Queen Victoria
“Cunard elegance at a mid-size scale — a two-deck library, a Winter Garden and a grand Royal Court Theatre.”
Queen Victoria entered service in 2007 and is one of Cunard's three smaller 'Queens', at around 90,000 gross tons and about 2,060 guests. She carries the line's traditional touches — the Queens Room ballroom, Royal Court Theatre, afternoon tea and a two-story library with a spiral staircase — along with a Winter Garden lounge under a retractable glass roof. A 2017 refurbishment added Britannia Club dining and refreshed her dining and pool areas. She sails Mediterranean, Northern European and Caribbean itineraries and has completed world cruises.
A two-story library with a connecting spiral staircase and a Winter Garden lounge under a retractable glass roof, set inside a classically British Cunard interior.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓Britannia Restaurant — the main dining room
- ✓Britannia Club for select balcony grades
- ✓Queens Grill and Princess Grill for suite guests
- ✓Lido casual buffet
- ✓Afternoon tea in the Queens Room
- ✓Specialty restaurants and bars
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Outdoor pools and whirlpools
- ✓Spa and fitness center
- ✓Promenade deck for walking
- ✓Deck games
- ✓Sun lounging decks
Entertainment
- ✓Royal Court Theatre
- ✓Queens Room ballroom
- ✓Winter Garden lounge with retractable glass roof
- ✓Two-story library with spiral staircase
- ✓Casino
- ✓Guest lecturers and enrichment programs
Cabins
- ✓Inside, Oceanview, Balcony and Suite categories
- ✓Queens Grill and Princess Grill suites
- ✓Britannia Club balconies
- ✓Accessible staterooms
- ✓Added staterooms aft following the 2017 refit
Family & Kids
- ✓Youth programs on selected sailings
- ✓Family staterooms
- ✓Family-friendly pools
- ✓Large public lounges
Video Tour
Cunard's Queen Victoria FULL Ship Tour: Everything You Need to Know
- ✦Travelers who want classic Cunard elegance at a mid-size scale
- ✦Mediterranean and Northern Europe cruisers
- ✦Bookworms drawn to the two-story library
- ✦Couples and solo travelers
Cruisers who want waterslides, loud nightlife and a casual vibe — Queen Victoria is traditional, with formal nights and a refined atmosphere.
7-night Mediterranean or Northern Europe sailings from roughly $1,200–$2,000 pp (inside), with Grills fares far higher