Oceania Cruises
About Oceania Cruises
Sophisticated travelers who like a casually elegant atmosphere flock to Oceania. In addition to three 15-year-old former Renaissance ships — the Nautica, Regatta, and Insignia — Oceania has two new builds: the Riviera and Marina. The new ships may be the “foodiest” at sea, with the eponymous Jacques Pepin bistro and an authentic Pan-Asian restaurant, Red Ginger. Take time to explore the impressive art collections, which include pieces by Pablo Picasso and Damien Hirst.
Sails 6 Ships
World Cruise Canada, New England, New York Caribbean Transatlantic Bermuda
Miami, Florida New York, New York Montreal, Quebec Singapore San Juan, Puerto Rico Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Sydney, Australia Auckland, New Zealand Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. Reykjavik, Iceland Cape Town, South Africa Papeete, Tahiti San Pedro (Los Angeles), California Tianjin (Beijing), China Benoa, Bali, Indonesia
Europe - Northern Europe Europe - Mediterranean Europe - Western Europe Europe - Western Mediterranean Transatlantic
Southampton (London), England Amsterdam, Netherlands Barcelona, Spain Copenhagen, Denmark Stockholm, Sweden Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Papeete, Tahiti Miami, Florida Venice, Italy Lisbon, Portugal Monte Carlo, Monaco Piraeus (Athens), Greece San Pedro (Los Angeles), California Montreal, Quebec
Other (Asia/Africa/Middle East) Europe - Western Europe Europe - Northern Europe Europe - Mediterranean Europe - Western Mediterranean
Southampton (London), England Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Stockholm, Sweden Barcelona, Spain Bangkok, Thailand Shanghai, China Dublin, Ireland Copenhagen, Denmark Mumbai (Bombay), India Oslo, Norway Cape Town, South Africa Hong Kong Singapore Dubai, U.A.E. Venice, Italy Lisbon, Portugal Tokyo, Japan
South America Europe Europe - Mediterranean Caribbean Europe - Western Mediterranean
Miami, Florida Barcelona, Spain Buenos Aires, Argentina Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy Callao (Lima), Peru Venice, Italy Papeete, Tahiti San Pedro (Los Angeles), California Sydney, Australia Auckland, New Zealand Lisbon, Portugal Piraeus (Athens), Greece Bilbao, Spain
Expert Review
Best For
Sophisticated couples or friends who like great food, wine, design, art, and service.
Not For
Families, since the line just launched its first kids’ club program on a limited basis.
We Love
- Foodies will be stunned by the offerings on Riviera and Marina.
- The wine-pairing restaurant on the two new builds — La Reserve — is elegant and beautiful, and serves modernist cuisine using techniques like sous vide.
- Oceania's art collections include pieces by Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, and Damien Hirst.
- The Ralph Lauren suites on the newer ships are as elegant as boutique hotel suites on land, which is not a statement we make often
- The new ship’s cooking school offers market tours, visiting chefs, and do-it-yourself, hands-on classes.
- The Artist Loft offers classes on sea days by a rotating list of artists in residence.
We Could Live Without
- The three older ships in Oceania's fleet lack some of the bells and whistles of the newer ones.
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