Compare verified Transatlantic sailings departing from New York using the GCI long-voyage database.
New York is one of the most recognizable Transatlantic departure points. The current GCI database includes dedicated Queen Mary 2 crossings as well as repositioning inventory, creating very different ways to cross from the United States to Europe.
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This page uses New York departures specifically and does not combine Cape Liberty, New Jersey into the count. Compare dedicated crossings with repositioning cruises by ship, length, sea days and European arrival point.
Long crossings also make cabin comfort, laundry, Wi-Fi, dining, indoor public spaces and sea-day activities more important than they may be on a shorter port-intensive cruise.
GCI currently lists 4 verified Transatlantic voyages departing from New York in 2027.
| Departure | Cruise Line | Ship | From | To | Nights | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 2027 | Norwegian Cruise Line | Norwegian Gem | New York, NY, USA | Europe | 19 | Eastbound |
| May 19, 2027 | Cunard | Queen Mary 2 | New York, NY, USA | Hamburg, Germany | 9 | Eastbound |
| Jul 9, 2027 | Cunard | Queen Mary 2 | New York, NY, USA | Southampton, England | 7 | Eastbound |
| Jul 9, 2027 | Cunard | Queen Mary 2 | New York, NY, USA | New York, NY, USA | 14 | Roundtrip |
Before booking, compare the crossing direction, ship and final destination—not just the departure city. Eastbound Transatlantic cruises and westbound Transatlantic cruises can have different seasonal patterns and travel logistics.
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