As a result, cruise lines price them very attractively in order to fill ships, perhaps giving you the chance to sample a ship you might not otherwise be able to afford. Here are some repositionings offered this fall. Four ships of Radisson Seven Seas Cruises will reposition from points around the globe. Royal Olympic Cruises Olympic Voyager sails from Piraeus, Greece, to Port Everglades via Europe and the Caribbean. The 21-day voyage, departing Dec. 1, includes a rare call at Devil s Island, a former penal colony east of French Guyana.
Segments are available on both cruises.
First European Cruises 1,200-passenger Mistral will cross the Atlantic from Genoa to Guadeloupe in the Caribbean. After a five-day stretch at sea, it s on to Barbados, Grenada, St. Lucia, Martinique and Antigua. Renaissance Cruises will reposition two ships from Athens to Mahe in the Seychelles. A 16-day R2 sailing from Lisbon Nov. 9 calls at Las Palmas and Porto Grande in Portugal on one side of the Atlantic and in Recife, Salvador and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil on the other side. To kick off its Panama Canal season, Crystal Cruises Crystal Harmony will reposition to the Caribbean from a bit closer to home.