Important information for this voyage (Update: 13th March 2023):

• Health information: At this time, we regret that guests cannot travel if they are on supplemental oxygen (including via an oxygen concentrator), mechanical ventilatory support (with the exception of overnight CPAP for sleep apnea), dialysis, or have been unwell due to confirmed or suspected COVID-19 disease within the last 14 days prior to embarkation, have had close contact with a person with confirmed or suspected COVID-19 disease, or have been in a government-ordered quarantine.
• Embarkation require: There are no longer any testing or vaccination requirements for most Cunard itineraries at this time. However, for longer/more complex itineraries (currently selected sailings March - May 2023) However, certain testing and vaccination requirements still exist, the extended requirements of which you can view here. 
• Mouth-nose protection: It is strongly recommended to wear a medical grade mask on board. Some destinations may also require the wearing of masks ashore and it is recommended to take a mask with you when disembarking. Subject to necessary changes on board.
• Re-entry into Germany: When entering Germany from abroad, all travelers aged 12 years and older have no longer an obligation to furnish proof of negative testing based on the Ordinance on Coronavirus Entry Regulations since 1st June 2022. After a stay in a foreign virus-variant area within the last 10 days before return, a special registration, verification and quarantine obligation must be observed. Please kindly check the current regulations prior your trip.
• Recommendation: Pandemic-related changes of hygiene, test, vaccination or entry requirements may occur shortly prior departure. We recommend to check the current regulations for travelers and returnees in time prior departure.

Required travel documents by Cunard Line: All passengers require a biometric passport valid for at least six months after return of travel for all cruises.