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Club Med transatlantic cruises at a glance

Twice a year, the Club Med 2 changes oceans with its passengers on board. The Autumn Transatlantic leaves Málaga, Spain, on November 15, 2026 and arrives in Fort-de-France, Martinique, on November 30, after calls in Tangier, Casablanca, Lanzarote and Barbados. The Spring Transatlantic leaves La Romana, Dominican Republic, on March 26, 2027 and reaches Málaga on April 10, calling at St. Martin and Tenerife. Each lasts fifteen nights aboard a 187-metre, five-masted sailing ship in the Exclusive Collection range, with about ten days on the open sea along the trade-wind route. It is the voyage for people who love the open ocean, a slow rhythm and the pleasure of arriving on another continent by sea.

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What is the itinerary of the Autumn Transatlantic 2026?

This cultural cruise begins in Málaga on Sunday, November 15, 2026: boarding takes place in the afternoon and the ship sets sail at 10:30 p.m. The next day, it calls at Tangier, then Casablanca, two Moroccan days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. After a day at sea, it stops in Arrecife, on the volcanic island of Lanzarote, on November 19. Then come nine days of ocean crossing, until the arrival in Barbados on November 29. The Club Med 2 docks in Fort-de-France on Monday, November 30 at 7 a.m., and disembarkation takes place between 9 and 11 a.m.

What is the itinerary of the Spring Transatlantic 2027?

It takes the reverse route at the end of the Caribbean season. Boarding takes place in La Romana on Friday, March 26, 2027, from 4 to 8 p.m. After a day at sea, the ship calls at St. Martin on March 28, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., then heads out on the great crossing to the Canary Islands. It reaches Tenerife on April 7 for a morning, and ends its voyage in Málaga on Saturday, April 10, with disembarkation between 9 and 11 a.m. The Club Med 2 then begins its Mediterranean season.

What can you see during the ports of call?

The autumn ports of call are the richest. In Tangier, the excursions on offer lead to the kasbah, the medina and Cape Spartel, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean. Club Med also offers a two-day Imperial Morocco excursion through Asilah, Rabat and Casablanca, and in Casablanca, a traditional hammam followed by a Moroccan breakfast. In Lanzarote, you visit the Fire Mountains and the works of architect César Manrique, who shaped the island with lava. Barbados can be explored by 4x4, by submarine or aboard a vintage train. In spring, St. Martin and Tenerife offer two lovely breathers before and after the crossing.

How do you spend the days on the open sea?

This is the heart of the experience. The Club Med 2 unfurls its seven sails, and life revolves around the 2,700-square-metre teak deck: sunrise yoga, pools, reading in the shade, fitness sessions, a drink at the bar while watching the horizon. The ship's activity program is designed for these crossing days, and the Sothys spa offers treatments à la carte. In the evening, the G.O's entertainment takes over. A doctor and a nurse are on board throughout the crossing.

What does the Club Med 2 all-inclusive package cover?

The package covers your cabin, meals from morning to evening, the open bar, refreshments, sports and daytime and evening entertainment. Deluxe cabins and suites also enjoy breakfast served in the cabin, champagne from 6 p.m. and a concierge service. Shore excursions and spa treatments are booked à la carte. On the crossings, the ship docks in ports, so the stern marina stays closed: water sports are part of the Caribbean and Mediterranean cruises.

How do you get to Málaga or back from Fort-de-France?

For the autumn crossing, you fly to Spain on the way out and return to Quebec from Martinique, whose airport is connected to Montreal in winter. For the spring crossing, you travel to the Dominican Republic via Punta Cana or La Romana, then return from Málaga with a connection in Europe. Your advisor books these one-way flights, the transfers and, if needed, a hotel night before boarding, which leaves time to enjoy a departure city as pleasant as Málaga.

Can you combine the crossing with a resort stay?

