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 will resume cruise operations with three additional ships, Riviera, Insignia and Sirena, between October 2021 and January 2022.

Oceania Cruises has opened bookings today for its 2022 Europe & North America Collection of itineraries. The collection of 110 itineraries features 76 brand new offerings – including 10 new ports and 56 itineraries that range from seven to 14 days in length.

Oceania Cruises has introduced 75 new journeys in its newly launched 2021-2022 Tropics & Exotics Collection of itineraries to the Caribbean, South America, South Pacific, Africa, and the Far East.

Oceania Cruises has debuted the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center will be introduced across six ships this winter. As part of the brand’s commitment to elevating all areas of guest experience, the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center extends well beyond a traditional spa, offering holistic wellness encounters both on board and ashore.

Oceania Cruises’ Insignia is returning to Australasian waters in early 2019, giving guests and the industry their first look at the re-inspired ship, the first of the line’s R-class fleet to undergo a ‘better-than-new’ refurbishment as part of its recently announced OceaniaNEXT initiative.

Oceania Cruises has revealed it will invest US$100 million on enhancing the line’s four ships – Regatta, Insignia, Sirena and Nautica – as the first initiative under a project to “elevate every facet of the guest experience”.