Queen Victoria
By the numbers
90,000 GT
Tonnage
2,061
Guests
2007
Built
12
Decks
1,037
Cabins
964ft
Length · 294 m
$299 pp
Fares from
$2,454 pp
Median fare
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981
Crew
5 star
Rating
About Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria will delight you with her special appeal, where elegance and unique features combine seamlessly with outstanding hospitality. You’ll discover an extraordinary way to see the world. Take a voyage on Queen Victoria and you’ll soon discover why she’s established herself as a favourite among many of our guests. You’ll find her unique atmosphere and warmth encourages a sense of escapism. This special appeal has recently been elevated still further with the introduction of an expanded sun deck and Britannia Club dining, as well as a newly enhanced Chart Room and Winter Garden. These new levels of refinement combine perfectly to offer you an extraordinary base for your holiday.
Where Queen Victoria sails
Europe (21)
United Kingdom (14)
Mediterranean (10)
Baltic (7)
Northern Europe (6)
Southeast Asia (5)
Canaries (4)
Eastern Mediterranean (4)
Scandinavia (4)
Worldwide (4)
Australia (3)
Western Mediterranean (3)
North Africa (2)
Southern Africa (2)
US West Coast (2)
Transatlantic (1)
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Ports Queen Victoria visits
Southampton (73)
Funchal (25)
Tenerife (21)
Lisbon (20)
Cadiz (15)
Civitavecchia, Rome (13)
Barcelona (11)
Cape Town (11)
Singapore (11)
Sydney, Australia (11)
Dakar (10)
Hamburg, Germany (10)
Hong Kong Kai Tak (10)
Tangier, Morocco (10)
Walvis Bay (10)
Chan May (9)
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Durban (9)
Lanzarote, Spain (9)
Los Angeles, CA (9)
Nha Trang (9)
Phu My (9)
Port Elizabeth (Now Gqeberha), South Africa) (9)
Port Louis (9)
Reunion (9)
Airlie Beach (8)
Bitung (8)
Cairns (8)
Manila (8)
New York (8)
Puerto Princessa, Palawan (8)
Townsville, Australia (8)
Acajutla, El Salvador (7)
Hilo (7)
Honolulu (7)
La Coruna, Spain (7)
La Palma, Canary Islands (7)
Lautoka (7)
Noumea, New Caledonia (7)
Oranjestad, Aruba (7)
Panama Canal (7)
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (7)
Zeebrugge (7)
Casablanca (6)
Malaga (6)
Malta (6)
Marseille, France (6)
Olden, Norway (6)
Palma de Mallorca (6)
Agadir (5)
Alesund (5)
Copenhagen, Denmark (5)
Dubrovnik (5)
Istanbul (5)
Kusadasi (5)
Ponta Delgada, Azores (5)
Praia di Vitoria, Azores (5)
Salerno (5)
Stavanger, Norway (5)
Stockholm (5)
Ajaccio (4)
Amsterdam (4)
Cartagena, Spain (4)
Cherbourg (4)
Corfu (4)
Genoa, Italy (4)
Ibiza (4)
Innvikfjorden, Norway (4)
Kiel, Germany (4)
La Spezia (4)
Messina, Italy (4)
Molde, Norway (4)
Nice (Villefranche) (4)
Nordfjord, Norway (4)
Rhodes (4)
Tarragona (4)
Trieste (4)
Trondheim (4)
Visby, Sweden (4)
Akureyri (3)
Athens (Piraeus), Greece (3)
Bergen (3)
Gibraltar (3)
Haugesund (3)
Helsinki, Finland (3)
Hrísey, Iceland (3)
Isafjordur (3)
Kirkwall, Scotland (3)
Kristiansand, Norway (3)
Las Palmas,Gran Canaria (3)
Narvik (3)
Olympia (Katakolon), Greece (3)
Oslo (3)
Puerto Del Rosario, Fuerteventura (3)
Reykjavik, Iceland (3)
Split (3)
Tallinn, Estonia (3)
Tromso, Norway (3)
Valencia (3)
Vigo (3)
Zadar, Croatia (3)
Alicante (2)
Cephalonia (2)
Cobh, Ireland (2)
Ferrol (2)
Gdynia (2)
Grundarfjordur, Iceland (2)
Hardangerfjord (2)
Klaipeda, Lithuania (2)
Kotor (2)
Kristiansund, Norway (2)
La Goulette (2)
Le Havre (2)
Leixoes, Portugal (2)
Leknes, Lofoten (2)
Palermo (2)
Riga (2)
Santa Margherita (2)
Souda Bay (2)
Aarhus (1)
Andalsnes (1)
Bodrum (1)
Bornholm (1)
Cagliari (1)
Getxo, Spain (1)
Gijon (1)
Holyhead, UK (1)
Invergordon (1)
Korcula (1)
Limassol (1)
Liverpool (1)
Lustrafjorden, Norway (1)
Maloy (1)
Mykonos (1)
Newhaven (1)
Oban, Scotland, UK (1)
Olbia/Sardinia (1)
Oslofjord, Norway (1)
Rotterdam (1)
Sarande (1)
Skagen (1)
Skjolden, Norway (1)
Sognefjord (1)
South Queensferry,Edinburgh (1)
St Vincent, Cape Verde (1)
Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), United Kingdom (1)
Taranto (1)
Warnemunde (1)
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Frequently asked questions
What is Queen Victoria?
