The westerly winds make this somewhat faster than from the UK to the US.
It depends on the type of boat or ship. The ancient sailing ships took between three weeks and three months depending on the prevailing winds, and a lower range of about two weeks would apply to sailboats using the most direct routes.
In the 19th century, steamships cut the time to less than two weeks. Modern cruise ships, cargo ships, tankers, and container ships can transit the Atlantic in as little as 6 or 7 days, averaging 20 to 25 knots. But slower ships can still take 2 or 3 weeks to reach various destinations in Europe.
11 days
about a month
2272 years
depends how fast the boat wants to go
1 to 14 days or more
It takes 23 weeks in a sail boat to go to USA
2-3 Weeks
It takes 12hrs
Depends on how you travel. Flying is faster than a boat. Tell us where you are starting from and your form of transportation and we will tell you how long it takes.
10 days
Yes you can if you take a boat or a plane
Both. There was already thousands of us troops in Britain in 1940 after Dunkirk. they would have been transported by ship mostly but when the German U-boat campaign started, they would have to take air