Cunard launches "185th Anniversary Sale" across 185 voyages
VALENCIA, Calif., June 20, 2025 /CNW/ -- In celebration of its 185th anniversary, luxury cruise brand Cunard is launching its 185th Anniversary Sale *, featuring fares starting at $899 per person plus $185 in Onboard Credit per stateroom, available across 185 voyages.
Now through July 9, 2025, guests can take advantage of the 185th Anniversary Sale available on select 2025–2027 voyages to Alaska, the Caribbean, Canada, Europe, the Mediterranean, the Panama Canal, Transatlantic Crossings and segments of the World Voyage. Featured sailings span Cunard's four iconic ships, including flagship Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, the newly transformed Queen Elizabeth and the line's newest ship, Queen Anne.
"Celebrating 185 years of delivering unforgettable vacation memories is a milestone few brands ever reach, and we wanted to mark it in a way that gives back directly to our loyal guests," said Liz Fettes, Senior Vice President, Commercial for North America. "We're particularly thrilled that the newly refreshed Queen Elizabeth has arrived for her North America residency—homeporting in Miami for the first time and bringing Cunard's distinctive style of Caribbean cruising to a wider audience. With revitalized spaces and a full season sailing from Miami, travelers can enjoy an entirely new experience in the Caribbean that only Cunard can deliver, paired with the legendary White Star Service that sets us apart."
Guests can enjoy some of Cunard's signature sailings at incredible rates, including:
Summer in Alaska aboard Queen Elizabeth: Queen Elizabeth is sailing from Seattle for the first time this summer for a series of seven- to 11-night voyages to stunning Alaska. Itineraries include scenic cruising through Glacier Bay National Park, Hubbard Glacier, and Tracy Arm Fjord, as well as full days in several ports, including Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway, Sitka and Icy Strait Point.
Winter in the Caribbean aboard Queen Elizabeth: Sailing from Miami beginning October 16 to April 14, guests can explore the region's acclaimed crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches, stopping at ports in St. Lucia, Jamaica, Honduras, Mexico, St. Lucia, St. Thomas, Barbados and Puerto Rico, among others.
Transatlantic Fashion Week aboard Queen Mary 2: This seven-night eastbound Transatlantic Crossing sets sail October 31–November 7, 2025, as Queen Mary 2 welcomes the return of Transatlantic Fashion Week. Now in its fifth edition, the iconic Event Voyage will be headlined by designer Christian Siriano with fashion icons Coco Rocha and Bob Mackie. Travelers can immerse themselves in a world of glitz and glamour at sea, with runway shows, Insight talks, and Q&A sessions featuring some of fashion's most recognizable names.
For more information about Cunard or to book a voyage, contact your Travel Advisor, call Cunard at 1-800-728-6273, or visit www.cunard.com.
For Travel Advisors interested in further information, please contact your Business Development Manager, visit OneSourceCruises.com, or call Cunard at 1-800-528-6273.
*Complete terms & conditions for the 185th Anniversary Sale can be found here.
About Cunard
Cunard is a luxury British cruise line, renowned for creating unforgettable experiences around the world. Cunard has been a leading operator of passenger ships since 1840, and this year celebrates an incredible 185 years of operation. 2025 is a momentous year in Cunard's history, which will be marked with several iconic land-based events and special Event Voyages. The Cunard experience is built on fine dining, hand-selected entertainment, and outstanding White Star service. From a partnership with a two-Michelin starred chef, to inspiring guest speakers, to world class theatre productions, every detail has been meticulously crafted to make the experience unforgettable. A pioneer in transatlantic journeys and round world voyages, destinations sailed to also include Europe, the Caribbean, Alaska, the Far East and Australia.
There are currently four Cunard ships, Queen Mary 2, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria and new ship, Queen Anne, which entered service in May 2024. This investment is part of the company's ambitious plans for the future of Cunard globally, with the brand now boasting four ships in simultaneous service for the first time since 1999. Cunard is based at Carnival House in Southampton and has been owned since 1998 by Carnival Corporation & plc. www.cunard.com (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE:CUK).
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