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One journey.

The whole world awaits.

A truly unique experience

113 nights · Departing 18 January 2028 from Southampton

    • More than 19 countries and over 30 ports of call
    • More than 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
    • Overnight stays in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Hong Kong, Yokohama, Sydney and Honolulu
    • Full transit of the Panama Canal


    CAPE TOWN

    Cape Town

    Mountains, ocean and vineyards

    Arrival 4 February at 5:30 AM – Departure 5 February at 9:00 PM

    Cape Town combines some of South Africa's most spectacular scenery with a vibrant city atmosphere. With more time in port, you can ascend Table Mountain, explore the V&A Waterfront, visit Robben Island or spend the day discovering the Cape Peninsula.

    And if you want to make the most of your stay until the very end, sunset is the perfect time to enjoy spectacular city views before ending the day with South African cuisine and wines from the region.


    Don't miss:

    Table Mountain · V&A Waterfront · Robben Island · Cape of Good Hope · Cape Winelands


    Why an overnight stay makes a difference:

    A conventional port call can feel too short to combine the mountains, the city and its surrounding areas. An overnight stay gives you more time to experience Cape Town's highlights and enjoy its atmosphere well into the evening.

    PORT ELIZABETH

    Port Elizabeth

    The gateway to South Africa's wildlife

    Arrival 7 February at 4:00 AM – Departure 8 February at 9:00 PM

    Officially known as Gqeberha, this destination combines nature, coastline and culture. Its main attraction is Addo Elephant National Park, where you can enjoy a safari and look out for some of Africa's most iconic wildlife. You can also discover Algoa Bay, Route 67 and the beaches of Nelson Mandela Bay.


    Don't miss:

    Addo Elephant National Park · Big 7 Safari · Algoa Bay · Route 67 · Nelson Mandela Bay · Gqeberha beaches


    Why extra time makes a difference:

    The great advantage of this port call is the choice between two very different experiences: heading into safari country in search of African wildlife or discovering the coastline, culture and history of Nelson Mandela Bay.


    Safari or sea? You choose.

    From Gqeberha, you can go from ocean to savannah and discover some of South Africa's most iconic landscapes and wildlife.

    HONG KONG

    Hong Kong

    A city that comes alive after dark

    Arrival 29 February at 7:00 AM – Departure 1 March at 6:00 PM

    Hong Kong is a fascinating blend of skyscrapers, tradition and gastronomy. During the day, discover Victoria Harbour, Tsim Sha Tsui, Central and The Peak, then experience the city from a completely different perspective after dark.

    Head up to Victoria Peak for spectacular views of the illuminated skyline, cross the harbour aboard the historic Star Ferry or explore Temple Street Night Market, with its street food, shopping and vibrant Kowloon atmosphere.


    Don't miss:

    Victoria Peak · Victoria Harbour · Star Ferry · Avenue of Stars · Temple Street Night Market


    Why an overnight stay makes a difference:

    Hong Kong is particularly spectacular after sunset. Having the evening ahead of you means you can enjoy its famous night-time views, dine in the city and return to the ship at your leisure.

    YOKOHAMA (TOKYO)

    Yokohama (Tokyo)

    Japan between tradition and modernity

    Arrival 8 March at 7:00 AM – Departure 9 March at 11:00 PM

    Yokohama is much more than a gateway to Tokyo. Its harbour, historic neighbourhoods and modern architecture offer a different side of Japan.

    Spend the day exploring Minato Mirai, strolling through Yamashita Park, discovering Yokohama Chinatown or visiting the traditional Sankeien Garden. As evening falls, the city offers some of Japan's most interesting night-time views.


    Don't miss:

    Minato Mirai · Yokohama Chinatown · Yamashita Park · Sankeien Garden · Night-time views


    Why an overnight stay makes a difference:

    Extra time allows you to discover Yokohama at a more relaxed pace and enjoy the destination after dark, rather than limiting your visit to just a few hours.


    What if you want to discover Tokyo?

    Tokyo brings together the essence of traditional Japan and the energy of one of the world's great cities. Discover the temples and shrines of Asakusa, the technology and pop culture of Akihabara or the neon lights of Shibuya, home to its famous crossing and the views from Shibuya Sky.

    Spend a few hours visiting Senso-ji Temple and Meiji Jingu, or admire the city from Tokyo Skytree. As night falls, Tokyo takes on a new energy, with restaurants, shopping, illuminated neighbourhoods and areas such as Ginza, Odaiba and the Sumida River.


    Don't miss:

    Senso-ji · Shibuya Crossing · Meiji Jingu · Tokyo Skytree · Ginza · Akihabara


    Why extra time makes a difference:

    Tokyo is far too vast to discover in just a few hours. A longer stay allows you to combine its temples and historic neighbourhoods with the modern side of the city, while still having time to experience Tokyo after its lights come on.

    SYDNEY

    Sydney

    Australia's great city, without the rush

    Arrival 24 March at 6:00 AM – Departure 25 March at 7:00 PM

    Sydney is one of those destinations where a few hours simply aren't enough. With an overnight stay, you can discover its iconic landmarks during the day and enjoy the atmosphere of the harbour and city after dark.

    Start at Circular Quay, admire the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, stroll through the historic Rocks district and end the day by the harbour. If you prefer nature and beaches, head to Bondi Beach or take a ferry across the bay.


    Don't miss:

    Sydney Opera House · Harbour Bridge · The Rocks · Circular Quay · Bondi Beach


    Why an overnight stay makes a difference:

    You can spend the day discovering Sydney's great landmarks and still have time to dine by the harbour, enjoy the illuminated city or simply admire the skyline from the water.

