Oceania Cruises has unveiled its new 2028 and 2029 Voyage Collection, featuring more than 230 itineraries around the world. Voyages will range from 7 to 180 days and include more than 60 overnight port calls. Bookings open today, June 17, 2026. This simultaneous launch of two full future seasons gives guests and travel advisors more time and flexibility to plan their experiences in advance.
Iconic cities like Tokyo, New York , and Amsterdam serve as the backdrop for these trips, which combine sun-drenched islands, lesser-known destinations, and new places to discover.
The collection encompasses an extraordinary variety of ports, from the ancient ruins of Ephesus to the remote Japanese port towns of Ishigaki and Miyazaki, the stunning volcanic landscapes of Húsavík , and the pristine wilderness of Icy Strait Point. Travelers can also sail through the Indonesian archipelago, admire the autumnal colors of the St. Lawrence River, and explore the spectacular fjords of Milford Sound.
“This new and expanded collection reflects our passion for immersive travel opportunities and offers guests the chance to explore more deeply with over 60 overnight stops. Launching the 2028 and 2029 seasons underscores our commitment to giving travelers and advisors the time and confidence to plan the trips that truly matter,” said Jason Montague, Director of Luxury at Oceania Cruises.
“From the historic ports of the Mediterranean to the remote fjords of New Zealand, every journey reflects our belief that the world’s best destinations deserve to be experienced, not just visited.”.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2028 AND 2029 COLLECTION
• More than 60 overnight stops in two seasons
Featured throughout the 2028 and 2029 collection, these port calls will allow for more time in popular cities such as Copenhagen, Lisbon, Bangkok , and Bali, as well as smaller ports like Seville and Malé. Late evening departures and overnight stays, hallmarks of Oceania Cruises, allow for a deeper connection with the destinations.
• From Alaska's last frontier to Japan's hidden ports aboard the Oceania Riviera™
The Oceania Riviera™ will return to Alaska in the summer of 2028 before relocating to Asia for a season focused primarily on Japan. Itineraries will include less frequented ports such as Kagoshima, Ishigaki, and Miyazaki—destinations inaccessible to larger ships—as well as stops in Tokyo and Osaka.
• The Oceania Aurelia™ inaugurates its first round-the-world cruises
With a capacity for fewer than 500 guests, the Oceania Aurelia™ will make its first 180-day round-the-world cruises in 2028 and 2029, departing from Miami and Los Angeles, respectively, before concluding in New York.
• The Oceania Allura™ extends its winter season in the Mediterranean
The Oceania Allura™ will return for a second winter season in the Mediterranean during 2028 and 2029, exploring Greece, Turkey, Italy and Spain between November and March, when temperatures are milder and there is less tourist traffic.
With more than 80 Mediterranean itineraries, this will be Oceania Cruises' most extensive and diverse offering in the region to date.
Europe
Oceania Cruises' extensive European seasons span from the Mediterranean to Northern Europe, including the inaugural voyages of the Oceania Aurelia through the Baltic and Scandinavia.
From the Greek islands and Aegean coasts to the Norwegian fjords, the royal capitals of Stockholm and Copenhagen, and the canals of Amsterdam, these itineraries offer a deeper exploration of some of Europe's most iconic regions.
Caribbean, Panama Canal and Mexico
The Oceania Sonata™ and Oceania Vista® will lead the Caribbean program, with round-trip sailings from Miami and extended Panama Canal voyages, from seven-day getaways to multi-week trips through Central America and Mexico.
Asia
The Oceania Marina™ and the Oceania Riviera™ will sail around Asia during both seasons, with special attention to Japan's small coastal ports along with its major cities.
The trips will include overnight stopovers in Bangkok and Singapore, as well as voyages through the Indonesian archipelago, including Komodo Island.
South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand
The Oceania Marina™ will explore Australia and New Zealand with multiple 14-day itineraries, including scenic sailing through the stunning fjords of Milford Sound and stops in Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Auckland and other destinations.
Canada and New England
Autumn colors, colonial history, and the wild beauty of the Bay of Fundy characterize the season in Canada and New England.
The following itineraries stand out:
- Autumnal Allure & Maritimes (11 days) aboard the Oceania Vista®, with stops in Portland, Saint John, Halifax and Quebec.
- Maritime Harvest Passage, which includes a visit to Charlottetown, on Prince Edward Island.
Transoceanic voyages
Seven repositioning cruises will connect different oceans and are presented as travel experiences in their own right.
Among them is the 15-day Canary Isles Autumn Passage itinerary, from Lisbon to Miami aboard the Oceania Sonata™, with stops in Madeira, Tenerife and San Juan.
Guests can book with confidence thanks to Oceania Cruises' Best Value Guarantee. If a new offer becomes available before departure, travelers can take advantage of it without any administrative fees, either by modifying their booking before final payment or by receiving added value in the form of onboard credit, a stateroom upgrade, or credit toward a future cruise.
This flexibility, combined with the benefits of the Your World Included™ program, which includes specialty restaurants, free Wi-Fi and prepaid gratuities on board, guarantees excellent value for money without sacrificing luxury.
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