Yes, and it is a lovely way to stretch the trip. Before the Autumn Transatlantic, Club Med Marbella is less than an hour from Málaga, on the Costa del Sol. On arrival in Fort-de-France, Club Med Les Boucaniers awaits on Sainte-Anne beach, ideal for a few days of rest in the sun before flying home. In spring, Club Med Punta Cana or Club Med Michès Playa Esmeralda pair well with the departure from La Romana.

Who is an Atlantic crossing designed for?

The crossing appeals to travellers who love long stretches of time: curious retirees, couples who want to truly unplug, sailing enthusiasts who dreamed of following the route of the great navigators, readers who set off with a stack of books. The Club Med 2 atmosphere, with about 400 passengers, makes these fifteen nights friendly and relaxed. Children are welcome on the ship from age 8, but the family-labelled cruises in the Caribbean and the Mediterranean suit them best.

Why book your Club Med transatlantic crossing with us?

Voyages Synergia received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025, and our specialists know how to organize a trip that starts on one continent and ends on another: one-way flights, a hotel night before boarding, a resort stay on arrival. Find the full offer on our Club Med Cruises page, discover the ship on our Club Med 2 yacht page, and see the seasons that frame these crossings with our Club Med Caribbean cruises and our Club Med Mediterranean cruises.

Call 1-866-628-6241. You will reach someone who knows this ship and has time for you. We look together at what is available on your dates, we choose the right crossing, and we stay on the line throughout your trip. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and travelling with someone behind you.

  • Passenger leaning on the rail of the Club Med 2 on the open sea

    Passenger leaning on the rail of the Club Med 2 on the open sea

  • The Alhambra of Granada before the Sierra Nevada, in Andalusia

    The Alhambra of Granada before the Sierra Nevada, in Andalusia

  • The Club Med 2 under sail at sunset

    The Club Med 2 under sail at sunset

  • The Club Med 2 sails seen from the deck

    The Club Med 2 sails seen from the deck

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Autumn Transatlantic includes ten days at sea, nine of them in a row between Lanzarote and Barbados. The spring crossing has about twelve, with the great crossing between St. Martin and Tenerife. These days without ports of call are what make the voyage so special.
The Club Med 2 follows the trade-wind route, chosen for centuries for its steadiness, and its long 187-metre hull keeps it stable. Sensitive travellers should choose a cabin in the middle of the ship, on a lower deck, and bring their usual remedies. A doctor is on board.
Yes, Club Med presents it as a cultural cruise. It combines days at sea with calls in Morocco, at Tangier and Casablanca, in the Canary Islands and in Barbados, and offers excursions such as the two-day Imperial Morocco tour through Asilah, Rabat and Casablanca.
Yes. The size of the ship and the presence of the G.O make the crossing very sociable, and meals are easily shared with other passengers. Your advisor gives you the single-occupancy conditions for cabins when you book.
The route runs south, in the trade-wind latitudes. In November as in April, days grow warmer as you approach the Antilles, and the water temperature follows the same curve. Also pack a light sweater for evenings on deck and the European ports of call.
Yes. Club Med provides a doctor and a nurse on board throughout the crossing, including the nine consecutive days on the open sea of the autumn route. It is a detail that reassures many travellers setting off for fifteen nights far from shore.
Yes, a valid Canadian passport is mandatory. The autumn crossing calls in Morocco, Spain and Barbados, and the spring crossing in St. Martin and Spain. Your advisor checks the entry requirements of each country when you book.
Lanzarote is a volcanic island in the Canaries with black and ochre landscapes, where architect César Manrique blended his houses, gardens and viewpoints into the lava. Timanfaya National Park, the Fire Mountains, still has ground that is hot just a few metres below the surface.
Early, because the Club Med 2 has only 184 cabins and the crossings have a loyal following. Suites and the best-located cabins go first. Your advisor also keeps an eye on Club Med's early-booking deals.
Yes. The Club Med 2 leaves Fort-de-France again on November 30, 2026 with ABC Islands Escape, its first cruise of the winter. It is therefore possible to stay on board and extend the voyage in the Antilles. Your advisor checks availability for both departures.
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