Who Oceania suits
Travelers who care most about the food and the places visited. The ambience is country-club casual, the crowd is well traveled, and conversation at dinner tends to be about where everyone has been.
It is a strong choice for couples stepping up from premium lines, and for anyone looking for long itineraries with unique ports of call.
The culinary program
Specialty restaurants are included in the fare. On the larger Oceania ships, you can enjoy four different specialty dining options: Polo Grill, Toscana, Jacques and Red Ginger. The Culinary Center offers hands-on cooking classes for an added fee.
I’ve cooked in Oceania’s Culinary Center and eaten at nearly every venue across the fleet, and the real headline here is consistency. Maintaining the exact same standard of quality on night nine as on night one is notoriously difficult on a cruise ship, but they nail it every time.
Ships and cabins
- Mid-size ships carrying roughly 670 to 1,250 guests
- Newer ships are all veranda and suite. The entry level room is a French Balcony. Older ships have inside, ocean view, veranda and suites.
- Quiet public rooms, a strong library, and no waterslides
- Ports that larger ships cannot get to
What the fare includes
Oceania’s Your World Included fare covers specialty dining, everyday Wi-Fi, onboard gratuities, and beer or wine during lunch and dinner. If you don't drink, you can swap the beverage package for a small shore excursion credit.
How I help
I can guide you through selecting the perfect itinerary that matches your needs, I can help secure specialty dining reservations and shore excursions and plan your pre and post cruise flights, transfers, tours and accommodations.
