Cunard Line announced its 2026 Alaska program based on itineraries scheduled for MS Queen Elizabeth.
From April to September 2026, the ship will embark on 23 roundtrips from Seattle (Washington USA) with durations between 7 and 12 nights. Guests seeking an extended cruise experience can opt for journeys of up to 42 nights, combining Alaska's rugged beauty with the Caribbean’s tropical allure.
Queen Elizabeth's Alaska 2026 schedule features calls at 31 destinations across 16 countries, including ports such as Colon (Panama) and Bridgetown (Barbados).
Bookings opened on January 8th, 2025, with a limited-time offer of up to triple onboard credit available for reservations made by February 17th, 2025.
Cunard’s onboard credit provides passengers with the opportunity to enhance their cruise experience, from spa treatments to fine dining and curated shore excursions. Alaska itineraries will highlight the region’s stunning natural beauty, including sailing through glacier-lined fjords and offering the chance to observe humpback whales in their natural environment.
Notable ports of call include Ketchikan, famous for its totem poles; Juneau, a historic mining town; and Haines, a prime kayaking destination. Passengers will also visit iconic locations such as Glacier Bay National Park and Hubbard Glacier, both celebrated for their extraordinary landscapes and designation as UNESCO sites.
Cunard’s Alaska 2026 program emphasizes immersive exploration paired with the line’s signature luxury, catering to travelers seeking to discover the pristine wilderness and vibrant cultures of this unique region.