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Recalling the days of the great ocean liners of the last century transatlantic cruises take you from Old World to the New, or vice versa. Most transatlantic cruises are end-of-season re-positioning cruises, when ships swap between their Summer and Winter homeports, such as the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. A few transatlantic cruises, however, are designed specifically to re-create the bygone era of elegant travel, such as the legendary White Star Service offered by Cunard as the Queen Mary 2 sails back and forth throughout the northern Summer. Longer voyages will take in several ports of call, on both sides of the ocean, offering great-value opportunities to experience cruising in two different regions, in just one trip.
Terrific savings are often to be had on Transatlantic cruises and all can be booked in conjunction with Best Cruises’ amazing range of discounted airfares. Check out our Fly Cruise Specials or discuss your options with your Best Cruises consultant.
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