Virgin Voyages Transatlantic Crossing Guide

Twice a year, Virgin's ships reposition across the ocean — and these transatlantic crossings are a cult favorite for a reason.

What to expect

Crossings run about 12–15 nights, one-way, with five to eight consecutive sea days. They sail in spring (eastbound to Europe) and fall (westbound to the Americas), often via the Canary Islands and Morocco, with some scenic northern routes past Greenland and Canada. Because they're repositioning sailings, they can be excellent value per night.

Who they're for

If the idea of unpacking once, settling into ship life, and enjoying long lazy sea days sounds like heaven — with the spa, restaurants, and shows all to yourself — a crossing is magic. If you need a new port every day, it's not your trip. Pack layers, and remember you'll fly one-way (we'll sort the flights).

Curious about a crossing? We'll find the right one and book your one-way air. Ask The Cruise Boys®.