MS Queen Victoria is a Vista-class cruise ship operated by Cunard Line, named after the former British monarch Queen Victoria and the smallest of Cunard's current fleet at 90,049 GT. Christened on 10 December 2007 by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, she undertook her maiden voyage the following day on a 10-day cruise to northern Europe. Queen Victoria is known for her classic Cunard décor, three-storey lobby staircase, Royal Court Theatre, and traditional two-seating dining in the Britannia Restaurant.
Where does Queen Victoria sail?
Queen Victoria is primarily Europe-based, sailing Mediterranean, Norwegian fjords, Atlantic Islands, and UK coastal itineraries from Southampton. She is currently (April 2026) on a 7-day Portugal round-trip from Southampton, with a full summer Mediterranean programme including Greek Isles, Adriatic, and Western Mediterranean itineraries.
What is the history of Queen Victoria?
An order for a Vista-class vessel was originally placed by Carnival Corporation for Holland America Line, then transferred to Cunard, and eventually reassigned to P&O to become the Arcadia. A new order was placed in December 2004, this time 11 metres longer and 5,000 tons larger than a standard Vista ship. The keel was laid on 12 May 2006 at Marghera. The completed hull floated out on 15 January 2007. Queen Victoria arrived in Southampton on 7 December 2007 and undertook her maiden voyage on 11 December 2007. Her first world cruise lasted 107 days.
Which cruise line operates Queen Victoria?
Queen Victoria is operated by Cunard Line.
When was Queen Victoria built?
Queen Victoria was built in 2007.
How much does a cruise on Queen Victoria cost?
Fares start at $299 per person. The median fare across 85 upcoming sailings is $2,454 per person, and every sailing's page shows its full price history.
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What is Queen Victoria?
MS Queen Victoria is a Vista-class cruise ship operated by Cunard Line, named after the former British monarch Queen Victoria and the smallest of Cunard's current fleet at 90,049 GT. Christened on 10 December 2007 by Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, she undertook her maiden voyage the following day on a 10-day cruise to northern Europe. Queen Victoria is known for her classic Cunard décor, three-storey lobby staircase, Royal Court Theatre, and traditional two-seating dining in the Britannia Restaurant.
Where does Queen Victoria sail?
Queen Victoria is primarily Europe-based, sailing Mediterranean, Norwegian fjords, Atlantic Islands, and UK coastal itineraries from Southampton. She is currently (April 2026) on a 7-day Portugal round-trip from Southampton, with a full summer Mediterranean programme including Greek Isles, Adriatic, and Western Mediterranean itineraries.
What is the history of Queen Victoria?
An order for a Vista-class vessel was originally placed by Carnival Corporation for Holland America Line, then transferred to Cunard, and eventually reassigned to P&O to become the Arcadia. A new order was placed in December 2004, this time 11 metres longer and 5,000 tons larger than a standard Vista ship. The keel was laid on 12 May 2006 at Marghera. The completed hull floated out on 15 January 2007. Queen Victoria arrived in Southampton on 7 December 2007 and undertook her maiden voyage on 11 December 2007. Her first world cruise lasted 107 days.
Which cruise line operates Queen Victoria?
Queen Victoria is operated by Cunard Line.
When was Queen Victoria built?
Queen Victoria was built in 2007.
How much does a cruise on Queen Victoria cost?
Fares start at $299 per person. The median fare across 85 upcoming sailings is $2,454 per person, and every sailing's page shows its full price history.
