Oceania Cruises Expands Its Offering of Extensive Voyages to Explore the World

Oceania Cruises is highlighting its portfolio of extended-stay cruises, which offer passengers the opportunity to explore some of the world’s most fascinating destinations in greater depth, with greater comfort and ease.

From the Grand Voyages to the extraordinary 180-day Around the World cruises, Oceania Cruises—the leading luxury cruise line specializing in destinations and fine dining—offers travelers the opportunity to discover multiple countries, cultures, and landscapes in a single voyage. With more time to explore the world, guests can enjoy the richness of traveling at a leisurely pace and create memories that last long after they return home.

Aboard Oceania Cruises’ fleet of intimate, luxurious ships, passengers can visit more than 600 destinations around the world, from iconic cultural capitals and UNESCO World Heritage sites to hidden coastal gems. Longer itineraries allow for a more leisurely pace of travel, whether exploring ancient temples in Asia, historic cities in the Mediterranean, or the spectacular coastlines of South America.

“For today’s luxury traveler, discovering a new place means much more than simply moving from one place to another,” said Jason Montague, director of Luxury at Oceania Cruises. “Longer voyages give guests time to experience destinations in a different way. They can stay a little longer, venture further afield, and appreciate the character of each place without feeling rushed. Combined with enriching onboard experiences and carefully curated small-group excursions, it’s an extraordinarily rewarding way to explore the world. Every voyage reflects our belief that the greatest luxury is having the time to truly enjoy it.”

Longer cruises combine the excitement of discovering new destinations with excellent value for money and the convenience of hassle-free travel. Passengers can travel between continents and cross oceans without having to take multiple flights, constantly change hotels, or deal with complex logistics, enjoying a luxurious home at sea as they travel comfortably from one destination to another.

The company’s exclusive adults-only environment complements the leisurely pace of extended voyages. The peaceful days at sea and engaging onboard enrichment programs allow guests to fully immerse themselves in the journey while enjoying the exceptional service and culinary excellence that characterize every Oceania Cruises voyage.

As further evidence of its commitment to immersive exploration, Oceania Aurelia™, The Ultimate Explorer, will debut in late 2027. Designed for extended voyages, the ship will sail on carefully selected itineraries, including Oceania Cruises’ highly anticipated 2028 and 2029 Around-the-World voyages.

Inspired by the elegance of an exclusive private club by the sea, the Oceania Aurelia will feature fewer than 250 suites and staterooms, creating a cozy and exclusive atmosphere. With exceptionally spacious accommodations, refined design, and highly personalized service, the ship is specially designed for travelers seeking luxury and comfort on extended voyages.

Featured Long-Distance Trips

• Around the World 2028 – 180 Days: A 180-day voyage from Miami to New York, departing on January 18, 2028, aboard the Oceania Aurelia. This extraordinary round-the-world voyage will take passengers through Mexico and Central America, Hawaii, the South Pacific, Australia, Asia, and Europe. Travelers will cross several continents, from tropical islands and vibrant Asian destinations to historic European ports and renowned coastal capitals.
• Around the World 2029 – 180 Days: A 180-day voyage from Los Angeles to New York, departing on January 6, 2029, aboard the Oceania Aurelia. This extraordinary journey around the world will allow you to discover South America, the South Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, Asia, and Europe. Passengers will experience the unique character of each region, from the spectacular landscapes of South America to the natural wonders of New Zealand, the cultural richness of Asia, and the historic cities of Europe.
• Epic Reefs to Icy Glaciers: a 68-day voyage from Sydney to Vancouver, departing March 7, 2027, aboard the Oceania Riviera™. This itinerary takes in the Australian coast and the diverse cultures and landscapes of Southeast Asia before continuing on to Japan and Alaska. During the voyage, passengers will discover the Great Barrier Reef and the Komodo dragons, explore ancient temples and the rich heritage of Asia and Japan, and immerse themselves in the spectacular natural beauty of Alaska—including the Hubbard Glacier—before arriving in Vancouver.
• Asia to Alaska Majesty: a 39-day cruise from Singapore to Vancouver, departing on April 5, 2027, aboard the Oceania Riviera. Travelers will have more than a month to explore vibrant destinations across Asia and experience Alaska’s unspoiled wilderness, with stops in Singapore, the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Japan, before concluding the voyage in Vancouver. Highlights include a stroll through the stilt village of Tai O in Hong Kong, a visit to the Tokyo Skytree, and a hike to a breathtaking glacial lake near Homer.
• Springing Into Summer: a 66-day voyage from Trieste to London, departing April 17, 2027, aboard the Oceania Marina™. The itinerary combines the historic coastal cities of the Adriatic with the great cultural attractions of the Mediterranean and includes stops in Koper, Zadar, Corfu, Sicily, and Rome, before continuing on to Spain, France, and Northern Europe. Travelers will have the chance to discover ancient ruins, charming coastal towns, and iconic cities before arriving in London.
• Holiday Crossing: a 31-day voyage from Athens to Miami, departing on December 18, 2027, aboard the Oceania Aurelia. This month-long holiday voyage invites travelers to discover iconic cities and charming ports along the Mediterranean coasts of Italy, France, and Spain, before continuing on to the Canary Islands and crossing the Atlantic. A stopover in San Juan on the way to Miami will allow guests to enjoy its colorful Spanish colonial architecture.