Princess Cruises Transatlantic Cruises

As you sail on a Transatlantic cruise with Princess Cruises, you’ll truly cherish your time aboard and experience the incredible ports-of-call of the Atlantic along the way. Each day will bring new and exciting opportunities for your vacation, whether it be trekking ashore in the Caribbean for a snorkeling excursion or lounging in the hot tub by the ship pool. You may find yourself enjoying a historic city tour in Germany, or taking an onboard cooking class. New experiences, unique people, exciting cultures and more with a Princess Cruises Transatlantic cruise.

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Things to Do on a Transatlantic Cruise with Princess Cruises

One of the most exciting things about a Transatlantic cruise with Princess Cruises is the magnificent variety of shore excursions you will find available on either end of your journey. That means one day of your cruise could be spent ashore in New York City, visiting the Statue of Liberty and the cornerstone of immigration, Ellis Island. On the other end of the sea, you could be headed to shore to search through a deep history and pay respect at the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin. Each day will be an adventure on your vacation!

• Statue of Liberty (New York, New York)
  The famous Statue of Liberty is American’s greatest symbol for the country’s democracy and freedom! The Statue’s museum is a popular attraction for those wanting to learn more about the 305 foot tall woman.
   

• Ellis Island (New York, New York)
  Ellis Island was always full of activity for the immigration of 1892-1954, making the island one of the most historically significant landmarks of the United States. The island attracts visitors wanting to find more documentation and history on their ancestors.
   

• Holocaust Memorial (Berlin, Germany)
  This somber concrete landmark honors the Jews that were killed during the Holocaust. While a tour of Germany’s sobering Holocaust Memorial revisits one of humanity’s darkest of times, the experience is extremely moving and shouldn’t be missed.
   

• Guggenheim Museum and Old Quarter (Bilbao, Spain)
  The Guggenheim Museum may be the most curvaceous building you’ve ever seen. The shining structure is home to a renowned collection of modern art. After exploring the site, you’ll journey to the old quarter with its 14th century cathedral and Arriaga Theater. You’ll also find plenty of boutiques and restaurants.
   

• Sark Island and Bicycle Tour (Guernsey, England)
  Enjoy a 45-minute ferry ride to the smallest Channel Island, Sark. The tiny island is only 3 miles long and does not permit cars, so it’s perfect for a refreshing bike ride. On the way you’ll see the gardens that make the home of the island’s Lord, considered the finest in the Channel Islands.
   

• Eyrarbakki, Stokkseyri and Lake Kleifarvatn (Reykjavik, Iceland)
  Tour the volcano-laden interior of Iceland. Through your tour you’ll also encounter bogs, marshes and a black sand beach. You’ll get close to the island’s “hot spot” where it’s said the spewing magma was responsible for creating the island. In Stokkseyri you’ll get a taste of the island’s cuisine which includes langoustine, couscous and grilled potatoes.