Transatlantic Cruise Ports of Call

A Disney Cruise ship sails through the ocean close to sunset

Set sail for sun, fun and adventure in the Mediterranean and Caribbean—which might include a visit to Disney’s private Bahamian island. Or cruise to the high-energy vibe of New York before exploring the stunning waterways and picturesque seaside towns of Scandinavia.

Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona, surrounded by trees and lush foliage

Barcelona, Spain

This port of departure is well worth exploring, with architecture from medieval to modernist, plentiful parks and museums, buzzing nightlife, beaches and Catalonian culinary delights.

A bridge over a river that flows through a city

Bilbao, Spain

Home of the Guggenheim Museum, this modern Spanish city also boasts delicious cuisine and a vibrant culture.

An old castle with grass and moss growing in patches on its walls in Dover England

Dover, England

This historic port is famed for its dramatic white cliffs, a focal point of defense and attack during WWI and II. Explore its subterranean tunnels and spy France across the Channel!

Thorny plants on a cliff overlooking a black sand coastline with other cliffs in the distance

Funchal (Madeira), Portugal

Your entryway to lush Madeira Island, Funchal is blessed with year-round mild weather and fertile volcanic soil. Beautiful gardens, boating, whale watching and more await you here.

Fishing boats next to docks in a canal lined by houses

Halifax (Nova Scotia), Canada

Halifax offers visitors the bustle of a metropolis, the vibrancy of a university town and the serenity of its many provincial parks.

A lighthouse on a rocky coastline next to a city

La Coruña, Spain

Visit ancient Roman historical sites or relax at beautiful beaches in this port city on Spain's northwestern coast.

Baroque style buildings, amid busy streets with people and cars at night

Lisbon, Portugal

Perched atop hills overlooking the Tagus River, this capital city charms with cobblestone streets, broad boulevards, early Gothic and Manueline architecture, and artisanal shopping.

New York, New York

New York, New York

Bustling with excitement, the Big Apple surrounds visitors with iconic sights, from Central Park to Ellis Island. You can even tour the city solo and create your own New York adventure!

A town sits on a crescent shaped peninsula with mountains in the background

Ponta Delgada, Portugal

Discover one of Europe’s best-kept tourism secrets! Lush green fields, stark volcanic mountains and sparkling lagoons accent the beauty of this port of call with incredible culture, cuisine and city life.

The sun peeking through Stonehenge

Portland, (Stonehenge), England

An island made of limestone in the English Channel is a central part of the Jurassic Coast and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is etched with natural beauty.

Ringaskiddy (Cork), Ireland

The city of Cork offers travelers the chance to get swept away in the beauty of its verdant landscapes and to explore many historical landmarks including Blarney Castle—one of the most famous attractions in Ireland.

Houses and shops line a steep hill next to a bay with a buoy and a fishing boat in it

St. John's (Newfoundland), Canada

Established in 1497, this provincial capital city considered to be the oldest British-founded colony in North America blends big-city sophistication and small-town charm.

Hotels along the waterfront at night, in Sydney Canada

Sydney (Nova Scotia), Canada

Nova Scotia’s second-biggest city, on Cape Breton Island, boasts plentiful Orca whale sightings and puts you within reach of the scenic Cabot Trail and Louisburg Fortress.

Plymouth, England

With a rich maritime history that includes the launch of the Mayflower, Britain’s port city of Plymouth offers ancient monuments, charming cobblestone villages and stunning sandy beaches.