10 cruise ships that are still at sea as the coronavirus shuts down the cruise industry

Cruise line: Holland America Line

Holland America has moved passengers who have not shown signs of illness from the MS Zaandam to the MS Rotterdam to ease the workload on the Zaandam's reduced staff. That process ended on Sunday, Holland America said, and the Rotterdam will sail with the Zaandam until they're able to dock.

Cruise line: P&O Cruises

The Arcadia is expected to arrive in Southampton, England on April 12, a P&O Cruises representative said. No cases of COVID-19 have been reported among the ship's passengers and crew members.

Cruise line: Princess Cruises

After some passengers left the Coral Princess on March 19, the remaining passengers will begin disembarking around Saturday in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Princess Cruises said on March 30.

"There remains no known risk of COVID-19 onboard," the company said.

Cruise line: Princess Cruises

Some passengers on the Pacific Princess left the ship March 23, but 115 did not due to medical concerns not related to COVID-19, Princess said on March 27. The remaining passengers will stay on the ship until it arrives in Los Angeles in mid-April.

Cruise line: Cunard Line

After a significant majority of its passengers left the ship in mid-March, the Queen Mary 2 is heading to Southampton, England a Cunard Line representative said. There are now 264 passengers on board.

Cruise line: MSC Cruises

After stopping in Australia, the MSC Magnifica is heading to Europe, an MSC Cruises representative said. None of the ship's passengers or crew members are sick, the representative added.

Cruise line: Cruise & Maritime Voyages

After exchanging its passengers from Australia and New Zealand for the British passengers on Cruise & Maritime Voyages' Vasco da Gama ship, the Columbus is sailing to Tilbury, with a scheduled arrival of April 13, CNN reported. No one on either ship has tested positive for COVID-19, according to CNN.

Cruise & Maritime Voyages did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Cruise line: Hapag-Lloyd Cruises

The Hanseatic Nature's guests have left the ship, though crew members are still on board as it heads from Central America to Hamburg, Germany, for a scheduled April 15 arrival, a Hapag-Lloyd Cruises representative said.

Cruise line: Hapag-Lloyd Cruises

The Europa's passengers have also disembarked, leaving only crew members on board, the Hapag-Lloyd Cruises representative said. The ship is now sailing to Barbados and is scheduled to arrive on April 3.

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