Transatlantic cruise opportunities are hitting some of the lowest prices offered for Spring Break and the April holidays, including the following balcony cabins below $100 per night per person.
Taxes and port fees are additional, but agents often will discount your final price to cover these. Promotions are offered for most sailings, sometimes including drinks packages, on-board spending money, gratuities of $10 to $15 a day per person, etc. Always ask your cruise agent or the cruise line directly.
Before committing, check each ship's qualities to assure they meet your needs for the sea days during the Atlantic crossing, including size (from 2,300 to 4,300 passengers) and dining and entertainment venues.
Mid-Market cruise lines we consider usually above average in quality and service:
April 7 Fort Lauderdale to Rome, Holland America Koningsdam, built 2016, 2650 passengers, 13 nights via Ponta Delgado, Azores, and Malaga and Cartagena, Spain, some of our favorite ports. Balconies from $799 per person.
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| Koningsdam Queen's Lounge |
April 14 Fort Lauderdale to London Celebrity Silhouette, built 2011, refurbished 2015, 2,886 passengers, 13 nights including Nassau, Bahamas, an overnight in King's Wharf, Bermuda, and Lisbon. Balcony from $869.
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| Celebrity Silhouette |
April 14 Fort Lauderdale to Copenhagen Regal Princess, built 2014, refurbished 2017, 3,560 passengers, with Ponta Delgada, Zeebrugge, Belgium, Rotterdam, Holland. $1,049.
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| Regal Princess Balcony Cabin |
Other cruise lines:
April 28 New York (Manhattan) to Amsterdam Norwegian Pearl, built 2006, refurbished 2017, 2,394 passengers,, via Cork and Dublin, Ireland, Le Harve (Paris), France, Tilbury (London), England, Zeebrugge, Belgium, Amsterdam, Holland. $879.
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| Norwegian Pearl Balcony |
May 4 Fort Lauderdale to Southampton (London) Royal Caribbean Independence of the Seas built 2008, refurbished 2018, 4,375 passengers, with stops in Haiti, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, St. Maarten. $1,243.
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| Independence of the Seas |
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