Cunard's Queen Anne Makes Grand Debut in Singapore on Maiden World Voyage: A Luxurious Stopover

Cunard's newest ship, Queen Anne, made her highly anticipated debut in Singapore, docking at Marina Bay Cruise Centre on March 24-25, 2025. This stop was a highlight of her 107-night maiden world cruise, a journey spanning over 30 destinations across more than 20 countries. Queen Anne, the first new Cunard vessel in 14 years, boasts 14 decks and 15 dining venues, accommodating up to 3,000 guests and a crew of 1,200. As a Pinnacle-class liner, she's named after Queen Anne, who reigned from 1702 to 1714, and is Cunard's second-largest ship. A plaque exchange ceremony marked the occasion, with Captain David Hudson and representatives from local tourism entities participating. Travel advisors were also invited for a tour, experiencing the ship's amenities, including the Royal Court Theatre and the grand atrium. The ship features luxurious staterooms, particularly the Grills Suites, which range from 301 to 1,440 square feet and include access to exclusive dining options. Queen Anne will return to Singapore in 2026 as part of her next world voyage, further solidifying Singapore's position as a key port of call for luxury cruises.