Oceania Cruises, world-renowned for its savory dining and unique itineraries, has announced its 2024 collection of voyages to destinations in Europe, Alaska, Canada, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Africa, South America, the South Pacific and the Caribbean. The brand is offering more than 350 itineraries on all seven continents on its seven ships, including more than 130 grand journeys. These voyages are available on May 5, 2022, and will be available for purchase in the future.
Howard Sherman, President and CEO of Oceania Cruises, said, "In addition to The Finest Cuisine at Sea, Oceania Cruises has earned a reputation for offering some of the most intriguing and destination-rich itineraries in the industry. For our 2024 itinerary lineup, we are setting a new standard in destination innovation by combining popular destinations with exotic new locations to create creative itineraries."
The 2024 itinerary lineup is a unique combination of popular destinations and exotic new locations.
2024 will be Ocean Cruises' most extensive and diverse European season to date. Six ships will deploy to the seas surrounding the continent, taking guests to a rich variety of destinations ranging from Greenland and Iceland in the north and west to the Holy Land of Egypt and Israel in the south and east, and everywhere in between. Guests will be able to enjoy the unique history, culture and cuisine of the region in a number of fascinating destinations. From the stunning destinations of the Greek Islands, Italy's C?te d'Azur and France's C?te d'Azur, to the hidden gems of the Norwegian fjords and the rugged landscapes of Greenland and Iceland, the 2024 European voyage has it all. Insignia, Nautica, Marina and Sirena will spend much of the season exploring Europe's northern regions and western wine country. Riviera and Vista will homeport in the Mediterranean, traveling to Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Malta, Israel, Egypt and more.
North America
Regatta, Insignia and Nautica will offer more than 30 fascinating voyages of discovery in Alaska, New England, Canada, Bermuda and the southern U.S. colonies. As the popular Alaskan season resumes, Ligatia will offer a series of voyages that showcase the region's fascinating character, with not-to-be-missed destinations such as Icy Strait Point, Kodiak, Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan, Sitka, Rangel, King Rupert Harbor and Victoria. On the East Coast, Insia and Notia will present voyages from New York City, Boston and Montreal to Bermuda, New York and the Canadian coastal provinces.
South America
South America is a vast continent where exciting discovery and vibrant history can be found everywhere, from the rainforests of the Amazon to the rugged glacier-strewn coastline of Chile. Marina's voyage will take her across the continent, even to Paradise Bay, Admiralty Inlet and Half Moon Island in Antarctica.
Asia & Africa
Oceania Cruises offers more than 30 voyages in Asia and Africa, showcasing the fascination of these regions in an unparalleled way. The C?te d'Azur will begin its inaugural season in the region, traveling from Arabia to India and on to Southeast Asia, the Philippines, Vietnam, China, Korea and Japan. Nordic will explore the Far East and offer a range of exciting voyages to South Africa, Mozambique, Mayotte and the Seychelles, while Ligatia will take guests on a journey to discover the fascinating facets of these storied countries. In addition, guests will have the opportunity to explore in-depth Japan, Arabia and the unique countries and regions of the Central and Southern Peninsulas.
South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand
Oceania Cruises has significantly expanded its offerings in this region with the Riviera and Notre Dame. The Ligatia is once again sailing in New Zealand and Australia, with voyages that include a 35-day trip around the continent. Nautia offers four 10-day voyages to and from Papeete, sailing along the Southern Cross across the Pacific Ocean to Polynesia.
Caribbean, Panama Canal and Mexico
Oceania Cruises is known for its creative, immersive itineraries, offering a diverse range of voyages to the Caribbean, Panama Canal and Mexico. Itineraries include several off-the-beaten-path destinations such as Bonaire, Dominica, Guadeloupe and St. Vincent, as well as charming yacht ports such as Gustavia, Rodney Bay, Tortola and Port Royal. Sailing west, travelers can immerse themselves in the storied cultures of Mexico, Belize, Honduras and Guatemala. Panama, with its world-changing canal, colonial charm of Colon and cosmopolitan modernity of Panama City, is equally charming.
