How do repositioning cruises compare to other forms of long-distance travel, like flying or sailing?

Oct 19, 2010 ... We are wondering if the restaurants and shows in the theaters and lounges are kept up at the same quality as a regular cruise. One truly unique voyage is Quark Expeditions' upcoming repositioning expedition of its Ocean Adventurer, from Aberdeen to Spitsbergen. After a season in ... At the end of a cruise season, cruise lines need to reposition their ships to a different home port. Many of the cruise ships in the Australian waters are only ... Feb 24, 2025 ... Some lines offer lengthy itineraries of multiple months that go in a loop, and sell individual segments. The key feature of a repositioning ... Feb 14, 2022 ... A repositioning cruise is one where the ship moves from one part of the world to another. For example, a ship might start in Europe and move to ... A repositioning cruise is a one-way sailing that occurs when a cruise line moves a ship from one region to another to start or end a seasonal itinerary — such ... October temps should still be good, as long as there are no tropical storms along the way. October can still be hurricane season. But the ship captains know how ... Jan 4, 2024 ... “Repositioning cruise” is a fancy way of saying that the ship only goes one way. It leaves from Port A and goes only one direction and drops off its passengers ... Repositioning cruises often occur in the spring or fall when cruise ships need to relocate from one region, such as the Caribbean, to another, like Alaska or ... Jul 13, 2018 ... Cruise ships sail from port to port, but also from one side of the globe to the other in search of warmer climates on what is known as a ...