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120+ New Tropics & Exotics Itineraries

With more than 120 itineraries, our 2026-2027 Tropics and Exotics Collection invites you to set sail beyond the ordinary. This immersive and wide-ranging season has been designed for those who are seeking more than just a journey. Experience the heart and soul of the Caribbean, discover the stirring extremes of South America, venture to dynamic cities in Asia for unexpected adventures, uncover the unity of culture and nature in Africa and journey to far-flung destinations dotting the region of Oceania. This is in addition to more than 130 already released 2025-2026 Tropics and Exotics cruises. Wherever you travel, personal discovery and connection combine with the ultimate comfort of Oceania Cruises. The world of experiences that follow will linger long after your journey ends.

Dream. Plan. Discover.

The greatest adventure is what lies ahead.
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The Tropics

With Caribbean, Mexico and Panama Canal voyages, sail to new corners of the Tropics with visits to refreshingly less-traveled tropical islands such as Dominica, St. Kitts and Guadeloupe. In South America, adventure into the epic landscapes of Patagonia and Peru, sail along the Amazon River or enjoy the golden coasts of Brazil and Uruguay. Adventurous travelers won't want to miss South America voyages that venture even farther south to cruise the bays and glaciers of Antarctica. Grand Voyages combining favorite Eastern and Western Caribbean islands with the best of South America are in abundance too.
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The Exotics

Across Asia, delight in traveling to far-flung places and iconic attractions that many only dream of with expansive options for Southeast Asia explorations, a number of fascinating Japan-focused journeys as well as journeys that take you to India and China. Africa voyages invite you to discover the continent's vibrant cultures and wild landscapes. On Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific journeys, uncover a blend of dynamic marquee cities as well as unsung treasures in delightfully off-the-beaten-track places in Polynesia and Melanesia such as Tonga, Vanuatu and the Cook Islands. Grand Voyages in these most exotic corners of the world will tempt you as well, ranging up to 62 days.
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New & Boutique Ports

Oceania Cruises continually brings you to new and unique ports in the most sought-after regions of the world. Explore a number of new and boutique ports in our 2026-2027 Tropics and Exotics Collection, ranging from remote islands in Indonesia and across the globe in the Caribbean to exciting new destinations in Japan. Our 2026-2027 cruises showcase these exciting new boutique ports that offer an enticing range of culture, cuisine, history and natural beauty.

Featured Collection Ports

  • Dominican Republic

    Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic

    Cabo Rojo, located on the southwest coast of the Dominican Republic, is lauded by locals for its breathtaking landscape. Playa Blanca, with its soft white sand and gentle waters, offers an ideal spot for a leisurely beach stroll or a relaxing afternoon in the sun. A visit to the nearby Jaragua National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, allows you to experience diverse wildlife, coastal lagoons and the striking limestone cliffs of Bahía de las Águilas, one of the country’s most beautiful beaches. Many visitors also explore the salt flats of Las Salinas, where the vibrant pink waters create a captivating natural spectacle. Seaside restaurants serve freshly caught seafood, offering the perfect opportunity to savor local flavors with panoramic ocean views.
  • Niigata, Japan

    Niigata, Japan

    Located on the west coast of Honshu, Niigata is a prominent port city along the Shinano River. The Bandai Bridge, an iconic landmark, spans the river, connecting the seaport to the city center. The Niigata City Art Museum showcases modern Japanese art alongside notable works related to the local Niigata region. For those with an interest in botany, the Niigata Prefectural Botanical Garden offers a stunning variety of native Japanese flora within its beautifully landscaped grounds. The Niigata History Museum, housed in a former merchant’s residence, provides fascinating insight into the city’s role as a key trading port during the Edo period. Hakusan Jinja Shrine, a historic Shinto site dating back to the 14th century, offers a glimpse into the spiritual traditions of the region.
  • Wakayama, Japan

