total passengers

Day 5

Tuesday Jun. 9, 2026

Cherbourg, France

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Other ships at location: none

2,594 total passengers

Day 6

Wednesday Jun. 10, 2026

Southampton, England, United Kingdom

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Other ships at location: P&O UK Arcadia

4,544 total passengers

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