Transatlantic Cruises

A Transatlantic cruise is ideal for someone who loves lazy days at sea with only a few port calls. Most Transatlantic cruises are actually repositioning cruises, seasonal sailings to move a ship from one sailing region to another. Cheap Transatlantic cruises offer some of the lowest per-diem prices in the cruise market.

To experience a Transatlantic cruise as it was in the golden age of travel, consider a non-stop, 6-day "crossing" aboard the Queen Mary 2. With its impeccable service and refined atmosphere, this new ship evokes the era of classic ocean liner travel. After your Transatlantic cruise aboard the QM2, you can stay in Great Britain/Europe for up to three months before flying home.

• Transatlantic cruise packages aboard the QM2 are available several times throughout the year. Many other ships offer repositioning cruises twice a year: once as they travel from the Caribbean to Europe in the spring, and again as they return to the Caribbean in the fall.
• Transatlantic cruises last from 6 to 16 nights.
• Many Transatlantic cruises have special themes, such as Big Band, jazz, or food and wine.
• If you're flying a long distance to reach the port of departure for your Transatlantic cruise, we suggest that you arrive at the port city at least one or two days in advance. This will give you time to rest and get oriented before boarding the ship. Most cruise lines offer pre-cruise hotel packages.