Luxury Transatlantic Cruises to Europe From Florida
Embark on the journey of a lifetime as you cross the vast Atlantic Ocean on a luxury cruise from Florida to Europe. Crossings last from 12 to 15 nights, with long, blissful days to commune with the ocean and enjoy the luxurious facilities of your Celebrity ship. You’ll stop in exciting destinations including pretty Bermuda, the volcanic Azores, rugged, sub-tropical Madeira, and the Canary Islands.
Once you arrive in continental Europe, immerse yourself in the region’s culture, history, and cuisine. Explore dynamic cities like Málaga and Barcelona, or Roman-founded Cartagena. Some cruises head along France’s glamorous Côte d’Azur, while others follow a course north to Ireland, romantic Paris, and the exquisite city of Bruges.
Itineraries
Featured Ports
Ponta Delgada, Azores
Ponta Delgada is the gateway to the verdant, volcanic islands of the Azores. As the capital of this Portuguese archipelago, Ponta Delgada offers Old-World charm in its colonial architecture, along with stunning natural attractions. Book an excursion to Lagoa do Fogo (Fire Lake), or soak in the thermal hot springs of Furnas, all within easy reach of the port. Taste the famous “Bolos Lêvedos” (Portuguese-style muffins) for a snack, and dine at one of the island’s many seafood restaurants.
Tenerife, Canary Islands
Subtropical Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is dominated by the often snow-capped Teide, Spain’s highest mountain. A 4x4 expedition up here takes you to another world, a lunar landscape formed by volcanic activity. Lower down, you’ll find lush laurel forests, fertile valleys, and pretty towns unchanged by time. In Santa Cruz, the capital, explore gourmet tapas bars or head for one of the gorgeous beaches nearby.
Málaga, Spain
Málaga lies on the sun-drenched Costa del Sol, a string of golden beaches stretching to either side. Visit Gibralfaro Castle, see the birthplace of Picasso, and admire contemporary art at the avant-garde Centre Pompidou. Leave time for tapas and ice-cold beer in a shady square, or fresh seafood on the beach. You’ll also be within easy reach of Andalucia’s sugar-cube pueblos blancos, or “white towns”, as well as the magnificent Alhambra’s Palace in Granada.
