Cruises to England From the USA

Cruises to England from the USA bring you to fabulous spots including Bermuda and the mid-Atlantic Azores to Southampton on England’s picturesque southern coast. This is the gateway to the New Forest, where you can explore sleepy villages and traditional pubs. Southampton is also an easy jumping-off point for the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge and the magnificent Windsor Castle.

You’ll spend many wonderful days at sea as you cross the Atlantic, with endless opportunities for relaxation and comfort as you commune with the ocean. Sip cocktails by the pool, or enjoy world-class dining, Broadway-style shows, and award-winning service. If you're looking for an unforgettable way to discover the best of England and its many marvels, look no further than a transatlantic voyage with Celebrity Cruises.

Featured Ports of Call

Southampton, England

Southampton is one of England’s most vibrant ports and a great starting point to explore the south of the country. Walk along the 14th-century medieval town walls and discover the fortified entrance at Bargate. Tour the Tudor house and garden at St. Michael’s Square, and browse Edwardian and Victorian artifacts in the museum there. Learn about Southampton’s role in aviation during WWII at the Solent Sky Museum before settling in for a tasty pie and pint at a traditional pub.

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Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda

Bermuda’s Victorian-era Royal Naval Dockyard is the perfect base from which to explore the island. Visit the impressive National Museum of Bermuda, and shop for rum cake, hot sauces, and your own pair of linen Bermuda shorts. Go on a tour of St. George’s to explore colorful old homes and pretty churches. Hike or cycle the 18-mile Railway Trail to take in the island’s craggy scenery, and make time to relax on those famous pink sand beaches.

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Ponta Delgada, Azores, Portugal

Located in the Atlantic, the subtropical Azores archipelago, which belongs to Portugal, is a dramatic setting of volcanoes, cloud forests, crater lakes, and plunging cliffs. Historic Ponta Delgada, the capital, is packed with cobblestone squares, whitewashed houses, and ornate 16th-century churches. Out of town, marvel at the two lakes in the caldera of an extinct volcano, one green, the other blue. Or join a whale-watching tour; the waters around the islands are abundant in marine mammals.

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