With its fleet of luxury vessels, Oceania Cruises prides itself on the quality of its food - and for good reason. The company has one chef to every 10 guests onboard, with half of every ship’s entire crew dedicated to either serving or preparing food. Epicureans can indulge in all manner of ways onboard, like dinners with Dom Pérignon pairings or one of the number of speciality restaurants, all overseen by Master Chef Jacques Pépin, the former personal chef of French President Charles de Gaulle. We can guarantee you’ll be in good hands. 

When it comes to itineraries, Oceania Cruises has ships around the world so, whether you want to tour Europe or explore Asia, there will be a sailing for you. 

Five facts about Oceania Cruises 

• Oceania Cruises has seven ships: Insignia, Regatta, Sirena, Nautica, Marina, Riviera and Vista.
• The smallest vessels (Insignia, Regatta, Sirena, Nautica) all hold around 684 guests. Marina and Riviera hold a maximum of 1,238 while Vista, which launched in 2023, can hold up to 1,200 guests.
• Oceania Cruises’ annual world cruise takes guests Around the World in 180 Days.
• Guests on Oceania Cruises gets through 1400lbs of lobster every week, and 1,800 bottles of Champagne.
• The company now includes shore excursions, drinks with meals and wifi with the price of the cruise. 

Who is an Oceania Cruise for? 

Oceania Cruises are for those who take their food very seriously, and think it is the one of the most important factors of a holiday. It is for the indulgers, the epicureans and the gourmands. That extends to life off the ship too, with chef-led Culinary Discovery Tours proving incredibly popular with guests wanting to tour local markets with an expert. 

The decor is decadent and glamorous. The staterooms and suites are full of luxuries. 

A warning for those travelling with children. Oceania Cruises doesn’t have onboard facilities or programmes to keep younger guests entertained and what is onboard - think restaurants and bars - is mainly for an older crowd. 

Where can you sail to with Oceania Cruises? 

Pretty much anywhere, with the exception of expedition-type cruises to the Polar regions. The company has plenty of great options in the Mediterranean in the summer and the Caribbean in the winter but it sails all over the world. And, if you want to sail around the world with Oceania Cruises why not ask about the World Cruise, which sails Around the World in 180 Days. 

What's Included Onboard: 

• Gratuities
• Complimentary specialty coffees, sodas, cold-pressed juices, and still and sparkling Vero Water
• Speciality dining
• Unlimited wifi

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