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350+ Cruises Worldwide

Our sweeping collection of 2024 cruises encompasses a full year of itineraries with more than 350 voyages worldwide. Live on island time on sun-filled Caribbean cruises and discover vibrant heritage on South America voyages. In Africa and Asia, uncover lands of intrigue and tradition, and across the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, prepare for epic adventures. Northern Europe cruises and Mediterranean voyages bring you endless opportunities to experience the treasured cultures and cuisines of these regions. More explorations await along the Eastern Seaboard and on Alaska cruises. Discover unique global cruises with our largest set of Grand Voyages to date – more than 130 – that feature exotic destinations and multiple distinct regions. Follow your endless passion for discovery with Oceania Cruises’ 2024 Collection.

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2024 Europe Cruises

Uncover more voyages than ever before in Europe, ranging from enchanting French and Italian Riviera escapes, blissful Greek island cruises and Holy Land discoveries to thrilling explorations of Iceland and Baltic and Scandinavia cruises that reveal the best of the region. Visit revered attractions such as Istanbul’s majestic Blue Mosque, Jerusalem’s gold-plated Dome of the Rock, the Louvre in Paris and so many more.

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2023-2024 Tropics & Exotics Cruises

Our wide array of 2023-2024 Caribbean voyages celebrates abundant sunshine, opens the door to colorful cultures and invites you to discover off-the-beaten-path islands and sought-after tropical destinations. Mexico cruises will tempt you with sacred ruins, mouthwatering cuisine and endless thrills, while memorable Panama Canal cruises invite you to cruise the iconic locks and explore tropical destinations on both sides of the celebrated isthmus. Set off on South America cruises and Amazon voyages to explore the continent like never before with sweeping journeys up to 51 days long. Choose from an intriguingly diverse spectrum of exotic voyages across Asia, Africa, the South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand, including focused journeys that offer deeper explorations of Japan, the Arabian Peninsula, New Zealand or French Polynesia.

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2024 North America Cruises

Enjoy expansive opportunities for adventure in North America with an array of Canada and New England sailings as well as the perfect blend of off-the-beaten-path ports on our Alaska cruises such as Homer and Kodiak and must-see destinations like Icy Strait Point and Ketchikan. Easy Bermuda getaways await too, the perfect rejuvenating cruise from New York or Boston.

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Boutique Ports

Oceania Cruises continually brings you to new and unique ports in the most sought-after regions of the world. Explore the best of more than a dozen new boutique ports in our new season of voyages, ranging from the gorgeous island of Coron in the Philippines and pastoral Castro on Chile’s Chiloé Island to the historical treasure that is Taranto, Italy and picturesque, nature-laden Seydisfjordur, Iceland. Our 2024 cruises showcase an exciting lineup of new boutique ports in Europe, Asia, South America and beyond that offer an enticing range of culture, cuisine, history and natural beauty.

Featured Collection Ports

  • Beppu Japan Asia Water Exotics

    Beppu, Japan

    Backed by steep hills and mountains on the eastern coast of Kyushu Island, Beppu is known as Japan’s top hot spring resort city. Home to more than 2,000 hot springs, this picturesque city gives you a chance to experience its hot springs, mud baths, steam baths and even traditional Japanese black sand baths. To top it off, eight unique hot springs, collectively named Onsen Hells, offer entertainingly distinctive attractions. On chilly days, visitors are treated to the otherworldly view of steam rising throughout the city. Since Beppu is famously popular within Japan as a resort getaway, it’s an ideal place to rub elbows with Japanese travelers.

  • Bluff New Zealand Water Lighthouse Cliff

    Bluff, New Zealand

    Located on the southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island, Bluff is one of the oldest European settlements in New Zealand and is a gateway to Stewart Island and Invercargill, the capital of the Southland region. Bon vivants won’t want to miss the chance to sample deep-water Bluff oysters, grown in the cold waters of Foveaux Strait and recognized as some of the best in the world. Stewart Island is a natural paradise with 85% of the island designated a national park, while Invercargill charms visitors with Victorian, Edwardian and art deco architecture and several museums. Farther north, the Fiordland National Park is awe-inspiring with glass-like alpine lakes and spectacular fjords. Closer to port, Bluff Maritime Museum features exhibits on oystering, Bluff Harbour and local history.

  • Castro Chile South America Church

    Castro (Chiloé Island), Chile

    Discover the pastoral beauty of Chile’s Chiloé Archipelago and lose yourself in the charming villages on Chiloé Island, where the port of Castro is the largest town and island capital. Here you’ll find one of the 16 wooden churches built by Jesuit and Franciscan Catholics from the 17th to 19th centuries that together compose a UNESCO World Heritage site. Castro is also fairly close to Chiloé National Park, where you can find hiking trails to suit all levels of fitness. If you want to load up on carbs before you go, be sure to have some potatoes – varieties grown on Chiloé Island are among the oldest cultivated tubers in the world.