Voyage 2024 Series Highlights
- New ports of call include Beppu, Japan; Bluff, New Zealand; Castro, Chile; Colón, Philippines; Dupivogur, Iceland; Gatun Lake, Panama; Haymarket, Iceland; Port Royal, Jamaica; Kumamoto, Japan; Limerick, Ireland; S?o Francisco do Sul, Brazil; Cedis Fjord, Iceland; Vindex, Poland. Cedis Fjord, Iceland, Vientiane, Poland and Taranto, Italy
- Voyages ranging from 7 to 82 days each
- Hundreds of overnight stays and extended port stays
- C?te d'Azur's inaugural season of voyages to Arabia, India, Asia, Japan and the Philippines
- Ricarde and Notia offer more than 20 voyages to Australia, the South Pacific and Polynesia
- Ricarde and Notia offer more than 20 voyages to Australia, the South Pacific and the Polynesia. and Polynesia
- Marina, Serena and Vista offer a choice of 99 voyages in the Mediterranean
- Insia, Nautia, Marina and Serena offer a choice of more than 60 voyages, taking guests to explore Iceland, Greenland, the British Isles and Ireland, the Norwegian fjords and the Northern Cape, as well as Europe's major capitals and wine regions. strong>
The OceaniaNEXT program reflects Oceania Cruises' commitment to excellence and to enhancing the guest experience. The OceaniaNEXT program is centered on the signature elements that attract guests to return to Oceania Cruises: exquisite cuisine, carefully curated travel experiences, and exceptional levels of privacy and luxury. Marina and C?te d'Azur have been completely refurbished, with new suites and cabins, as well as bright, cheerful and elegant public spaces that share the same simple, sophisticated charm as Ligatia, Insia, Nautia, Serena and Vista.
The iconic onboard experience has also been enhanced with a wide selection of new flavors and culinary experiences that elevate the dining experience and service to another level. Guests will be able to savor reimagined cuisine, such as a variety of savory new dishes in The Grand Dining Room and a one-of-a-kind Dom Pérignon Champagne paired dinner. Ocean Cruises' newest ship, Vista, also introduces a number of unique innovations to the brand in terms of dining and guest experience.
The Aquamar Spa and Vitality Center, available on all cruise ships, offers a comprehensive wellness and healthcare experience that fosters a healthy, long-life lifestyle. New onboard experiences such as "Go Green," "Go Local," "Beyond Blueprints," "Culinary Discoveries," and "The World's Greatest Architecture" offer guests a comprehensive range of wellness and healthcare experiences. Beyond Blueprints", "Culinary Discovery", "Wine & Dine" and "Wellness" also offer guests the opportunity to explore different destinations in greater depth.
The core essence of the brand experience
Guests will find Oceania's signature hospitality and personalized service consistent. Whether it's their first time onboard or they've cruised many times before, guests will notice the ease with which the staff can remember their names and preferences, as well as the genuine smiles and warmth of hospitality that comes from the heart.
About Oceania Cruises
Oceania Cruises has a global reputation for creating unparalleled dream vacations with delicious meals and unique itineraries. With a capacity of 684 to 1,210 passengers, its seven ships are decorated in a luxurious, intimate atmosphere with a masterful blend of design styles, and are renowned for their superb cuisine and colorful destinations at sea. The voyages are carefully designed with more than 450 destinations and boutique ports in Europe, Alaska, Asia, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, New England, Canada, Bermuda, the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, Tahiti, and the South Pacific, and feature 180-day round-the-world itineraries. The brand has ordered another 1,200-passenger Allura-class cruise ship, which is expected to be delivered in 2025.
Ocean Cruises is headquartered in Miami, and its parent company, Novozymes Cruises Holdings Limited, is the world's leading cruise operator with three brands, Novozymes Cruises, Ocean Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
About Novitas Cruise Lines
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