Oceania Cruises presents its 2026 Voyage Collection with a variety of trips through Alaska, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and beyond, open for bookings from October 23.
The 2026 Voyage Collection features more than 100 enticing itineraries, plus 35 Grand Voyages, aboard six of the line's ultra-premium small ships.
“Oceania Cruises is all about discovering the magic of cruising on small ships, where the onboard experiences are as exceptional as the destinations visited,” said Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises. “Onboard our intimate ships, guests can customize their experience exactly as they wish, whether it’s enjoying a gourmet meal created by our esteemed onboard culinary team or taking a shore excursion – the choice is entirely theirs. The convenience of cruising on small ships allows our guests to unpack just once and explore iconic cities and hidden gems.”.
Small Ships, Big World.
With dream voyages covering the most incredible destinations from Vancouver to Papeete, Istanbul to Barcelona, and Reykjavik to London, Oceania Cruises guests can savor the joys of world travel on journeys ranging from seven to 67 days. Regardless of the cruise length chosen, Oceania Cruises guests can immerse themselves more deeply in each destination, as the line's smaller ships spend 30 to 50 percent more time in each port than premium cruise lines, including many overnight stays. Once ashore, guests can choose from hundreds of excursions at each port of call, catering to a wide range of interests, including food, wine, history, architecture, and local culture.
Intriguing itineraries explore world-famous cities like London, Copenhagen, Seattle, Berlin, Stockholm, and Reykjavik, alongside holiday islands such as Ibiza, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes, and Santorini. These itineraries also offer the chance to explore further afield, as the line's smaller vessels visit less-traveled destinations like Trapani (Sicily), Tórshavn (Faroe Islands), Arrecife (Lanzarote, Canary Islands), Mandal (Norway), Liepaja (Latvia), and Lysekil (Sweden).
Highlights of the 2026 Collection
– Riviera™ returns to Alaska in 2026 with 14 itineraries.
– Travelers can sail the Mediterranean aboard Allura™, Insignia™, and Nautica™, offering more than 50 different itineraries ranging from seven to 14 days.
– Vista™, Marina™, and Insignia will reign in the Baltic, Scandinavia, British Isles, Iceland, and Greenland with more than two dozen itineraries ranging from seven to 18 days.
– One of the highlights of the collection is the Marina Solar Eclipse cruise, departing from Copenhagen to Reykjavik on July 30 and placing travelers in the path of totality of the 2026 solar eclipse. Renowned astronomer Dennis Mammana will be on board as a guest lecturer and will narrate the eclipse.
Alaska
Season: May – September
The 2026 Collection offers 14 diverse itineraries aboard the Riviera, with featured ports of call such as Juneau, Ketchikan and Sitka and boutique ports such as Klawock, Wrangell and Haines.
Mediterranean
Season: April – December
With departures on board Allura, Insignia and Nautica, travelers can choose from more than 50 itineraries of seven to 14 days, visiting cities such as Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Athens (Piraeus), Istanbul, Lisbon and Monte Carlo.
Baltic, Scandinavia and Northern Europe
Season: May – September
With departures on board Vista, Marina and Insignia, more than 25 trips of seven to 18 days with overnight stays in cities such as Stockholm, Berlin and Reykjavik.
Canada and New England
Season: September – October
Four different 11-day itineraries aboard the Vista, with stops in Montreal, Sydney and Boston, plus lesser-known ports such as Charlottetown and Havre-Saint-Pierre.
Transoceanic
Season: October – November
Four transoceanic itineraries of 14 to 15 days with boutique stops in Kailua-Kona (Hawaii), Arrecife (Lanzarote) (Canary Islands) and Nuku Hiva (French Polynesia).
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