$5699—Iceland & UK: Cunard fly-stay-cruise w/onboard credit
See Iceland’s fjords and Britain's coastal charm with this Cunard cruise with Michelin-star dining
Why We Love This Deal
This 16-night summer holiday is the epitome of scenic cruising. Icelandic fjords, superb dining, and endless midsummer glow await. Begin with two nights in London before boarding the Queen Anne. Settle in and enjoy classic Cunard cruising with a Michelin twist. Michel Roux serves fresh, seafood-led dishes inspired by local flavours. They impress everyone, foodie or not. Yes, he judges MasterChef: The Professionals, so you’re in expert hands. Sail a rare loop from Iceland’s fjords to Scotland’s Northern Isles, Northern Ireland, and Ireland. Discover hidden gems like Hrísey and Ísafjörður along the way. Then overnight in Reykjavik, giving you more time to soak in geothermal pools and chase the midnight sun. Admire Belfast’s Titanic heritage, Stornoway’s wild beauty, and Cobh’s colourful charm. Peak midsummer sailing brings golden light, calm seas, and wildlife at every turn. Pro tip: pack an eye mask. The midnight sun doesn’t care if you want to sleep.
Starting from $5699, you'll save up to $1332 per person versus building it yourself—this includes our exclusive $100 off. Book before 8 December 2025 and you’ll also score USD 410–790 in onboard credit per cabin.
What's included
- Return international flights from Australia* to London
- 2-night, 4-star stay in London
- 14-night cruise with Michel Roux, Southampton return, onboard Cunard's Queen Anne
- Ports of call: Belfast, Akureyi, Eyjafjordur, Hrisey, Isafjordur, Reykjavik, Stornoway and Cóbh (Cork)
- All meals on board (specialty dining excluded)
- Evening performances
- Live music
- Cunard's signature afternoon tea
- Gala evening events
- Sporting activities
- All port fees and government taxes
When
This itinerary departs Australia* on 24 July 2026.
Book by 8 December 2026.
Cabin upgrades
Featured prices are based on an Inside cabin while cruising. We've also found savings on cabin upgrades. Upgrades start at $1000 per person:
- + $1000 for an Outside cabin
- + $1700 for a Balcony
- + $6200 for a Princess Grill
To find out more, see our partner's website.
Holiday snapshot
Australia - London - Southampton - Belfast - Akureyri - Eyjafjordur - Hrisey - Isafjordur - Reykjavik - Stornoway - Cobh (Cork) - Southampton - Australia
Itinerary highlights
Fly into London, where royal landmarks, leafy parks and riverside museums shape a refined beginning. Settle in for a two-night stay, leaving time to wander quiet laneways or visit Westminster Abbey.
Board your ship in Southampton, stepping aboard Queen Anne’s elegant decks before sailing past historic naval waters and settling into the calm rhythm of ocean travel.
Explore Belfast's dynamic mix of industrial history and modern culture, with optional excursions to the Giant’s Causeway, a Black Cab political tour or a visit to the Titanic Experience.
Discover the charm of Akureyri through botanical gardens and pastel houses, while optional whale-watching cruises, horseback riding or geo-thermal forest hikes reveal Iceland’s wild northern landscapes.
Glide through the still waters of Eyjafjörður surrounded by immense mountain walls, and visit peaceful Hrisey Island for bird-watching walks, village strolls or sea-angling adventures.
Experience the quiet drama of Isafjördur and choose from excursions into the Westfjords, including a visit to the thunderous Dynjandi waterfall, sea-kayaking along remote bays, or touring the fishing hamlet of Flateyri.
Enjoy an overnight stay in Reykjavik, giving you time to explore geothermal pools and volcanic landscapes, with excursions to the Golden Circle, the Blue Lagoon, South Coast waterfalls, or the Snaefellsnes Peninsula.
Step ashore in Stornoway to wander the windswept Isle of Lewis, with options to visit the ancient Callanish Standing Stones, tour the Butt of Lewis lighthouse or explore Hebridean weaving traditions.
Your final port is Cobh (Cork), where colourful streets and harbourside cafés invite relaxed wandering, with optional visits to Blarney Castle, Kinsale’s coastal villages or Cork’s lively food markets. This final call marks the end of your journey before the ship returns to Southampton for disembarkation.