The Ship-Hop Atlas: Transatlantic Edition 2027-2028
Every trip in the Atlas needs a valid passport. These sailings cross between countries, so the closed-loop exception does not apply.
The Ship-Hop Atlas
Two-ship Atlantic crossings, April 2027 to December 2028, already researched, matched, and mapped. You just pick yours.
I built this because I wanted to get to Europe without flying, and nobody had ever matched the ships that can do it. So here they are: two years of sailings from more than 30 cruise lines, paired ship to ship, every route mapped. That work is done. It’s in here.
What you get
All 86 matched crossings for 2027 and 2028, each with its own route map, dates, nights in Europe, hop logistics, and a Ship-Hop Score. The Find My Ship-Hop tool narrows the 86 to your month, your departure region, and your trip length. Every combo card carries its last-verified date, and booking doors for both sailings wherever the line sells through my booking engine, plus my Start Planning page on every card.
What this is, and what it is not
This is a fixed edition: researched crossings, verified as of the date stamped on each card, with live booking links for prices and availability. It is not a live schedule service and it does not update itself. Schedules change; the booking links are where live truth lives. Buying the Atlas also does not include my personal booking service. If you want me to plan and book it with you, that is my Start Planning page, and guide buyers are welcome there.
Price
Regular price $49. Introductory price $39, a genuine launch discount, available for a limited time after launch.
What is a ship-hop? One full page of the Atlas:
Founding Buyer Price: $39
You’re getting the complete Atlas at our introductory price, including every quarterly update for this edition. Updates keep this edition current: sailings re-verified, changes and corrections folded in. They run until the last sailing in this edition comes home, December 22, 2028. Then this edition is complete. Your copy is yours to keep forever. New crossings go in the next edition, which is a separate purchase.
And I want your constructive criticism!
Found something confusing? Have an idea that would make the Atlas more useful? Tell me.
Your feedback will help shape future quarterly updates.
You get the research. I get the feedback. We both win.
The Atlas is finished and complete today, not a beta test. Your feedback helps me choose what the quarterly updates improve first; I cannot promise every suggestion will make it in.
U.S. billing addresses only. Purchase terms, including the 7-day refund policy, are on the Purchase Terms page.
This isn’t a spreadsheet. It’s 86 live matches.
86 live matched trips, plus 50 bonus crossings: 112 unique sailings on 62 ships across 26 cruise lines. Every trip drawn on its own map, with real ships and real dates, checked by a person.
Find a tool that does all of this and I’ll refund you.
It has to:
- Take you from the US and back to the US, matching ships across two different cruise lines
- Work across cruise lines, not just one (26 lines in here)
- Do both directions by ship, no flight, and the ports don’t even have to match
- Draw every trip on its own map
- Use real ships and real dates, checked by a person
- Put a live booking link on both sailings
- Tell you the terminals and how the connection between ships actually works: which terminal, cab time between terminals, the train, and which part of town to sleep in on the nights between
- Give you a printable trip sheet for every trip: ships, dates, ports, terminals, connection, booking doors
I looked. It isn’t out there.
Buying this volume includes its quarterly refreshes until the volume retires; retirement ends updates, not ownership; the buyer keeps their volume forever.
Links verified as of October 18, 2026. When a sailing sails or sells out, its booking link stops working. That is the sailing ending, not the guide breaking.
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