A Star Wars and Harry Potter star is set to embark on a cruise to Southampton.

The BAFTA-winning actor Warwick Davis will be aboard the Queen Anne cruise ship as a "Cunard insights speaker" on a journey from Reykjavik to Southampton.

Warwick, who will be travelling as part of the 14-night cruise starting August 3, spoke about his love for cruising and offered insights into his forthcoming talk.

He shared: "I’ve been on a few cruises over the years and I’m always blown away by the incredible variety of cuisines you find on a cruise ship – you never get bored.

"But also, cruising is such a safe and stress-free way to see the world."

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Warwick expressed his excitement for the dramatic scenery and geographic wonders of Iceland, hoping to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights.

He also shared his packing essentials, which include swimwear for the Queen Anne's spa and a good book, as he prefers a digital detox while at sea.

For first-time cruisers, Warwick suggested enjoying the food and taking a break from cooking.

He also hinted at the surprises in store for guests during his talk, including a personal insight into the challenges of being an actor.

Warwick reminisced about his time on the Harry Potter set, sharing a humorous anecdote about younger actors hiding Daniel Radcliffe in their boot as a practical joke on security.

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Reflecting on his travels as an actor, he spoke fondly of New Zealand and the Lake District as his favourite filming locations.

Warwick also shared his dream to play a detective character, akin to a modern-day Columbo.

When it comes to his dream cruise itinerary, he envisioned a world voyage with a stop in India, a country he fondly remembers after filming An Idiot Abroad, and a return to Dubrovnik, a Star Wars filming location.

As for his expectations of sailing on Queen Anne, Warwick anticipates a glamorous experience in line with Cunard's reputation for high-end cruising.

He teased a potential game of Tenable in the Royal Court Theatre, a nod to his role as the gameshow’s host.