Oceania

Oceania Cruises has unveiled details of its new culinary venue, the Crêperie, debuting on Allura™, its newest ship launching in July 2025.

Forbes Travel Guide has released its full list of Star Rated and Recommended luxury cruise lines, several months after naming Celebrity Cruises as its inaugural cruise brand within the resorts at sea category.

Oceania Cruises is offering Free Land Programs on select 2023 sailings, and now extended into 2024 voyages, in destinations including Africa, Asia, Australia, the Middle East and beyond.

Oceania Cruises’ freshly re-inspired Riviera will sail in Asia for the first time, as the cruise line responds to unprecedented guest demand this 2023/2024 season.

Oceania Cruises is celebrating two decades delivering guests The Finest Cuisine at Sea®, Curated Travel Experiences and Small Ship Luxury with a limited-time 20th Anniversary Sale. To mark the milestone, the cruise line will be featuring a special gift of up to $800 Shipboard Credit per stateroom or suite on 110 voyages across seven ships sailing to the Caribbean, Mediterranean, South Pacific, Alaska, Asia and more.

Oceania Cruises is boosting its appeal for single travellers, revealing plans to introduce solo staterooms across its four existing ships later this year.

Oceania Cruises set an all-time single-day booking record last week that surpassed the most recent record by nearly 60%.

The Inaugural Season of voyages for Oceania Cruises’ new ship, Vista, have officially opened for reservations.

Oceania Cruises welcomed its first guests back onboard for the first time in 524 days last weekend. Marina is the first of Oceania Cruises’ ships to resume sailing and is also the very first cruise ship to sail from the port of Copenhagen since 2019.

Oceania Cruises has unveiled 16 new Europe and Tahiti voyages for early 2022 aboard Regatta and Nautica as part of the cruise line’s refreshed program.

Oceania Cruises will resume cruise operations following its voluntary cruise pause with the 1,250-guest Marina in August, beginning with sailings to Scandinavia and Western Europe.

Oceania Cruises has revealed that it will call the first of its two Allura Class ships, Vista. The Allura Class ships, which were unveiled by Oceania Cruises over two years ago, will accommodate 1,200 guests and are being constructed by Fincantieri. Vista will be the seventh vessel in the Oceania fleet and will set sail in 2023. The sister ship will debut in 2025.