Marina Cruise Reviews - Reviews

We always go for the inside cabins as we only spend time in the cabin to shower and to sleep. The cabin was acceptable, the bed was comfortable. The shower on the other hand was almost unusable. I am a small person 6' 7" and weigh 160 lbs. I could not shower without injuring myself. Standing in the middle of the shower one shoulder was against the wall the other against the door. I was constantly banging into hard metal objects such as the water supply and the water controls. We have been on other much less expensive cruise lines and have never had an experience like this. We chose this line because we had heard that the food in their restaurants was superb. You couldn't prove it by us. On the menus it said they were only using prime beef. Not so. I could go on and on but I'm tired of writing this. Suffice it to say we did not have a great dining experience the entire cruise. Even their pizza wasn't good. The crew on the other hand were marvelous. 

Oceania does a fine job of producing beautiful vessels on which to sail. The staff in all departments was professional and helpful.

This was our 4th cruise and our first time on Oceania. The ship was lovely and the service was over the top!  The food was amazing with so many selections and prepared very well.  The presentation was wonderful too.  We hate waiting in lines to get on and off a ship and there was NONE of that on this cruise.  Size really does matter.  If you are looking for an adult cruise with impecable service and food, we would highly recommend the Marina from Oceania.  If you need a lot of evening entertainment you might need to research that a bit more.  We were too tired after touring to care about that.  This cruise had everything we needed and wanted.

I enjoyed the ship and cruise.

Perfect Holiday cruise with visits to all major ports in southern South America and around Cape Horn.

I would cruise Oceania again

Wonderful sojourn in South Pacific, taking in islands..including Easter Island; ended up at Lima and going to Machu Picchu .

Pros: Ship, Food, Vista Suite, onboard entertainment, service. Cons: ship sponsored shore excursions, poor internet service, delay in check-in, hard to understand billing of cruiseline, difficulty getting to Tahiti via airline, constant rain

Great ship and staff. Room was very comfortable. Food was excellent.

The ship was beautiful and easy to navigate. Really enjoyed the bathtub and liked the easy to walk in front of people in the Marina Lounge.

We upgraded tp consierge class and did not see any difference for the $

ok ......................

With this being our first cruise with Oceania, we were impressed. Except for the limited space for late night entertainment, the cruise was the best of three we have taken. The dining experience was excellent, especially at the Terrace. The casino had limited slots and somewhat outdated. Overall....an enjoyable cruise.

beautiful, modern ship - luxurious marble bathroom -

Everything on this ship was superb with the exception of the entertainment - that was adequate at best.

Very impressive ship- opulent and stately

Great Cruise

p write your reviews here! We have been on 20 cruises in last 8 years-8 on ceania. This was the very best-room,service, hspitality e tc. Signed up for another. They do evertything to perfection.Loved it.

The Oceania Marina is a beautiful ship with a great deal of comfort inlcuding a very accomodating staff. The beds could not have been more comfortable and the staterooms were very sutibable for a luxury ship. The "Enchanbting Rivieras" intinerary was our reason for taking this cruise and we were not disappointed. However, these locations would have been more comfortable in late October or early November. The heat was a downer, but we chose to go during August-Sept. which was the only choice for this exact itinerary of which we were aware. Overall, there was way too much "hoopla" about the cuisine, which lead to disappointment except for the new Oceania offering of "Red Ginger."