Date: April 28, 2024
Ports of Call: Southampton, New York; View Itinerary
NORTHERN EUROPE CRUISES
Transatlantic Cruises April 2024
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the Transatlantic during the enchanting month of April in the year 2024. Experience the finest cities along the grand Atlantic's coasts as you can go further than you ever thought possible on a transatlantic cruise, crossing the waves between the U.S. and Europe.April in the Atlantic Ocean is a time of calm seas and clear skies, making it an ideal month for cruising. Migratory birds can often be seen in flight, while marine life, including whales and dolphins, becomes increasingly active. The long stretches of sea and sky create a tranquil and serene atmosphere. It’s a time for reflection, relaxation, and appreciation of nature's vastness. A transatlantic journey in April showcases the beauty and tranquility of life at sea.
Transatlantic
Transatlantic cruises from Europe often commence from cultural powerhouses such as Southampton, UK, or Lisbon, Portugal, setting a high standard for the journey to come. The Atlantic Ocean itself is a majestic, ever-changing landscape, with serene days of mirrored calm and nights illuminated by the ethereal glow of bioluminescent sea life. From the ship, you can view the shifting hues of the horizon and the diverse marine life, while ports of call in the Caribbean or North America offer a new palette of cultures and environments.
Cruise lines such as Cunard Cruises, and Norwegian Cruises others offer itineraries that visit Transatlantic in April 2024. Easily find and compare Transatlantic cruises in April 2024 from Hamburg, Le Havre (Paris), Reykjavik, and Southampton, as well as other Northern European ports.
Transatlantic Cruise Schedule April 2024
The best time to embark on a Transatlantic cruise from Europe can depend on your intended destinations. Spring and autumn are popular for repositioning cruises, often offering milder weather and lower prices. For optimal wildlife viewing, consult with your cruise line to align your voyage with migratory patterns of marine life.