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Repositioning Cruises - Spring 2010

Repositioning Cruises Are Often a Great Cruise Bargain

By Linda Garrison, About.com

The repositioning season for 2010 starts in the early spring when ships in South America head back north. The Radiance of the Seas will sail from Valparaiso to San Diego in mid-March as she moves towards Alaska for the summer. Other ships that have wintered in South America and will cruise Alaska in the summer such as the Norwegian Sun will follow in April 2010.

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.

Numerous other ships that have wintered in the Caribbean will be heading for Europe in April. These ships include the Fred Olsen Line Boudicca, Wind Star, and Azamara Journey.

Panama Canal cruises in the spring and fall are sometimes marketed as repositioning cruises, although most ships visit several ports of call along the way. Two Princess ships - the Coral Princess and Island Princess - will leave Florida in April 2010 for Vancouver, sailing through the Panama Canal and coast of Mexico and the western USA.

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