Sailing from Southampton, New York or Miami, Cunard now offers even more Caribbean voyages for guests to choose from with itineraries in both the Eastern and Western Caribbean. With over 700 islands spread over a million miles, knowing which route to choose can be daunting, so Cunard has narrowed it down to two popular routes to pick between.
Visit crystal waters and pristine beaches onboard Queen Elizabeth for her brand-new Caribbean programme from October 2025 to April 2026. The programme will operate a Western Caribbean, Eastern Caribbean and Caribbean loop from Miami, calling in Barbados, Saint Lucia, Jamaica and more. Or transit through the Panama Canal, departing from Seattle or San Francisco.
The Eastern Caribbean with ports such as Castries in St Lucia and San Juan in Puerto Rico entice you with rich historic sites, European-influenced architecture and white-sand beaches. While the Western Caribbean will charm you with its vibrant scenery and natural wonders. Ports of call including the Cayman Islands, Montego Bay, Belize City, Roatan in Honduras and Cozumel.
Either way, these voyages are sure to feed every one of your senses with their natural beauty and year-round warm climate, countless attractions shining through in the cuisine, culture and buildings across islands, all while retaining the same friendly, laid-back spirit.
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