2027-2028 Voyage Collection

2027-2028
Collection of Voyages

RESERVATIONS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 17
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Journey Beyond Ordinary

Our newly released collection of voyages spans more than a year of itineraries calling on diverse destinations across the globe. Explore historic harbors of the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, or relax on sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean or South Pacific. Call on celebrated cities of Asia and Australia, or set sail for the Alaska wilderness or scenic coasts of Canada and New England. Overnight stays allow for bucket list experiences like a sunset gondola ride through the canals of Venice, a journey through Singapore’s famed Night Safari, or a stay in an overwater bungalow in Bora Bora. These new itineraries are thoughtfully crafted to immerse you in the world’s most intriguing destinations.

Europe Cruises

Our most extensive collection of European voyages to date explores from the French Riviera to the Turkish Coast and from the British Isles to the fjords of Greenland and Norway. Discover iconic cities such as Rome, Istanbul, Dublin and Stockholm, as well as off-the-beaten-path gems like the otherworldly Greek isle of Milos or the Icelandic village of Djupivogur, nestled amid ice-carved, snowcapped mountains. These sailings invite you to immerse yourself in the rich cultures, regional cuisine and fascinating history that reflect the soul of Europe.

Quiet Mediterranean Season

Oceania Allura sails our first-ever Quiet Mediterranean season, exploring the timeless treasures of the region during the cooler, less-traveled months of November through March – inviting you to linger in cafés, savor seasonal flavors and traditions, and soak in the rhythms of daily life. Enjoy ease of access into the great museums of Rome and renowned galleries of Florence, or spend a leisurely day exploring the ancient ruins of Ephesus, Athens’ legendary Acropolis or the Royal Alcázar in Seville. During the winter, Istanbul is yours to conquer – an invitation to unveil the mysteries of this ancient capital. Or spend the holidays in cities bejeweled in festive splendor. A Mediterranean journey during the quieter season promises a mosaic of unforgettable moments and meaningful connections.

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Tropics & Exotics Cruises

These wide-ranging journeys venture from tropical Caribbean isles to faraway lands in Asia and Australia. Lounge on pristine beaches of Jamaica and Aruba before experiencing firsthand the remarkable engineering feat that is the Panama Canal. Stay overnight to explore grand cities like Hong Kong, Bangkok and Singapore at length. Go island-hopping through paradise in French Polynesia and Fiji, or embark on adventures Down Under, sailing from Sydney’s famed harbor to the fjords of New Zealand’s Milford Sound. Whichever itinerary you choose, you’ll awaken each day to a spectacular new coastline awaiting your exploration.

North America Cruises

Set sail for America’s Last Frontier, cruising Alaska’s majestic glaciers and stepping ashore to discover the Tlingit heritage of communities like tiny Klawock that make their homes amid this untamed wilderness. On the continent’s eastern shores, vibrant colors of fall foliage welcome you to Canada and New England, where historic cities like Montreal and Boston are complemented by expanses of natural beauty such as Saguenay Fjord National Park. North America also serves as a launching pad for epic transoceanic journeys, sailing from Miami to exotic islands like Bermuda and the Azores en route to Europe, or from Vancouver to the shores of Japan.

Dream. Plan. Discover.

The Journey is my home.

Marquee & Boutique Ports of Call

Our 2027-2028 Collection of Voyages explores destinations as diverse as the glamorous island retreat of St. Barts to the bustling metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City. Itineraries also feature our first calls on a series of new boutique ports, ranging from the hot springs of Akita, Japan, to the atmospheric Old Town of Bar, Montenegro. Relax on beaches overlooking the Bay of Gibraltar in Algeciras, Spain, or discover the hidden gems of Cam Ranh in Vietnam and Currimao in the Philippines. From Europe to the Caribbean to Asia and beyond, these new journeys showcase a remarkable array of culture, cuisine, history and natural wonders.

