The Wind Surf raises her sails in Barbados and crosses the Atlantic for the summer season on March 21, and passengers will enjoy two whole weeks at sea before arriving in Lisbon. The Oceania Regatta sails from Miami for Europe the same day, stopping in Madeira and Morocco before disembarking in Barcelona after a 14-day cruise.
Four interested repositioning cruises in April 2010 include the MSC Sinfonia from South Africa to the Mediterranean; Rhapsody of the Seas from Sydney to Honolulu; Norwegian Spirit from New Orleans to Boston via Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda; and the Brilliance of the Seas from Dubai to Barcelona via the Suez Canal.
Numerous other ships that have wintered in the Caribbean will be heading for Europe in April. Some will spend most of the spring, summer, and fall in the Mediterranean. Others will cover both the Mediterranean and elsewhere in Europe. These ships include
- Holland America Line Eurodam
- Fred Olsen Line Boudicca
- Wind Star
- Azamara Journey
- Oceania Cruises' Insignia
- Star Clippers Royal Clipper
- Star Clippers Star Flyer
- Royal Caribbean Vision of the Seas
- Seabourn Legend
- Royal Caribbean Navigator of the Seas
- Disney Magic
- Royal Caribbean Independence of the Seas
- Celebrity Constellation
- Holland America Line Westerdam
- Silversea Silver Cloud
- Fred Olsen Line Braemar
- Royal Caribbean Voyager of the Seas
- Celebrity Equinox
- MSC Orchestra
- Silversea Silver Spirit
- Star Princess
- Sea Dream I
- Sea Dream II
- Norwegian Sun
- MSC Poesia
- Norwegian Gem
- Norwegian Sun
- Crown Princess
- Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas
- Holland America Line Noordam
- MSC Opera
- Costa Atlantica
- Royal Caribbean Jewel of the Seas
- Celebrity Century
- Regent Seven Seas Voyager
- Holland America Zuiderdam
- Coral Princess
- Golden Princess
- Radiance of the Seas
- Island Princess
