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Transatlantic routes

318 transatlantic routes with 765 upcoming sailings. Compare departure and arrival ports, then open a route to see its cruises.

Planning a transatlantic crossing

Compare the direction of the crossing first: a cruise ending in Europe needs different onward travel from one ending in the Americas. Review the actual port stops and schedule before comparing fares.

The calendar below summarizes the 765 upcoming sailings currently listed here. It describes this catalogue, rather than predicting the cruise lines’ complete schedules. Open a route below to compare its ships and endpoints, or compare individual transatlantic sailings and fares.

Choose your crossing direction

An eastbound crossing takes you from the Americas towards Europe; a westbound crossing makes the reverse journey. Compare both endpoints before searching for flights. A route finishing in Southampton, Barcelona or Rome needs a different onward journey from one finishing in Miami or New York.

Compare seasons and time at sea

Royal Caribbean highlights spring and autumn for transatlantic crossings. The calendar here shows actual listed departures, which can include other months and does not predict weather. Ocean crossings can have several consecutive sea days: use the operator’s day-by-day itinerary to compare uninterrupted time on board with port visits. We do not calculate sea days by subtracting an incomplete list of stops from the voyage length.

Check the cabin and total fare

Compare the same cabin category and occupancy across sailings. Ask which taxes, port fees, gratuities, drinks and internet are included, and check cancellation terms. A low fare per night can still mean a higher total holiday cost once flights, transfers and accommodation at both ends are added.

Plan flights around the published arrival

Check local embarkation and arrival dates, boarding deadlines and airport-to-port transfers with the operator. Consider arriving before embarkation day when a flight delay would otherwise risk missing the ship. Allow for disembarkation and the final transfer before choosing an onward flight; a scheduled ship arrival is not an airport check-in time.

Prepared by RepoCruises · Sources checked 2026-10-02

Royal Caribbean crossing and season guidance

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Departure calendar (29 listed months)

Listed departure calendar
Month	Sailings	Nights	Cruise lines
October 2026	68	7–28	19
November 2026	99	7–29	24
December 2026	18	7–26	10
January 2027	9	8–28	2
February 2027	10	11–27	4
March 2027	80	11–28	21
April 2027	90	9–30	21
May 2027	9	7–20	6
June 2027	10	7–27	5
July 2027	9	7–23	6
August 2027	32	7–30	15
September 2027	22	10–25	12
October 2027	43	7–28	14
November 2027	77	10–27	21
December 2027	20	7–29	10
January 2028	8	8–29	2
February 2028	13	11–25	6
March 2028	49	8–27	14
April 2028	35	7–27	14
May 2028	5	7–28	5
June 2028	2	27–30	2
July 2028	5	13–27	2
August 2028	17	13–28	8
September 2028	5	13–26	4
October 2028	6	14–29	4
November 2028	14	12–30	6
December 2028	2	14–21	1
March 2029	6	14–24	2
April 2029	2	14	1

Voyage lengths come from the listed itineraries. Port calls may be incomplete; use the operator’s full itinerary to assess sea days. Fare checks and source links are shown on each sailing page.

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Planning a transatlantic crossing

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Compare seasons and time at sea

Check the cabin and total fare

Plan flights around the published arrival

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