Let me know - would you do a Transatlantic Cruise? And if you have been do you prefer flying to Barbados and travelling back to Southampton or vice versa. And don't forget if you liked this video to subscribe to my channel www.youtube.com/@solotravel1974?sub_confirmation=1
I've crossed the Atantic twice, by ship, once each way & had a great time, both ways! The seven days at sea was long, but it depends what amenities the ship has on it & mine had a lot, i.e RCCL Independence of the Seas, plus it included 7 days to "Med" ports! My second cruise went the northern route, ie.Iceland & Greenland, straight to NYC!
You have zero knowledge of a crossing, Southampton to New York, or the east bound voyage New York to Southampton) on an Ocean Liner (ie RMS Queen Mary 2, the world's only Ocean Liner). When you've done it, come back and comment. Until then, only comment on what you've actually experienced, thank you.
@@martynmiller4247 As a platinum QM2 member I have to agree with you. I take QM2 twice a year. Is "she" perfect? No, but I'd far sooner take her than fly.
Let me know - would you do a Transatlantic Cruise? And if you have been do you prefer flying to Barbados and travelling back to Southampton or vice versa. And don't forget if you liked this video to subscribe to my channel www.youtube.com/@solotravel1974?sub_confirmation=1
I’ve done a transatlantic and transpacific. I enjoy sea days, so much so that I’m doing another transpacific next year.
Have a fab time. 😀
Thanks for the infornative video - just been looking at booking a transatlantic cruise. Just wondering whether I would be bored with so many sea days?
There is lots of activities to do onboard and it’s nice to have some time to relax as well
I've crossed the Atantic twice, by ship, once each way & had a great time, both ways!
The seven days at sea was long, but it depends what amenities the ship has on it &
mine had a lot, i.e RCCL Independence of the Seas, plus it included 7 days to "Med"
ports! My second cruise went the northern route, ie.Iceland & Greenland, straight to NYC!
Yes you have to live seadays. The cruise via Iceland and greenland sounds amazing😀
@@rongendron8705 7 med ports ! Ding ding ding ding
I love to barb to southamton
i loved it too😀
It's a crossing. Not a cruise. Take the QM2; the last of the ocean liners.
The QM2 is on my bucket list😀
@@watchtellyinuk 😂😂😂it's a ship like all the others
@@Retiredtraveler1961 All the others? You're showing your IGNORANCE. QM2 is unique. She's the only ocean liner left. Learn.
@@watchtellyinuk it's a ship don't glorify another ship
@@Retiredtraveler1961 the OP does not agree with your ignorance.
7 days at sea no port calls.....waste of $$$
You have to enjoy sea days to enjoy a transatlantic
You have zero knowledge of a crossing, Southampton to New York, or the east bound voyage New York to Southampton) on an Ocean Liner (ie RMS Queen Mary 2, the world's only Ocean Liner).
When you've done it, come back and comment.
Until then, only comment on what you've actually experienced, thank you.
@@martynmiller4247 As a platinum QM2 member I have to agree with you. I take QM2 twice a year. Is "she" perfect? No, but I'd far sooner take her than fly.
@@martynmiller4247 really?? Really??? I've had over 200 sea days all over the world ! Being Stuck on a ship (like any other) is not my idea of fun!
@@Retiredtraveler1961 Maybe you don't like the ships you'll be "stuck on"?
Time to change ships.