Oceania Cruises has detailed its lineup of immersive experiences across the Mediterranean in 2024. Sailing from cities including Rome, Barcelona, Lisbon, Athens and London, the selection of voyages aboard Marina, Riviera, Sirena and Oceania Cruises’ new ship, Vista, is ideal for travellers who wish to delve into this region’s rich history and ancient cultures, cuisine and traditions. Sailings range from seven days to a 59-day Grand Voyage from Miami to Rome.

Oceania Cruises will implement its new ‘simply MORE’ included offering for all new bookings beginning 1 July 2023. The new “all in” pricing was revealed last month by Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises aboard the upper-premium cruise line’s new ship, Vista.

Oceania Cruises’ new extensive wine collection features wines from the most well-known wine regions of the world with exclusive Sommelier-led programmes on its newest vessel, Vista

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 has added a brand-new immersive Grand Voyage itinerary for 2023 after delaying a scheduled drydock for Marina. On sale now, the 33-day Mediterranean Connection voyage will embark from Venice to Barcelona, immersing guests in the highlights of the Eastern Mediterranean and Holy Lands. Departing on 11 October 2023, the new release Grand Voyage will call on 28 ports and will offer three shorter segment options up to 12 days in length.

Booking levels for Oceania Cruises’ 2023 and 2024 global deployments are strong says the cruise line’s President and CEO Howard Sherman, and Australian cruisers are leading the charge in terms of dollars being spent.

Oceania Cruises has released its most extensive, expansive, and immersive series of World and Grand Voyages for 2025. The line reprised its perennially popular Around the World in 180 Days voyage for 2025, albeit in a unique east-to-west navigation. Underscoring the increasing popularity of the brand’s demand for longer, destination-immersive voyages, Oceania Cruises also introduced a series of seven Grand Voyages ranging in length from 50 to 111 days.

Oceania Cruises achieved one of its best single-day booking periods on 5 May 2022 – the opening day of sales for the cruise line’s 2024 Collection of voyages.“The 2024 Collection launch illustrates tremendous and continued strong demand for cruising in addition to highlighting the increased trend in planning travel further out, both for past guests and new-to-brand guests,” said Howard Sherman, President & CEO of Oceania Cruises.

Oceania Cruises is accepting bookings for its 2024 Collection of voyages to Europe, Alaska, Canada, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Africa, South America, the South Pacific, and the Caribbean.

Oceania Cruises has confirmed two ships in its fleet, Riviera and Marina, will undergo an enhancement and upgrade program over the next two years, as part of the long-running ‘OceaniaNEXT’ project.

Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary and destination-focused cruise line, has launched a limited-time Australia Day Sale featuring some of its most enticing 2022 voyages.

Oceania Cruises has revealed five new culinary experiences for guests to enjoy in Privée, the private dining room aboard the line’s acclaimed Marina and Riviera – as a part of its OceaniaNEXT program.