    HONOLULU

    Honolulu

    The spirit of Hawaii, from beaches to volcanoes and culture

    Arrival 5 April at 7:00 AM – Departure 6 April at 6:00 PM

    Honolulu is much more than Waikīkī. Hawaii's capital combines legendary beaches, volcanic landscapes, history and Hawaiian culture. During your stay, start the day at Waikīkī Beach, head to Diamond Head and finish the day enjoying the city's cuisine and atmosphere.

    One of the great highlights is Pearl Harbor, where you can discover some of Hawaii's most important historic sites. It's also worth visiting ʻIolani Palace, the only official royal palace in the United States.

    For nature lovers, Diamond Head (Lēʻahi) offers one of Oʻahu's most iconic views over the coast and Waikīkī. The summit trail combines scenery, geology and military history.

    Or simply take your time in Waikīkī, go snorkelling, relax on the beach or explore some of Honolulu's neighbourhoods and shopping areas.


    Don't miss:

    Waikīkī Beach · Pearl Harbor · Diamond Head · ʻIolani Palace · Honolulu · Hanauma Bay


    Why extra time makes a difference:

    Honolulu allows you to combine the history of Pearl Harbor, the beaches of Waikīkī, the volcanic landscapes of Diamond Head and the atmosphere of Hawaii's capital. Having more time means you can enjoy Hawaii without having to choose between its main highlights.


    Cross the International Date Line

    Experience a unique moment as you cross the Pacific and move from one calendar date to another.

    Transit the impressive Panama Canal

    A full transit through one of the world's greatest engineering achievements.

    Overnight stays in iconic destinations

    Cape Town, Hong Kong, Yokohama, Sydney and Honolulu, with time to enjoy them beyond a conventional port call.

    Sail between continents a sinlge journey

    From Europe to Africa, Asia, Australia, the Pacific and the Americas in one extraordinary voyage.

    More than 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

    A route bringing together some of the world's most remarkable cultural and historic sites.

    Being a World Voyage guest

    comes with its privileges


    • Welcome reception on board
    • Exclusive cocktail reception
    • Gala event in port
    • Unique and exclusive commemorative gift
    • World Voyage Concierge services
    • Access to a private lounge
    • Gratuities and onboard credit included


    Guests

    2.081

    Crew

    1.005​

    Tonnage

    90.900

    Length

    294m

    White Star Service

    Refined, thoughtful and uncompromising. The White Star Service you will experience on board our ships will leave you wanting nothing, except perhaps for your cruise to last a little longer.

    What is included in the staterooms?

    Whether you stay in a Suite, Interior or Balcony stateroom, Cunard accommodation is designed to make you feel at home, with a private space where you can completely relax.

    Discover what is included in each stateroom category.

    Grill Suites

    As a Grill guest, enjoy experiences you will never forget. Peaceful spaces to relax and unwind with fellow Grill guests, exclusive restaurants, some of the finest accommodation and much more.

    How long is the 2028 World Voyage?

    The 2028 World Voyage aboard Queen Elizabeth lasts 113 days, taking you to some of the world's most iconic destinations across Africa, Asia, Australia, the Pacific and the Americas. It is a complete circumnavigation, departing from and returning to the same port.

    When does the World Voyage depart and return?

    The voyage departs from Southampton on 18 January 2028 and returns to the same port on 9 May 2028. It is almost four months of travel, designed to give you time to discover the world at a more relaxed pace while enjoying life on board.

    How many days at sea are there?

    A World Voyage is about much more than visiting destinations: days at sea are an essential part of the experience. Throughout the 113-days journey, there are several stretches of sailing between continents, giving you time to relax, enjoy the cuisine, take part in activities or simply watch the ocean from Queen Elizabeth.

    Some of the most memorable stretches also include crossing the International Date Line during the Pacific crossing.

    Which ports include an overnight stay?

    One of the great advantages of this World Voyage is its overnight stays, allowing you to experience certain destinations beyond a few hours in port. Queen Elizabeth stays overnight in Cape Town, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), Hong Kong, Yokohama/Tokyo and Sydney. There is also an overnight stay in Honolulu.

    This gives you more time to enjoy each destination, dine ashore, see the city illuminated at night or take part in excursions that require more time.

    What is life on board like for 113 days?

    Queen Elizabeth becomes your home at sea for almost four months. The experience combines days at sea, when you can enjoy dining, entertainment, activities and the ship's leisure spaces, with days spent exploring destinations ashore.

    Queen Elizabeth offers a wide range of dining options, entertainment, relaxation areas, pools, a gym, theatre and other facilities designed to make both port days and days at sea enjoyable.

    The essence of a World Voyage is this balance: discovering new destinations every few days while having enough time to make the ship feel like home.

    Do I have to take the full World Voyage?

    No. Cunard offers sectors of its World Voyages, allowing you to embark or disembark at selected ports and enjoy only part of the itinerary. Some sectors last just a few days or weeks.

    What is included in the price of a World Voyage?

    The cruise fare includes accommodation, dining in the relevant restaurants, entertainment and activities on board, Afternoon Tea, access to the gym and swimming pools, among other services. Full World Voyages may also include additional benefits specifically for guests travelling on the complete voyage.

    Do I need visas for a World Voyage?

    You may need visas, entry authorisations or other travel documents depending on your nationality and the countries included in the itinerary. Cunard recommends preparing all required documentation well in advance. For a Full World Voyage, Cunard also recommends having at least 10 blank pages available in your passport for stamps and visas.

    How much luggage can I take?

    One of the advantages of a World Voyage is that, as it normally begins and ends at the same port, you can bring more luggage than you might on a conventional trip. Cunard does not set an overall limit on the number of pieces for this type of voyage, provided that each individual piece does not exceed 23 kg.

    Do you have any questions about this cruise?

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