Repositioning voyages are grouped by corridor. Open one to read its sailings as a list, a gantt or a register.
One-way crossings between Florida and the Mediterranean, spring and fall.
New York and Montréal to Southampton and Reykjavík, at the height of summer.
Florida to California through the Panama Canal — the full run between the coasts.
Tokyo and Yokohama to Vancouver and Seattle — out in spring, back in fall.
The southern Atlantic crossing — Barbados and San Juan to Lisbon and Barcelona.
Transits of the canal itself — Colón to Panama City and Puntarenas, ocean to ocean.
Los Angeles and Honolulu to Tahiti and Sydney — the long haul into the Pacific.
Winter sailings between Miami or Fort Lauderdale and Panama City, crossing the canal on the way.
Miami and New York to Lima and Santiago, by way of the Panama Canal.
Short runs between the islands and the canal — Barbados and Cartagena to Panama City.
Seward and Whittier to Tokyo and Yokohama — the crossings that open and close the Alaska season.
The long Pacific leg between Chile or Peru and French Polynesia — Santiago and Lima to Papeete.
Crossings between the islands and Northern Europe — Barbados and Guadeloupe to Hamburg.
Island-to-island repositionings — Fiji to Tahiti, and onward to Sydney.
Between the Mediterranean and the Red Sea — Athens and Barcelona to Aqaba, Jeddah and Sokhna.
Los Angeles to Southampton, Seattle to Reykjavík — the rare West Coast runs to Europe.
Over the top of North America — Alaska to Greenland or Iceland in the late-summer window.
Short hops between Caribbean home ports — today, San Juan to Antigua and back.
From the islands through the canal to South America's Pacific coast — Barbados to Valparaíso.
November crossings from Barcelona, Marseille and Lisbon to Santos in Brazil.
Spring crossings between Germany and Brazil — Kiel and Hamburg to Santos, Salvador and Belém.
Canal-side ports to South America's Pacific coast — Colón to Valparaíso and Lima.
The long diagonal between the canal and the Mediterranean — Colón to Savona, Lisbon to Panama City.
Repositionings within South America — today, Belém to Lima by way of the Panama Canal.
The long way around — today, a single Toronto to Whittier sailing through the Panama Canal.
The Atlantic diagonal — today, a single sailing between Hamburg and Panama City.
From the canal into the Pacific islands — today, a single Panama City to Papeete sailing.
From the canal up the coast to California — today, a single Colón to Los Angeles sailing.
Stays in the far North Atlantic — today, a single Nuuk to Reykjavík sailing.