Transatlantic Cruise Ships & Onboard Life
A crossing is all about the ship, so it pays to choose well. From a true ocean liner to comfortable repositioning ships, we match the right one to you.
What to expect aboard
A true ocean liner
Queen Mary 2 is built for the Atlantic — a deep hull, sheltered promenade and grand rooms made for the crossing tradition.
Enrichment at sea
Guest lecturers, classes, planetarium shows (on QM2), tastings and dance lessons fill the sea days on many crossings.
Classic voyage touches
Formal nights, afternoon tea, ballroom dancing and long, leisurely dinners — the romance of a proper crossing.
Great cabin value
On repositioning crossings, low per-night fares put balconies and suites within easy reach.
Comfort for sea days
Pools, spa, theaters and varied dining keep the sea days relaxed and full on modern repositioning ships.
One-way planning
Crossings are one-way; we help with the return flight and any pre- or post-cruise stay in London, New York or beyond.
For the tradition and a purpose-built liner, choose Cunard; for value and a modern resort ship with more ports, choose a repositioning crossing.
Cunard crossings and prime repositioning dates sell out early — we lock in the right ship, cabin and voyage for you.
Match a ship to your trip
Tell us your preferred direction and dates, and whether you want the Cunard crossing or a value repositioning, and we’ll match the ship and voyage — and get your best cruise price free from a true cruise specialist, with no obligation.
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