Transatlantic Crossings

Each spring and fall, ships move between their seasonal homes in Europe, the Caribbean and North America. These repositioning voyages often include several relaxing sea days plus port calls you won’t find on regular itineraries, such as the Azores, Madeira, Bermuda or the Canary Islands. Classic crossings between New York and Southampton follow a long ocean-liner tradition. Because routes are one-way, plan flights in advance; your advisor can help arrange air and hotel stays.