Yes, you can still sail from the UK to the USA, and the most iconic way to do so is via the Cunard Line's Queen Mary 2. This is the only ship that still operates a regularly scheduled "Transatlantic Crossing" between Southampton and New York City. Unlike a standard cruise, this 7-day journey is a true "crossing" focused on the classic experience of ocean travel, with no port stops between the two continents. If you prefer a more traditional cruise experience, many lines like Royal Caribbean, Princess, and Norwegian offer "repositioning cruises" in the spring and autumn as they move their fleets between Europe and the Caribbean; these trips often stop in the Azores or Iceland along the way. For those looking for a non-commercial option, you can also book passage on a freighter ship, though these are rare and require booking months or years in advance. There are no "ferries" in the traditional sense that cross the Atlantic, as the distance and sea conditions require large, ocean-going vessels. Sailing is the perfect choice for those who want to avoid jet lag, as the ship's clock changes by one hour each night, allowing your body to adjust gradually to the new time zone.