The 70-year-old lady, who has not been named, vanished a week into a 35-night Christmas voyage on board the Saga Sapphire boat.
Her female travel partner reported her missing in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The 600-traveler ship, which left from Southampton on December 7, pivoted and did a quest for the lady.
A Saga representative said: "Amid the morning of Sunday thirteenth December, whilst the Saga Sapphire was intersection the Atlantic, a 70-year-old traveler was accounted for missing by her voyaging sidekick.
"Taking after an extensive inquiry of the boat, she couldn't be found. Working in conjunction with sea powers the Saga Sapphire re-followed her way and directed an inquiry.
"The skipper and sea powers have now reasoned that given the time span the woman would have been over the edge the inquiry ought to be finished up."
"This is an awful occasion and our requests to God are with the family, companions and voyaging friend for their misfortune. We are giving backing to her voyaging sidekick locally available and for relatives in the UK."
The quest for the lady was in the long run canceled at around 2.30pm UK time yesterday.
The episode is not being dealt with as suspicious.
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The Saga Sapphire, which represents considerable authority in travels for the more than the 50s, is portrayed on its site as "rich, immortal, unwinding".
The boat has its own insane green, and brags a "casual air, extensive lodges and a large group of energizing components".
The boat called at Funchal, Madeira, on December 11, and will land at Bridgetown, Barbados, on Friday.
Travelers on the voyage will profit to Britain for January 10.
A Foreign Office representative said: "We have been informed that a British national has disappeared whilst on a voyage ship in the Atlantic.
"We are in contact with the voyage administrator and stand prepared to give consular assistance".
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