European Cruises from Boston

A European cruise is a “once in a lifetime” chance to experience a classic transatlantic journey, promising great memories of spectacular places - the wild beauty of Newfoundland - the unspoiled arctic landscape of Greenland - the volcanic coast of Iceland - the fiords and quaint coastal towns of Norway.

Transatlantic cruises to Europe are a great way to connect to the golden age of cruising where such voyages became prestigious social events complete with dancing, drinking, and plenty of famous faces. Embarking on such a voyage today lets you experience the timeless quality of a transatlantic cruise with all the creature comforts you can wish for.

 

From Boston there is a classic and much loved Holland America Cruise with the 35 and 17 Night Voyage of the Vikings. Additionally there is a Royla Caribbean roundtrip cruise to Greenland and Newfoundland.  Just a short hop from Boston, there are over 40 transatlantic cruises from New York offered by major cruise lines such as Cunard Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Viking, Princess, Oceania, and others .

The itineraries of these cruises vary and so do the number of stops on the way. For example, the Cunard 8 Night Eastbound Transatlantic Crossing from New York is a pure ocean voyage with no stops and 8 nights at sea. This comes closest to a classic ship journey between New York and Southampton England. On the other side of the spectrum are longer cruises, such as the the 35 Night Voyage of the Vikings with 22 stops and 11 days at sea.

 

 

 


Itinerary Example: Holland America, 35 Night Voyage of the Vikings

Day 1 - Boston, Massachusetts
Day 2 - Bar Harbor, Maine
Day 3 - At Sea
Day 4 - Sydney, Nova Scotia
Day 5 - Corner Brook, Newfoundland
Day 6 - Red Bay, Labrador
Day 7 - At Sea
Day 8 - Paamiut(Fredrikshab), Greenland
Day 9 - Nanortalik, Greenland
Day 10 - Cruise Prins Christian Sund, Greenland
Day 11 - At Sea
Day 12 - Cruise Isafjardurdjur
Day 13 - Akureyri, Iceland - Cruise Eyjafjordur, Iceland
Day 14 - At Sea
Day 15 - At Sea
Day 16 - Oslo, Norway
Day 17 - At Sea
Day 18 - Rotterdam, Netherlands
Day 19 - At Sea
Day 20 - Cobh (Cork), Ireland
Day 21- Dun Laoghaire (Dublin), Ireland
Day 22- Belfast, Northern Ireland
Day 23- At Sea
Day 24- Djupivogur, Iceland
Day 25- Reykjavik, Iceland
Day 26- Reykjavik, Iceland
Day 27 - At Sea
Day 28 - Cruise Prins Christian Sund, Greenland
Day 29 - Qaqortoq (Julianehab), Greenland
Day 30- At Sea
Day 31- St. Anthony, Newfoundland
Day 32- St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada
Day 33- At Sea
Day 24- Halifax, Nova Scotia
Day 35- At Sea

 

 

 

Cruises from Boston to Europe - 2024

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Cruises from New York to Europe - 2024

New York is a great alternative for cruises to Europe with more than 60 cruises per year.  There are easy options to travel from Boston to New Yortk either by bus (4 hours), train(four hours) or plane (1hour).

DateCruiseStopsLinePriceDetails
Oct 0411 Nights Europe Cruise6from $1699Check Details
Dec 0318 Nights Mediterranean Cruise8from $1759Check Details
Oct 0421 Nights Mediterranean Cruise9from $2429Check Details
 

 

Cruises from Miami to Europe - 2025

Miami is a great starting point for cruises to Southern European destinations like Portugal and Spain with the added benefit of stopping over in the Caribbean.

DateCruiseStopsLinePriceDetails
Apr 1231 Nights Transatlantic Cruise21from $7399Check Details
Mar 1914 Nights Northern Europe Cruise6from $7339Check Details
Apr 1224 Nights Caribbean Cruise14from $5599Check Details
Apr 0412 Nights Northern Europe Cruise4from $4599Check Details
Apr 1924 Nights Transatlantic Cruise14from $7799Check Details

 

 

Cruise from San Diego to Europe - 2025

This cruise has probably no equal. It takes you from San Diego to Europe, going West not East. It stops over in 82 locations,  starting with the Pacific Islands,  Australia,  Asia,  the Middle East and finally makes 25 stops in Europe.  

DateCruiseStopsLinePriceDetails
Jan 06156 Nights Western Europe Cruise82from $41000Check Details