What is the smoking policy and where can I smoke on board?
The safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all our guests has always been a key concern at Cunard. With this in mind, as a direct result of the feedback we have received from our guests, we have amended our policy with regards to smoking on board Cunard ships.
Guests will be able to enjoy the use of all areas of the ship and their private balconies without the effect of drifting smoke. All public spaces (with the exception of designated smoking areas) including restaurants and outdoor dining alternatives are designated as non smoking within the ship. Smoking is not permitted in staterooms, on balconies, or in public areas (with the exception of Churchill's Cigar Lounge, which is reserved for cigar and pipe smokers only).
We have a special license for Churchill's Cigar lounge in line with the heritage aspect of having a cigar lounge on board. Cigarettes and vapes are not included in the license.
You will find designated areas of the open deck on each ship where smoking is permitted, these will be clearly signposted on board and listed in the Daily Programme.
Safety information
It is prohibited to throw cigarette ends or flick ash over the ship’s side because they can be drawn back into the ship and cause a fire hazard. Please use the receptacles and ashtrays provided and ensure that smoking materials are fully extinguished.
Electronic cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes and vaporising devices, including those which do not emit smoke/vapour, are only permitted in designated smoking areas. Some countries have strict rules around the use of electronic cigarettes, please visit the foreign office website for information.
Designated smoking areas on the open decks will be clearly signposted and noted in the Daily Programme.
Where can guests smoke on board?
| Queen Mary 2 |
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| Queen Victoria |
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| Queen Elizabeth |
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| Queen Anne |
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