Featured Collection Ports

Akita, Japan
The capital of the eponymous northern prefecture, Akita is known for natural hot springs, excellent sake and vibrant seasonal festivals. Begin by exploring Senshu Park, where Kubota Castle was built in 1604. The moat, castle gate and watchtower remain in this public space that transforms from the blush of cherry blossoms in spring to the blaze of maples in autumn. A modern contrast designed by renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the Akita Museum of Art features an extensive collection by esteemed Japanese-French painter Léonard Foujita, as well as works by Goya, Picasso and Rembrandt. Visit one of the traditional onsens in town to bathe in the hot springs, or head into the countryside to the ancient Nyuto Onsen in Towada-Hachimantai National Park and go boating on Lake Tazawa, the deepest lake in Japan.
Akita Cruises
Algeciras, Spain
Overlooking the Bay of Gibraltar, Algeciras is filled with lush city parks and the remnants of ancient fortresses. Start with a stroll through the central square of Plaza Alta, lined with palm trees, historic churches and lively cafés. For sweeping coastal views, head to the lovely beaches of Getares and El Rinconcillo or the rocky shores near Punta Carnero lighthouse. For a glimpse into bustling maritime life, visit the Mercado Ingeniero Torroja, showcasing local produce and Andalusian flavors. Nature lovers might head inland to Los Alcornocales Natural Park, home to one of the world’s largest cork oak forests, excellent hiking trails and diverse fauna. Just across the bay from Algeciras, explore the wonders of the Rock of Gibraltar, including World War II military tunnels, St. Michael’s Cave and the famous macaque monkeys.
Algeciras Cruises
Belfast, Northern Ireland
The capital of Northern Ireland exhibits evidence of an illustrious past in its elegant city hall and botanic gardens, while murals and peace walls are reminders of a city once at the nexus of The Troubles, a conflict pitting the Irish against the British. Belfast may be best known for its role in the maiden voyage of the Titanic. Visit the dock where the ship had its final fit-out and the striking modern edifice housing Titanic Belfast, an interactive museum dedicated to the ship’s story. A short trip through the Irish countryside finds you at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Giant’s Causeway, a dramatic coastal landscape of thousands of symmetrical, interlocking basalt columns created by ancient volcanic activity and steeped in folklore.
Belfast Cruises
Bergen, Norway
As an important port and member of the Hanseatic League during the Middle Ages, Bergen is more than just a pretty face. Surrounded by fjords and seven mountains, you could easily spend the day admiring its immense beauty on a funicular, a fjord cruise or a cable car. However, equally compelling would be time spent exploring the UNESCO World Heritage site of Bryggen on the city’s 14th-century waterfront, learning about its fascinating history and shopping the boutiques for jewelry, art and clothing handcrafted by local artisans. Or delve into the massive collection of the seven Kode Museums, which include four neighboring art museums as well as the countryside homes of Norwegian composers Edvard Grieg, Harald Sæverud and Ole Bull.
Bergen Cruises
Catania (Sicily), Italy
Whether you’re wandering through ancient Greek ruins, shopping for local ceramics or hiking across lunar-like landscapes, there is almost nowhere to turn without a spectacular view in Sicily. Looming over Catania, Mount Etna provides a magnificent backdrop to a day spent exploring the grand Sicilian Baroque architecture erected after the city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1693. The volcanic terroir also produces Sicily’s distinctive wines, which you can sample on a tour of a local vineyard. For a taste of small-town Sicilian life, travel into the countryside and try the local eggplant caponata, prized sweet almonds and freshly squeezed blood orange juice while overlooking the sea in a delightful hillside town.
Catania Cruises
Gustavia, St. Barts
Lounging on a sun bed amid the glitterati on a beach backed by high-end hotels and restaurants where the maître d’s speak French, you may feel as if you’ve landed in the French Riviera. While St. Barts has certainly earned its reputation as the Saint-Tropez of the tropics with its designer boutiques and upscale cuisine, there’s much more to the island than seeing and being seen. You’ll find a remarkable number of exquisite beaches, all of which are public, so if you don’t wish to hobnob, then set off in search of a secluded bit of sand all your own. The serpentine coastline of St. Barts means another sheltered cove of aquamarine waters is always right around the corner.
Gustavia Cruises
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A lot has changed since the iconic evacuation photos were taken during the fall of Saigon in 1975 – including the city’s name. Nowhere is the evolution more evident than when you view modern Ho Chi Minh City from the 81st-floor observation deck of Vietnam’s tallest building. Descend to explore the city’s history in its elaborate French colonial architecture, including the grand arches of the 19th-century post office, and in the poignant War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace. More of the past comes to light in the Cu Chi Tunnels built during the war on the outskirts of the city, while present-day life unfolds in bustling bazaars like the famous Ben Thanh Market.
Ho Chi Minh City Cruises
Panama City, Panama
You likely can’t think of Panama City without conjuring images of the Panama Canal. However, nearly 400 years before the Panama Canal opened its locks, Panama City was already making its mark. From the vestiges of the original settlement to the modern skyscrapers, experience the history and culture of one of the Pacific Coast’s oldest continuously inhabited European settlements. After exploring the bustling local markets in search of fresh fish or artisan handcrafts, admire the restored Spanish colonial architecture in Casco Viejo. Or you can head to the Miraflores Locks and watch one of the modern world’s most heroic feats of engineering in action.
Panama City Cruises
Puerto Princesa, Philippines
Located on the island of Palawan, Puerto Princesa is a laid-back destination and favorite vacation spot for many Filipinos. In the local museums, explore the unique culture of this southern island and the important role it played in fighting the Axis powers in World War II. Then stop to dine on culinary specialties ranging from sinigang sour soup to wagyu beef stew. Just outside the city is the region’s most famous attraction, an underground river that meanders through one of the world’s most impressive cave systems and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature. A boat trip might also find you on your own stretch of white sand after island-hopping in the surrounding waters.
Puerto Princesa Cruises
Salerno, Italy
Just east of Italy’s legendary Amalfi Coast, Salerno is within proximity of a bevy of beautiful locales, including Amalfi, Positano, Naples and more. Head northwest to explore the eerie and moving ruins at Pompeii, the remarkably preserved Roman city that was buried in ash by Mount Vesuvius in AD 79. Or follow the coastline west and then ascend into the hills to visit Villa Rufolo, an ancient estate with magnificent gardens overlooking the sea in picturesque Ravello. If you prefer to explore by sea, take a boat cruise to admire the head-turning natural beauty of the Amalfi Coast. You can also enjoy a lovely day without ever leaving charming Salerno, which features an impressive cathedral, fortress ruins and the palm-lined seaside promenade of Lungomare Trieste.
Salerno Cruises
San Juan, Puerto Rico
History is everywhere you look in Old San Juan, established nearly a century before the Mayflower arrived in Plymouth Harbor. Your eye will be drawn up to some of the finest Spanish colonial architecture in the Americas, but be sure to also look down to admire the distinctive blue bricks used to pave Old San Juan’s streets in the 18th century. Inside the Cathedral of San Juan Bautista, the oldest cathedral in the U.S., you’ll find a gorgeous central dome and stained glass, while the centuries-old Spanish fortresses standing sentry on the coast offer stunning views of the Atlantic. You might also relax on one of Puerto Rico’s famous beaches or venture inland to El Yunque for a rainforest hike in search of hidden waterfalls and the rare Puerto Rican parrot.
San Juan Cruises
Trieste, Italy
Though now Italian, Trieste was under Austrian rule until after World War I and is just minutes from Slovenia and an hour from Croatia, meaning you’ll find a wealth of cultural influences in this city’s culinary culture and architectural heritage. Head to the Canal Grande to try Trieste’s renowned espresso in one of its famous cafés before strolling along the grand neoclassical buildings framing the Piazza Unità d’Italia, one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful seafront squares. Offering a glimpse into the city’s medieval past, the Castle of San Giusto stands on a hilltop with panoramic views, while the splendid Miramare Castle built for Austrian Archduke Maximilian in the 19th century is perched on the waterfront of the Gulf of Trieste and surrounded by lush gardens. A day trip to Venice is also an option, as this city of canals is only a couple of hours away.
Trieste Cruises

