Oceania Cruises has set its sights on its 2027 Northern European program, a collection of itineraries designed to showcase some of the continent's most spectacular landscapes and deeply rooted cultural traditions aboard its midsize ships. The offering includes cruises through Scandinavia, the Baltic Sea, the British Isles, Iceland, Greenland, and the Norwegian fjords.
The cruise line will operate these voyages with ships such as the Oceania Insignia, Oceania Marina, and Oceania Vista, focusing on destination-centric itineraries and ports of call that, in many cases, cannot accommodate large cruise ships. These include locations such as Rosendal (Norway), Stornoway (Scotland), Seydisfjordur (Iceland), and Karlskrona (Sweden), as well as iconic cities like Copenhagen, Reykjavik, and Stockholm.
The program is designed to take advantage of the long days of the Northern Hemisphere summer and introduce travelers to the region's culture, cuisine, and natural beauty. Highlights include cider tastings in Norway's Hardanger region, culinary tours on the Swedish island of Gotland, and off-road excursions through the remote landscapes of eastern Iceland.
Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises, highlighted that these trips offer "an extraordinary way to discover one of the most desirable regions in the world at the best time of year," combining the comfort of smaller ships with access to less crowded destinations that are difficult to explore independently.
Featured itineraries of 2027
Baltic Beauty
is an 11-day cruise between Stockholm and Copenhagen departing on June 10, 2027, aboard the Oceania Insignia. The itinerary includes stops in Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Gdansk, Karlskrona, Szczecin, Warnemünde (gateway to Berlin), Kalundborg, and Kiel, combining historic cities, Scandinavian architecture, and maritime culture.
Castles of Ice & Stone:
A 14-day voyage from London to Copenhagen departing June 22, 2027, aboard Oceania Marina. It explores Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Norway with stops in Glasgow, Londonderry, Stornoway, Scrabster, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Bergen, Stavanger, Kristiansand, Lysekil, and Gothenburg.
Landscapes of a Lifetime
10-day cruise departing and returning to Reykjavik on July 4, 2027, aboard Oceania Insignia. The itinerary skirts the Icelandic coast, visiting Heimaey, Djupivogur, Seydisfjordur, Siglufjordur, Akureyri, Isafjordur, and Grundarfjordur, plus a stop in Tórshavn, Faroe Islands.
Charms of Northern Europe
11-day itinerary from Paris to Copenhagen aboard Oceania Vista, departing July 16, 2027. Includes stops in Dover (London), Bruges, Amsterdam, Kristiansand, Oslo, Aarhus, Kiel and Helsingborg, before ending with an extended stay in Copenhagen.
Fjords to Icelandic Vistas:
A 14-day cruise between Stockholm and Reykjavik departing on August 7, 2027, aboard the Oceania Vista. It combines Baltic cities, Norwegian fjords, and Icelandic landscapes, with stops in Visby, Rønne, Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Haugesund, Flåm, Bergen, Ålesund, Djupivogur, Husavik, and Isafjordur.
Fabulous Fjords
11-day voyage departing and returning to Reykjavik on August 8, 2027 aboard Oceania Marina. The itinerary explores Iceland and Greenland, including scenic sailing through Prince Christian Sound, an overnight stay in Nuuk, and a stop in Narsaq.
Rugged to Rustic
12-day cruise from Reykjavík to Southampton, London departing August 19, 2027 aboard Oceania Marina. The route connects Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Shetland and the Norwegian coast, with calls at Isafjordur, Akureyri, Djupivogur, Tórshavn, Lerwick, Måløy, Vik, Bergen, Haugesund and Stavanger.
With over 600 ports and more than 250 different itineraries each year, Oceania Cruises continues to strengthen its commitment to destination-centric travel, complemented by internationally acclaimed cuisine, an exclusive adults-only atmosphere, and personalized onboard service.
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