Cunard's Queen Mary 2 Replaces World Cruise And Sails A 71 Day South America and Caribbean Cruise in 2022

Cunard's Queen Mary 2 to Sail 71 day South America and Caribbean Cruise in 2022
Cunard's Queen Mary 2 to Sail South America and Caribbean Cruise in 2022

Cunard Line has announced their 2022 cruises for the Queen Mary 2. One noticeable change is that the Queen Mary 2's January World Cruise has been replaced with a 71 day cruise to the Caribbean and South America.  As per Cunard Line....

The iconic Queen Mary 2 will sail a new 71-night winter escape through the pristine beaches of the Caribbean and around the vibrant cities of South America. She will call at 17 ports in 14 countries with access to 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a magnificent journey through the Chilean Fjords sailing around the bottom of the world at Cape Horn. Queen Mary 2 will also chart her first-ever Northern Lights voyage in Norway, offering guests the chance to see the elusive sights of the Aurora Borealis in the early spring.

In 2022, Queen Mary 2 will embark on a new route, sailing to the Caribbean and South America, which can be taken as a roundtrip from Hamburg (73 nights), London (71 nights) or New York (55 nights) or a number of smaller segments. The voyage begins in January from Southampton with a Transatlantic Crossing to New York, then calls at a series of destinations in the eastern Caribbean. From there Queen Mary 2 will continue south to Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina and Chile, retracing the steps of famous explorers as she rounds Cape Horn and traverses the Magellan Straits and Beagle Channel. On her return north, the ship will stop at Rio de Janeiro, in time to celebrate the world-famous Carnival. She will call at additional Caribbean ports on her journey back to New York before Crossing the Atlantic to Southampton.

In late March, Queen Mary 2 will sail her first-ever Norway Northern Lights voyage, which features an extended call to Tromso above the Arctic Circle offering guests the opportunity to witness this awe-inspiring natural phenomenon.

Queen Mary 2's 2022 deployment features:
  • New Caribbean and South America Voyages
  • Grand Voyages, by Cunard and Regions, by Cunard
  • 23 voyage combinations ranging from two to 73 nights
  • Over 30,700 nautical miles
  • 17 ports in 14 countries
  • Two maiden calls in Sao Paulo, Brazil and Puerto Madryn, Argentina
  • Overnight stays in Montevideo, Uruguay and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Scenic Cruising around Cape Horn, through the Magellan Straights and Beagle Channel
  • 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites

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