    Wakayama, Japan

    Wakayama, a historic seaport on Japan’s Kansai coast, is home to several important landmarks. Wakayama Castle, originally built in the 16th century, stands as a key feature, offering panoramic views of the city and its surroundings. Many visitors head for nearby Mount Koya, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Mount Koya is known for its over 100 temples and sacred burial grounds, including the Okunoin Temple, a major center of Japanese Buddhism. The Wakayama area is also famous for its ume (plum) products, particularly umeboshi (pickled plums), which have significant cultural and historical ties to the region. About 50 minutes from the port lies the Tomb of Kii, connected to the imperial family and reflecting the area’s role in Japan’s political history, particularly during the Edo period.
  • Alofi, Nieu

    Alofi, Nieu

    While most South Pacific islands are volcanically formed, far-flung Niue has the distinction of being one of the world’s largest raised coral atolls, an ancient coral reef pushed to the surface over eons. Due to its unique geological past, expect to see a variety of otherworldly formations carved out of the malleable rock, including secluded canyons and sea caves filled with crystalline pools. The coral reefs surrounding the island are very much alive, offering incredible experiences such as swimming with whales, an unforgettable encounter few places can deliver. Quaint Alofi, perched upon seaside cliffs and one of the world’s smallest capitals, has fewer than 1,000 residents but all the warmth of a Polynesian retreat.
  • Kanazawa, Japan

    Kanazawa, Japan

    Kanazawa, while not widely known outside its home country, played a prominent role in Japan's history as the second most powerful shogunate during the momentous Edo period. As it was spared from WWII air raids, several of its historic districts remain largely intact, including the noteworthy Naga-machi samurai district, where these noble warriors once resided. Explore the exquisite Kenroku-en Garden, a beloved national treasure featuring plantings that ensure blooms throughout the growing season, interspersed with ponds, water features, bridges and postcard-worthy views around every turn of the path.
  • Vava’u (Neiafu), Tonga

    Vava’u (Neiafu), Tonga

    The Vava’u Archipelago comprises dozens of islands, some so minuscule they are mere specks on the map. Admire this mesmerizing tableau from atop Mount Talau, a protected national park and a significant site in local lore. The sheer amount of unspoiled coastline draws in-the-know yachters, who weave in and out of sparkling bays and magnificent sea caves. Turquoise lagoons abound, beckoning with calm waters perfect for snorkeling or swimming, and they are often lined with immaculate beaches. The bustling town of Neiafu offers a snapshot of Tongan life, nowhere more so than amid the fresh fruits and enticing crafts displayed at the Utakalongalu Market.
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Overnight Cruise Ports

The 2026-2027 Tropics and Exotics season of voyages features an impressive number of overnight port stays, with more than 90 voyages featuring overnights. These extended stays mean you'll have plenty of time to tour at your own pace, enjoy leisurely dinners ashore, visit iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites and explore in the ways that make your travels the most meaningful. Enjoy the vibrant cultures of Rio de Janeiro, Singapore and Panama City, take in the treasures of destinations as diverse as Mumbai, Manaus on the Amazon River and Malé in the Maldives, or revel in the beauty of islands such as Bali, Bora Bora and Fiji. From Punta Arenas and Ho Chi Minh City to Cape Town and Darwin, and many more, overnight stays in the most compelling destinations around the world are a luxury you can make all your own – how will you spend your next overnight stay?
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Small Ship Luxury™

From our inception, Oceania Cruises has built its reputation on serving The Finest Cuisine at Sea®, and every evolution continues to reveal memorable dining experiences and a true commitment to culinary excellence. Likewise, our officers, staff and crew are known for taking deep pride in caring for each one of our guests like family and will delight you with thoughtful personal service at every turn. Regardless of which of our ships you sail on, you will discover an Oceania Cruises experience that is better than ever, featuring our signature small ship luxury™ across each ship, reimagined menus and inventive dishes, curated travel experiences and more.

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