Oceania Insignia's Farewell Tour

In November 2027, we will bid farewell to our beloved Oceania Insignia, one of the first ships to join our original fleet. That summer marks your final opportunity to explore the British Isles, Nordic shores and the Baltic Sea while enjoying the signature style and comfort aboard this intimate ship. Autumn will feature voyages throughout the Mediterranean, calling on iconic destinations like Monte Carlo, Venice and Athens as well as lesser-known gems including the Greek island of Zakynthos and the resort town of Bodrum on the Turkish Riviera. As Oceania Insignia concludes her journey with us in Italy’s historic port of Civitavecchia, we will cherish fond memories of this beautiful ship that helped launch the evolution of Small Ship Luxury™ and realize the vision of serving The Finest Cuisine at Sea®.

Small Ship Luxury™

Whether you’re exploring seaside villages of the Mediterranean or cosmopolitan capitals of Asia, every itinerary in this collection promises the exceptional comfort and style that are hallmarks of our Small Ship Luxury™. Attentive, personalized service from the heart, a host of inclusive amenities and The Finest Cuisine at Sea® combine with a casually elegant ambiance to create an onboard experience that is relaxed, rewarding and carefree.

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2027-2028
Collection of Voyages

RESERVATIONS OPEN
SEPTEMBER 17

Journey Beyond Ordinary

Europe Cruises

Quiet Mediterranean Season

Tropics & Exotics Cruises

North America Cruises

Dream. Plan. Discover.

Marquee & Boutique Ports of Call

Featured Collection Ports

Akita, Japan

Algeciras, Spain

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Bergen, Norway

Catania (Sicily), Italy

Gustavia, St. Barts

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Panama City, Panama

Puerto Princesa, Philippines

Salerno, Italy

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Trieste, Italy