Oceania Cruises is a premier culinary- and destination-focused cruise line known for its small, luxurious ships, each accommodating up to 1,250 guests. The line offers world-class cuisine and immersive itineraries, visiting over 600 ports across 100+ countries on all seven continents.
With voyages ranging from 7 to over 200 days, Oceania provides expertly curated travel experiences. Headquartered in Miami, Oceania Cruises is part of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., which also owns Norwegian Cruise Line and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
The Oceania experience is a world away from the Carnival party sailings. These luxury cruises see an average age of 60’s+. Onboard, enjoy a spa massage, partake in a wine tasting, or attend an engaging talk with a guest speaker. End the day with a romantic dinner for two and crown the night with a lively musical. Unique to Oceania are the port-intensive voyages featuring overnight visits and extended evening port stays. So it’s just not about the cruise experience, but also about the destination.
Itineraries include:Â Â
- Italy, Malta & Spain 10-night cruise
- Spring in the Mediterranean: 11-night cruise
- Mediterranean 3-country cruise
- Cruise Australia & New Zealand for 17 nights
- Miami to Los Angeles on a luxury cruise
- St. Kitts to St. Barts: 12-night cruise
- Luxury Caribbean cruise this winter; save 40%
- St. Barts, Sint Maarten & more: 10-night cruise
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Why I Dig this Deal:
Oceania offers small luxury ships cruising in comfort, style, no crowds or long lines — and no rush.