Oceania Cruises presents its 2024 travel schedule to Europe, Alaska, Canada, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Africa, South America, the South Pacific and the Caribbean. The Collection encompasses more than 350 itineraries, including more than 130 grand voyages on seven ships and on all seven continents.
“In addition to being renowned for offering the finest cuisine at sea, Oceania Cruises is also recognized for designing the most compelling itineraries in the cruise industry,” said Howard Sherman, president and CEO of Oceania Cruises. “With our 2024 collection, we have set a new standard in destination innovation by offering an astounding combination of iconic destinations and exotic locations combined into a wide range of thoughtfully crafted travel offerings.”
EUROPE – With six ships spread across the continent, destinations are as diverse as Greenland and Iceland in the north and west to the Holy Lands of Egypt and Israel in the south and east, and everywhere in between. The Insignia, Nautica, Marina , and Sirena will spend most of the season exploring Northern Europe and the Western wine countries. The Riviera and Vista will cruise the Mediterranean with countless itineraries to Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Malta, Israel, and Egypt, among others.
NORTH AMERICA – The Regatta, the Insignia and the Nautica will offer more than thirty attractive itineraries through Alaska, Canada and New England, Bermuda and the colonial south of the United States.
SOUTH AMERICA – From the Amazon to Chile’s rugged, glacially sculpted coast, South America is a vast continent brimming with exciting exploration opportunities and vibrant heritage. The Marina will sail across the continent and even venture into Paradise Bay, Admiralty Bay, and Half Moon Island in Antarctica.
ASIA & AFRICA – With more than 30 itineraries in these two regions, the Riviera will make its inaugural season in the region, sailing from Arabia to India, via Southeast Asia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, South Korea, and Japan. The Nautica will explore the Far East while offering a captivating series of cruises showcasing South Africa, Mozambique, Mayotte, and the Seychelles, and the Regatta will offer a series of voyages that are a true kaleidoscope of these fairytale countries.
SOUTH PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND – Oceania Cruises expands its offerings with two ships in the region: the Regatta and the Nautica. The Regatta offers New Zealand and Australia, while the Nautica offers a series of four 10-day round-trip cruises from Papeete.
CARIBBEAN, PANAMA CANAL & MEXICO – Itineraries include lesser-known destinations such as Bonaire, Dominica, Guadeloupe and St. Vincent, along with the captivating yacht harbors of Gustavia, Rodney Bay, Tortola and Port Royal
Highlights of the 2024 collection
- The new ports of call include Beppu (Japan), Bluff (New Zealand), Castro (Chile), Coron (Philippines), Djupivogur (Iceland), Gatun Lake (Panama), Heimaey (Iceland), Port Royal (Jamaica), Kumamoto (Japan), Limerick (Ireland), São Francisco do Sul (Brazil), Seydisfjordur (Iceland), Szczecin (Poland) and Taranto (Italy).
- The duration of the itineraries ranges from 7 to 82 days.
- Hundreds of overnight stays and longer port stays.
- The Riviera begins its inaugural season with trips to Arabia, India, Asia, Japan and the Philippines.
- The Regatta and Nautica offer more than 20 cruises to Australia, the South Pacific and Polynesia.
- The Marina, the Riviera, the Sirena and the Vista offer 99 travel options around the Mediterranean.
- The Insignia, Nautica, Marina and Sirena offer more than 60 cruise options to Iceland, Greenland, the British Isles and Ireland, the Norwegian fjords and North Cape, and the wine countries and major European capitals.
- The Regatta resumes its ever-popular Alaska cruises in 2024 with a selection of 7- to 23-day itineraries departing from Seattle, Vancouver, Seward, and Los Angeles.
- The Insignia and the Nautica will offer fifteen cruises of 7 to 18 days to Bermuda, Canada and New England with departures from New York, Boston and Montreal.
- The Nautica and the Marina will offer 15 cruises to South America ranging from 10 to 51 days.
- The Regatta, Insignia, Nautica, Sirena and Vista will offer an epic selection of more than 50 sailings to the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, the Mexican Riviera and California wine country.
