Experience the awe of nature’s wonder with a solar eclipse like never before.
- Three cruise ships will sail directly along the path of the 2026 solar eclipse.
- Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria, and Queen Anne offer this celestial viewing opportunity.
- Reykjavik, Tarragona, and La Coruna are key locations for this unique event.
- A total solar eclipse is a rare spectacle that promises unforgettable experiences.
Three prestigious cruise ships will navigate along the path of the upcoming total solar eclipse in 2026, offering a breathtaking opportunity to witness this rare celestial event from the sea. This strategic move involves the iconic Queen Mary 2, along with the Queen Victoria and the newly introduced Queen Anne, each positioned to provide optimal viewing experiences for their passengers.
The flagship Queen Mary 2 will make an overnight stay in Reykjavik as part of its 14-night cruise covering Norway and Iceland. This location promises an extraordinary vantage point for eclipse enthusiasts, enhancing the allure of this spectacular astronomical event.
Meanwhile, the Queen Victoria will be located in Tarragona, Spain, ensuring that passengers have a prime viewpoint. Concurrently, the Queen Anne, stationed at the northern Spanish port of La Coruna, will also offer a unique perspective of the eclipse from the nautical luxury and comfort of the cruise liner.
Cunard’s president, Katie McAlister, expressed the uniqueness of this offering, stating, “Watching a total solar eclipse from sea is an utterly unique and very rare experience. Cunard is therefore thrilled to offer three remarkable voyages positioned along the path of the 2026 eclipse, which will give guests the chance to witness this extraordinary phenomenon from the water, an unforgettable moment observed from the luxurious vantage point of our Queens.”
Experiencing a solar eclipse at sea aboard these renowned ships promises to be a truly unparalleled event.
