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Cunard's Queen Anne guests witnessed the total solar eclipse on Wednesday as the rare celestial event unfolded over north-west Spain.
Solar eclipse spotting from Queen Anne's top deckPHOTO: Cunard
As the first total solar eclipse visible from parts of Europe since 1999, the event on the evening of August 12 briefly transformed day into night across parts of the Northern Hemisphere.
Guests aboard Queen Anne enjoyed the spectacle during her seven-night roundtrip voyage from Southampton.
Looking ahead, two Cunard ships will be positioned in prime viewing locations for the next total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027. Queen Victoria will be in Tangier, Morocco, during her 14-night voyage to Portugal, Spain and Morocco, while Queen Elizabeth will be sailing from Valletta, Malta, to Split, Croatia, during her 14-night Mediterranean and Adriatic voyage.
In addition, guests sailing on selected voyages on August 28, 2026 will have the opportunity to witness a partial lunar eclipse from sea.
