Every trip is unique and meticulously planned. Dream destinations, relaxation, and free time to discover the art, culture, and gastronomy of each place… Oceania Cruises focuses its cruises on exquisite cuisine and captivating destinations, many of them UNESCO World Heritage sites, aboard its seven modern, intimate, and luxurious ships, accommodating between 670 and 1,250 passengers. These ships call at both major and boutique ports around the world on voyages ranging from 7 days to over 200 days.
Now is the time to plan a trip with Oceania Cruises, because from this moment and for a limited time, they are offering customers several promotions, including upgrades of up to four suite categories on select cruises. They are also offering the opportunity to enhance the travel experience with other benefits such as simply MORE, which includes gratuities, free shore excursions, wine, champagne and more, as well as complimentary specialty gourmet dining and unlimited internet service.
The upgrade of up to four suite categories is available for bookings made until June 30th for cruises departing between September 2024 and October 15th, 2025, for 66 departures included in this promotion. These cruises are specially designed to showcase the world's most fascinating destinations to be discovered aboard their luxurious ships, with personalized service and excellence, such as the following:
- From Los Angeles to Tokyo, an exotic 25-day cruise aboard the Regatta, departing on October 3, 2024 from Los Angeles with stops in San Francisco, Astoria (Oregon – USA), Victoria (Canada), Vancouver (Canada), The Inside Passage, Ketchikan (Alaska), Sitka (Alaska), Hubbard Glacier, Seward (Alaska), Kodiak (Alaska), Dutch Harbor (Aleutian Islands – Alaska) and Kushiro, Hakodate, Miyako, Oarai and Tokyo in Japan.
- From Papete to Papete, a 10-day cruise aboard the Nautica through French Polynesia, departing on January 26, 2025, with stops in Moorea, Fakarava, Nuku Hiva, Rangiroa, Bora Bora, Raiatea and Papete.
- From Rio de Janeiro to Santa Cruz de Tenerife, a 16-day cruise aboard the Marina, departing on April 5, 2025, visiting Rio de Janeiro, Buzios, Salvador, Maceió and Recife in Brazil, crossing the Atlantic Ocean to reach Porto Grande in Cape Verde, Dakar in Senegal, San Sebastián de la Gomera and Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
- From New York to Oranjestad, a 14-day cruise aboard the Insignia, departing on October 28, 2025, with stops in Hamilton and St. George in Bermuda, Gustavia in St. Barts, Rouseau in Dominica, Castries in St. Lucia, Bridgetown in Barbados, Kingstown in St. Vincent, St. Georges in Grenada, Klanlendijk in Bonaire, Willemstad in Curaçao, and Oranjestad in Aruba.
Thanks to the small size of the company's seven ships (Regatta, Insignia, Nautica, Sirena, Marina, Riviera and Vista), more attractive ports are visited with extended stops and even overnight stays, allowing you to enjoy exclusive destinations day and night.
An eighth ship, currently under construction, will join the fleet in July 2025: the Allura, a sister ship to the Vista with a capacity for 1,200 passengers. Its maiden voyage will depart from Trieste, Italy, on July 18, 2025, and will be a six-day cruise to Athens, Greece, with stops at iconic Eastern Mediterranean destinations such as Rijeka, Croatia; Ravenna, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; and Kotor, Montenegro. After spending its summer season in the Mediterranean, the Allura will make several voyages in Canada and New England before its winter season in the Caribbean, based in Miami.
The cuisine, inspired by Chef Jacques Pépinand with Chef Alexis Quaretti and Chef Eric Barale as executive culinary directors, is another of the company's strengths, and all ships feature a menu brimming with high-quality, artisanal ingredients from around the world. The gourmet restaurants serve a variety of exquisite dishes to suit all tastes, offering a wide range of options from Italian cuisine to classic steak dishes.
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