Oceania Cruises reveals a 2027-2028 program

Cruisers can’t get enough of Oceania Cruises particular style of voyaging, where luxury isn’t just a promise, it’s an integral part of the cruise experience.

The world’s leading culinary and destination-focused cruise line has recently launched more than 230 intriguing voyages across a fleet of seven ships. Each itinerary offers a passport to immersive experiences in some of the world’s most alluring destinations. Think, sailings from 7 to 96 days. Every continent on the planet. From Antarctica to Zanzibar, you’ll find an exceptional Oceania Cruises itinerary.

Itineraries that elevate the cruising experience

For example, a 59-day South Pacific Grand Voyage from Miami to Sydney. Or an epic three-month odyssey from Auckland to Rome aboard Oceania Vista. Itineraries stretch through April 2028, with reservations opening 18 September 2025.

This is more than a collection of cruises—it’s an invitation to wander storied Mediterranean shores, lose yourself in the fairytale charm of Northern Europe, and marvel at Iceland’s wild landscapes. Feel the pulse of the Caribbean, the mystique of Asia, the magical culture of the South Pacific, or the raw wilderness of Alaska.

The 2027–2028 Collection is jam-packed with off-ship overnight stays that unlock bucket-list moments. Dine at a château in Bordeaux. Embark on Singapore’s legendary Night Safari. Savor the seaside serenity in a Bora Bora overwater bungalow.

Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer with Oceania Cruises, sums it up.

“Alongside our reputation for serving The Finest Cuisine at Sea®, Oceania Cruises is widely acclaimed for crafting some of the most enticing and destination-rich itineraries in the cruise industry,” Mr Montague said.

“Our 2027–2028 Collection pairs iconic ports with compelling new discoveries which are designed to delight even the most seasoned explorers.”

Oceanic Cruise highlights at a glance

Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom Cat. A3 – Room #7008 Deck 7 Forward Portside Oceania Insignia – Oceania Cruises
  • Quiet Mediterranean: Oceania Allura charts the line’s first-ever winter season in the Med, exploring during the cooler, quieter months. Think overnight stays, festive markets, and the region’s alluring traditions which have enticed travellers for eons.
  • Return to Alaska: Oceania Riviera is back, offering over a dozen itineraries from 7 to 11 days, many round-trip from Seattle. Foodies, rejoice with seven open-seating restaurants, Chef’s Market Dinners, and hands-on cooking classes.
  • 59-Day South Pacific Grand Voyage: Set sail from Miami in October 2027, traversing the Panama Canal, Hawaii, French Polynesia, Fiji, Australia and beyond.
  • 96-Day Grand Voyage: From Auckland, journey through Southeast Asia, Egypt, and the Mediterranean, all from the comfort of Oceania Vista.
  • Asia Unveiled: Oceania Riviera and Oceania Vista explore Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand. Expect famed cities, tranquil villages, ancient temples of Asia in all its mind-boggling diversity.

Oceania Cruises have created exceptional worldwide voyages

Europe’s rich tapestry

This is Oceania Cruise’s most extensive European season yet, from the French Riviera to the Turkish Coast, British Isles to Greenland’s fjords. Discover Rome, Istanbul, Dublin, Stockholm, or little-known destinations off the tourist trail, like Milos and Djupivogur. Celebrate the festive season as Mediterranean towns and ancient villages sparkle with holiday magic.

Tropics & Exotics

From the Caribbean’s sultry isles to Asia’s exotic shores and Australia’s wild, wide open spaces. Overnight in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore. Island-hop in French Polynesia and Fiji. Sail from Sydney to New Zealand’s majestic fjords. Every day offers a new horizon filled with exciting new adventures.

North America

Cruise Alaska’s glaciers, explore Tlingit heritage in Klawock, or embrace autumn colours in Canada and New England. North America is also your launchpad for epic transoceanic journeys, such as Miami to Bermuda and the Azores, or Vancouver to Japan.

Oceania Insignia’s farewell tour

Summer 2027 is your last chance to experience the British Isles, Nordic shores, and the Baltic aboard Oceania Insignia before her retirement. The ships offers intimate charm, acclaimed cuisine, and ports from Monte Carlo to Bodrum. Her final journey ends in historic Civitavecchia, Italy.

Wherever you cruise, expect the hallmarks of small ship luxury where attentive service, inclusive amenities, and fine cuisine are just some of the highlights of cruising with Oceania Cruises.

Best value in luxury cruising

Oceania Cruises sweetens the deal with a choice of complimentary wine and beer at lunch and dinner, or a generous shore excursion credit for immersive tours. Add in free speciality dining, unlimited WiFi, and shipboard gratuities, all backed by the Best Value Guarantee.

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Fiona Harper
Fiona Harperhttps://www.fionaharper.com.au
Fiona Harper is a travel and cruise writer with more than 20 years experience. She’s most at home when at sea chasing a story or capturing photos. Fiona’s enthusiasm is shared across all types of cruising from small yacht charter through to mega-liners. She encourages others to make cruising part of their holiday plans. She’s cruised to both polar regions, has crossed oceans in yachts and cruise liners and cruised around Cape Horn twice in one hectic week on assignment at the bottom of the world. Most recently Fiona has cruised the Kimberley, South Australia, New Zealand, Fiji (twice), Indonesia’s Spice Islands, West Papua & PNG, Mississippi River from Memphis to New Orleans and to Antarctica's Weddell Sea.

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