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A transatlantic cruise is the slow, civilized way to cross the ocean: repositioning voyages each spring and fall link Florida or the Caribbean with Europe over 12–16 nights, calling at the Azores, Madeira, the Canary Islands, or Lisbon between long stretches of sea days. The classic 7-night liner crossing between New York and Southampton runs all season. Fond Travels packages the crossing with one-way flights to or from the port and a pre-cruise hotel night, booked by phone.

What a Transatlantic cruise package can include

  • 7-night liner crossing or 12–16 night repositioning cruise fare
  • One-way flights between your US city and Fort Lauderdale, Miami, New York, Barcelona, Rome, Southampton, or Lisbon
  • Pre-cruise hotel night and port transfers
  • Post-cruise nights in Europe, specialty dining and Wi-Fi packages, travel protection

Best time to go

Eastbound repositioning sails April–May; westbound sails October–November. The New York–Southampton crossing runs roughly April through December. Spring crossings usually mean calmer seas than late fall.

Good to know

  • Time changes: eastbound, clocks move ahead an hour every day or two, so you land in Europe without jet lag
  • Sea days: plan on 6–8 in a row; lectures, spa days, and quiet decks are the appeal
  • Add Europe: we pair the crossing with a Mediterranean cruise or land stay

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FAQs

One night before at a US port; two nights if you are boarding in Europe after a transatlantic flight. Either way, the hotel is in the package.

No visa for short stays in the European countries on these routes, but a valid passport is required. We'll confirm the requirements for your sailing.

A midship cabin on a mid-to-low deck is steadiest; balconies are pleasant on southern spring routes and less used on cooler fall crossings.

The Atlantic can have swells, especially in autumn; modern stabilizers and a midship cabin manage it well, and we'll suggest the calmer months.