This 8-night Cunard itinerary links New York City to Hamburg, threading 8 ports of call through 6 countries with 16 days at sea to unwind aboard Cunard Queen Mary 2.
Why sail this route
You unpack once and let the ship do the travelling: 6 countries over 8 nights, starting in New York City and finishing in Hamburg, with a new port waiting most mornings instead of airports and hotel check-ins.
The pacing runs to 8 port days and 16 days at sea — time to enjoy the ship between stops.
Good to know
- Best for
- Culture-led travellers
- Season
- Autumn sailing
- Route
- New York City → Hamburg
- Pace
- 8 port days · 16 sea days
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The Ship
Your home for all 8 nights aboard Cunard Queen Mary 2 — so you unpack once and wake up somewhere new each morning.
About This Cruise
The 8 Night New England And Canada is a 8-night one-way itinerary aboard Cunard Queen Mary 2. You board in New York City and disembark in Hamburg, calling at 8 ports across 6 countries along the way.
In sequence the voyage takes in New York (New York City), Massachusetts (Boston), Nova Scotia (Sydney), Quebec (Saguenay, Sept-Iles), Nova Scotia (Halifax), New York (New York City) and 2 more.
As a one-way sailing you'll fly into New York City and home from Hamburg, so it's worth checking the two gateways before you book. Longer hops are crossed on the 16 days at sea, keeping daylight hours for the ports. Sailing dates, cabin availability and fares vary by season — use Check Dates & Prices for live pricing, or call our team to talk through the options.