Repositioning Cruises

[cruisetime25]

Does anyone know which ships leave US and go over to Europe in the spring and return in the late fall? Are there any reviews on these sailings? I don't know where to begin to find out about these cruises.

[Shorex]

Start with this article right here on Cruise Critic. Then try here on About. If that is not enough, just google "repositioning cruise" and you will get plenty of hits.

[JanineM]

There are countless ships that cruise the Caribbean in the winter and then move to Europe in the spring.

 

If you go to the Reviews section of this site and then search on whichever ship you are interested in, look for "TransAtlantic" voyages.

 

We have done a TransAtlantic on Celebrity Summit and were booked on Celebrity Century this year but have changed that cruise. We also looked at one on Royal Caribbean's Independence of the Sea. Many, many cruises make this crossing!

[paul929207]

There are quite a few ships doing transatlantic cruises (east in the spring and west in the fall). If you go to one of the online TA's, do a search for transatlantic cruises.

[jocap]

Seeing as you're based in Florida, don't miss out on the European ships which are based in the Caribbean for winter-I'm thinking about P&O, Fred Olsen, Thomson's, MSC, Costa and Cunard amongst others.-jocap.