  • Coron Philippines Islands Water Asia

    Coron, Philippines

    Situated in the northern region of the island province of Palawan – often billed as one of the best island destinations in the world – Coron is blessed with towering limestone karsts, gorgeous beaches and incredible coral reefs. You can explore old-growth rainforests, snorkel in picturesque lagoons and even dive World War II wrecks. Kayangan Lake offers sweeping views of limestone towers draped in lush vegetation, and visitors are welcome to swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters. You’ll quickly understand why this mountain lake is among the most photographed places in the Philippines. Just a short drive from the port, the mangrove-shrouded Maquinit Hot Springs is one of the few saltwater hot springs in the world and is the perfect location to take a restorative dip.

  • Djupivogur Iceland Mountains River

    Djupivogur, Iceland

    A model town for slow living, Djupivogur is big on serenity and scenery. It sits on a long fjord at the southern edge of East Iceland and a pyramid-shaped basalt mountain rises up behind the town. Some of Iceland’s must-visit glacial wonders are within reach – Jokulsarlon, a glacial lagoon, and the breathtaking Hoffellsjokull Glacier. Closer to port, excellent hiking trails are in abundance and the Bulandsnes Bird Reserve is a popular choice due to the peninsula’s rich birdlife. A nearby open-air artwork is also a claim to fame: named the Eggs of Merry Bay, the installation of 34 large-scale granite eggs represents bird species that nest in the area. Just a short boat ride away, the uninhabited, nature-rich island of Papey is a popular destination known for puffins, guillemots and other seabirds.

  • Gatun Lake Panama Exotic Bird Jungle

    Gatun Lake, Panama

    Roughly the size of the island of Barbados, the expansive Gatun Lake was created during the construction of the Panama Canal. Considered part of the Panama Canal system, Gatun Lake’s primary function is to hold sufficient water for canal passage and for use in the canal’s locks during dry spells, but it pulsates with biodiversity. Wildlife such as sloths, capuchin and howler monkeys, iguanas, and toucans now thrive in lush pockets around the lake and manatee sightings are common. Set off on a safari boating adventure, a canopy tour or even a kayaking adventure to take in the area’s lush flora and unique fauna. Chagres National Park is also within reach, home to an indigenous Emberá tribe and their village.

  • Heimaey Iceland Island Water

    Heimaey, Iceland

    The largest of the Westman Islands and the only one that is inhabited, Heimaey sits just four miles off the southern coast of Iceland but seems worlds away with its steep moss-covered cliffs, multihued volcanic rocks and abundant summer population of puffins. Still considered one of Iceland’s undiscovered gems, Heimaey beguiles visitors with its dramatic scenery and otherworldly atmosphere. Volcano and lava hikes abound, and cruising around the island reveals sea caves, lava formations, the famed Elephant Rock formation and prime whale watching. In the summer, you’re likely to spot puffins – the island is an important Atlantic puffin nesting habitat, with the Westman Islands serving as home to the world’s largest Atlantic puffin colony. Stop by the Eldheimar Museum, built around one of the houses buried in the 1973 eruption, for a look at the island’s volcanic past.

  • Kingston, Jamaica

    Kingston (Port Royal), Jamaica

    Steeped in pirate tales, Port Royal is one of the oldest and most historic regions of Jamaica. The port city rose to prominence as one of the largest European cities in the New World in the 1600s and quickly became the infamous stomping ground of pirates such as Sir Henry Morgan, Calico Jack and Blackbeard. A visit to Fort Charles, built between 1650 and 1660, and its Maritime Museum offers a look at Jamaica’s storied colonial past. And just a short drive away, Jamaica’s cultural heart and capital city of Kingston offers a plethora of museums, art galleries and street markets, plus deep-seated musical and culinary heritage. Those looking for a sun-drenched playground will delight in Lime Cay, a white-sand islet just offshore Port Royal.
  • Kumamoto Yatsushiro Japan Cherry Blossom Temple

    Kumamoto (Yatsushiro), Japan

    Located on the island of Kyushu, Kumamoto has long been one of the most influential cities in the region. The city is renowned for its castle, a beautiful samurai fortress that takes you on an intriguing 400-year historical journey. Those in need of a refreshing escape should head to Ueki Hot Springs, which has been inviting visitors to soak up the therapeutic benefits of its silky alkaline water since 1895. For a relaxing stroll, visit Suizenji Jojuen Park, which dates to the 1600s and features traditional Japanese gardens, shrines and a teahouse. Kumamoto happens to be a bit of a foodie city too. Try Kumamoto ramen, a local spin on the dish that features a creamier pork broth and is topped with fried garlic chips.

