5
Oct 2026
Honolulu → Papeete
Oceania Riviera
Oceania Cruises
14 nights
oceaniacruises.com →
The finder
Repositioning Cruise Finder
Every one-way repositioning sailing we could confirm on the cruise lines' own websites, from transatlantic and transpacific crossings to Panama Canal and Hawaii moves. Filter by crossing, month, departure region, cruise line and length.
- Sailings
- 517
- Ships
- 133
- Lines
- 12
Showing sailings that call at or start from Hawaii. Show every route
October 2026
11
Oct 2026
Honolulu → Sydney
Anthem of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
18 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
April 2027
9
Apr 2027
Sydney → Honolulu
Celebrity Solstice
Celebrity Cruises
15 nights
celebritycruises.com →
14
Apr 2027
Sydney → Honolulu
Anthem of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
16 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
20
Apr 2027
Sydney → Honolulu
Celebrity Edge
Celebrity Cruises
17 nights
celebritycruises.com →
23
Apr 2027
Honolulu → Vancouver
Celebrity Solstice
Celebrity Cruises
9 nights
celebritycruises.com →
29
Apr 2027
Honolulu → Vancouver
Anthem of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
8 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
May 2027
6
May 2027
Honolulu → Vancouver
Celebrity Edge
Celebrity Cruises
8 nights
celebritycruises.com →
September 2027
17
Sep 2027
Vancouver → Honolulu
Celebrity Solstice
Celebrity Cruises
11 nights
celebritycruises.com →
26
Sep 2027
Vancouver → Honolulu
Anthem of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
10 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
28
Sep 2027
Honolulu → Sydney
Celebrity Solstice
Celebrity Cruises
18 nights
celebritycruises.com →
October 2027
1
Oct 2027
Vancouver → Honolulu
Celebrity Edge
Celebrity Cruises
9 nights
celebritycruises.com →
6
Oct 2027
Honolulu → Sydney
Anthem of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
17 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
10
Oct 2027
Honolulu → Sydney
Celebrity Edge
Celebrity Cruises
17 nights
celebritycruises.com →
November 2027
8
Nov 2027
Vancouver → Honolulu
Ovation of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
9 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
17
Nov 2027
Honolulu → Brisbane
Ovation of the Seas
Royal Caribbean
16 nights
royalcaribbean.com →
No sailings match these filters. Try a wider month or any cruise line.
How to use the finder
Pick the crossing you are interested in, the region you want to leave from, a month or a cruise line. The list narrows as you choose. Every row links to that sailing on the cruise line’s own website, where you can see today’s fare and cabin availability.
Repositioning sailings cluster in two windows. In spring, roughly March to May, ships leave the Caribbean for Europe and Alaska and cross the Pacific toward Alaska and North America. In fall, roughly September to November, they come back. If you are flexible about the month, set the month filter to “Any month” and look at both windows.
What the list includes
One-way sailings that move a ship between seasonal regions: transatlantic crossings in both directions, transpacific voyages, Panama Canal transits, Hawaii and Pacific coast repositioning, Australia and Asia moves, and the shorter coastal sailings when a ship changes home port. Round trips and river cruises are left out.
We do not list fares. They change daily and differ by cabin, so a price here would be out of date within a week. For what a crossing usually costs per night, see are repositioning cruises cheaper and how to find the cheapest fares.
Questions before booking
When are repositioning cruises?
Mostly in two windows: spring (March to May) when ships move toward Europe, Alaska and North America for summer, and fall (September to November) when they return to the Caribbean, Australia and Asia. The finder groups sailings by month so you can see both windows at once.
How far ahead are repositioning cruises released?
Cruise lines usually open these sailings 12 to 24 months ahead. That is why the finder already shows departures well into next year. Lines also add sailings during the year, so it is worth checking back.
Why doesn't the finder show prices?
Fares on repositioning cruises change daily and vary by cabin, so any price we printed would soon be wrong. Each sailing links to the cruise line's own page, which shows the current fare.
How often is the list checked?
Every sailing was checked on the cruise line's own website on the date shown next to the list. Sold-out sailings often disappear from the lines' search, so a crossing you know about may be missing because it is full.