Cunard has extended its suspension of sailings up to March 25 for Queen Elizabeth, April 18 for Queen Mary 2, and May 16 for Queen Victoria, according to its website.
All Queen Elizabeth sailings that were due to depart from March 26, 2021 to December 13, 2021 will be cancelled. These voyages will be replaced with shorter duration European cruises from Southampton and a series of Mediterranean voyages sailing from Barcelona, the website said. These will be available to book from September 29.
All planned Queen Mary 2 voyages between January 3, 2022 and April 3, 2022 will be cancelled, and replaced with a World Voyage to Australia via the Suez Canal. The 104-night itinerary will be available to book from September 8.
Guests affected by cancellations will receive a 125% Future Cruise Credit that can be redeemed on any voyage currently on sale, or any new voyage introduced in future, and will have until December 21, 2021 to rebook. Any shore experiences, dining, gifts or drink packages purchased will be automatically refunded.
Those who would prefer a 100% cash refund can apply to Cunard.