  • Limerick Ireland Castle

    Limerick (Shannon), Ireland

    On the banks of the Shannon River, Shannon is an ideal gateway to the medieval castles, verdant landscapes and cities of western Ireland. Nearby, the cultural heritage and history of Limerick beckon. The 13th-century King John’s Castle; the iconic Milk Market, one of the oldest markets in Ireland; the 12th-century St. Mary’s Cathedral; and the picture-perfect village of Adare with its thatched cottages are all top choices. Walk the coastal pathways of the spectacular Cliffs of Moher, a UNESCO Global Geopark that also includes the fossil-rich limestone landscape of the Burren. The 15th-century Bunratty Castle, which offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside, provides a fascinating look at how the lords and ladies of the era lived.

  • Sao Francisco do Sul Brazil Beach Coast Water

    São Francisco do Sul, Brazil

    One of Brazil’s oldest towns, São Francisco do Sul was founded in the early 16th century and shows off its history in its cobblestone streets and colonial buildings, many of which are listed on the national historic registry. As you sail toward the island, enjoy some of the best views of the town, which showcase pastel homes with arched windows and elegant balconies, while the twin towers of the old church hover above the historic city center. Home to the only museum of boats in Brazil, the Old Town reveals the country’s seafaring history. Nearby are miles of beaches and coves where you can spend the day swimming and soaking in the sun.

  • Seydisfjordur Iceland Small Town Mountain

    Seydisfjordur, Iceland

    Squarely in the middle of the Eastfjords and literally located at the base of a long and narrow fjord, picturesque Seydisfjordur quickly makes an impression on visitors upon arrival. It’s at the heart of some of Iceland’s most unsung treasures. Waterfalls, mountains, fjords and peaceful hiking trails stretch out all around. Discover the local flora and fauna at Skalanes Nature Reserve, which is home to diverse wildlife such as reindeer, arctic foxes and more than 40 different species of birds, or soak in soothing geothermal waters at Vok Nature Baths. Seydisfjordur features ornate wooden architecture with a Scandinavian influence and boasts a flourishing arts scene too. You won’t want to miss two iconic photo opportunities – the quaint Blue Church and the Rainbow Road that leads there.

  • Szczecin Poland European Small Town

    Szczecin, Poland

    Lively Szczecin, one of Poland’s largest cities and the capital of the West Pomerania region, has endured a colorful and multifaceted history that’s revealed in its architecture. Art nouveau mansions, ornate gothic-style buildings and baroque-style gates and fountains coexist with new glass and steel structures being erected such as the award-winning Szczecin Philharmonic Hall, which appears to glow with its innovatively lit glass façade. Szczecin’s Old Town is an excellent starting point – it’s full of cafés, bustling restaurants, and top attractions such as the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes, the Waly Chrobrego elevated riverfront promenade and several museums. With parks aplenty, Szczecin is also known for being green and lush. The Jasne Blonia Square and neighboring Kasprowicz Park are the most popular, and the nearby Szmaragdowe Lake features an observation deck that offers lovely views of the Lower Oder River and Szczecin.

  • Taranto Italy Mediterranean Small Town

    Taranto, Italy

    A bit off the tourist circuit – delightfully so – the hidden treasure of Taranto in the Puglia region possesses renowned Greek and Roman history dating back to the Spartans when they founded it in the 8th century BCE. Known as the City of Two Seas, it straddles the Ionian Sea and Mare Piccolo, the large lagoon behind its Old Town. The Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Taranto is a major draw, one of Italy’s most important archaeological museums that houses one of the largest collections of artifacts from the Magna Graecia era. Taranto’s 11th-century cathedral is the gem of the Old Town and among Puglia’s oldest Romanesque buildings. The city is more recently famous as the site of one of the most pivotal World War II naval battles. Don’t miss the chance to sample orecchiette, Puglia’s signature pasta; freshly caught seafood; and the deliciously creamy mozzarella at one of the many fabulous restaurants.

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500+ Overnight Stays: More Time to Explore

Overnight stays add an exciting dimension to your Oceania Cruises destination experience. With more than 500 overnights featured in the 2024 Collection of Voyages, you will have the luxury and leisure of more time in port in a wide array of iconic destinations. Enjoy the opportunity to plan dinners ashore, relaxed excursions and in-depth explorations of some of the most sought-after destinations – consider the possibilities with more time in the wine capital of Bordeaux, adventure-filled Reykjavik, charismatic Seville or sacred Jerusalem. You can also take advantage of additional opportunities by booking one of our immersive multi-day Land Programs or a luxurious hotel stay before or after your cruise vacation.

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Small Ship Luxury

When you step aboard one of our small and luxurious ships, you will discover an Oceania Cruises experience that is truly better than ever. Reflecting the crisp sophistication of Regatta, Insignia, Nautica and Sirena, the sweeping Re-inspiration of Marina and Riviera will reveal entirely new suites and staterooms with designer furnishings, custom lighting and fresh fabrics, and the light, airy ambiance of the public spaces will be as inviting as ever. Our OceaniaNEXT enhancements will continue to elevate the guest experience too – showcasing new dining experiences, curated travel experiences and much more in the coming months.

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