Typically for the more experienced cruiser, you have a choice of sailing across the Atlantic east or westbound taking in various ports of call. With a number of nights at sea as opposed to anchoring in a new destination each day, you can sit back and enjoy the plethora of amenities and facilities that our super ships have at your disposal. [Read More]

Many transatlantic cruises take place at the end of the UK summer season when ships reposition from Europe and the Mediterranean to the warmer Caribbean climates for the winter. A typical westbound transatlantic cruise will take you from a Mediterranean port such as Palma through via Gibraltar, Portugal and the Canary Islands then across the Atlantic to the paradise Islands of the Caribbean, the East coast of USA or Brazil. On the other hand, an eastbound cruise will typically take place in April as ships make their way back across the Atlantic heading for Europe and the Mediterranean for the western summer.  Some may dock in UK ports whilst others may treat you to some Mediterranean city visits en route to the final port such as the Canary Islands, Cape Verde and Morocco. When looking for a transatlantic cruise, there are lots of itineraries to choose from.  We have access to the best transatlantic cruise deals so please do not hesitate to call us to discuss your specific requirements and we will advise accordingly.  Transatlantic cruise deals start here so view our itineraries and call for more details.