Oceania Cruises

Luxury cruising, with the finest cuisine at sea.

Oceania Cruises is a luxury cruise line of intimate, beautifully appointed ships sailing to more than 600 ports worldwide. Sister line to Regent Seven Seas, Oceania pairs an elevated onboard experience with a culinary reputation that’s genuinely its own — The Finest Cuisine at Sea®.

Always Included amenities apply on every voyage. The free amenity of choice (wine & beer at meals, or a shore excursion credit) is selected at time of booking. Terms apply — we’ll confirm the latest detail when you enquire.

The Fine Travel Difference

Limited-Time Offer

Up to 50% off across the Mediterranean, the Pacific and Asia

Six favourites from Oceania’s current offer — with the standard Your World Included™ amenities also included on every voyage. Book by 1 July 2026.

World Cruises & Grand Voyages

A world cruise, your way

Oceania’s 2027–2029 World Cruise programme — aboard Vista in 2027 with three sailing options, then on Oceania’s newest ship Aurelia in 2028 and 2029. Each a different route, each a once-in-a-lifetime voyage.

2027 Voyages

Three ways to sail Vista in 2027

Around the World in 180 Days

Vista’s classic westbound circumnavigation — Miami through the Panama Canal, across the Pacific to Hawaii and French Polynesia, the South Pacific to Australia and Indonesia, then north through Asia to Japan, west via the Suez Canal, and a Mediterranean and Atlantic Europe finale into London. The whole world, in one voyage.

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Epic Global Adventure

Begins as the 180-day world cruise, then continues beyond London for another 65 days — the British Isles, Norway and the Baltics, Iceland and Greenland, and home down the eastern seaboard of Canada and the US to arrive into New York. The world, plus a Northern Hemisphere summer, in a single voyage.

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Kangaroo Route — Sydney to London

For New Zealand guests, the most natural way to join Vista’s 2027 World Cruise. Boards Sydney on 26 February and traces the route through Australia’s tropical north, Indonesia and Asia, the Suez Canal, the Mediterranean, and finally Atlantic Europe to London — a four-month voyage from home shores to the Old World.

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2028 Voyage

Aboard Aurelia, Miami to New York

Oceania’s newest ship Aurelia takes the baton for 2028 — the classic 180-day westbound circumnavigation, finishing on the east coast of the United States.

Around the World in 180 Days — Miami to New York

Aurelia’s inaugural world cruise — Miami through the Panama Canal, then across the Pacific via Mexico, Hawaii and French Polynesia, the South Pacific to Sydney and Australia’s tropical north, Indonesia and Asia, Japan, South-East Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Gulf and Suez, and a Mediterranean and Atlantic finale via the Azores and Halifax into New York. The full circumnavigation, with a different finish.

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2029 Voyage

Aboard Aurelia, with New Zealand on the route

A westbound circumnavigation from Los Angeles that descends the Pacific coast of South America, crosses to Easter Island and French Polynesia, and includes a full eastern New Zealand coastline before continuing on to Australia, Asia and Europe.

Around the World in 180 Days — Los Angeles to New York

Aurelia’s 2029 westbound voyage takes a different route — down South America’s Pacific coast through Peru and Chile (with Lima/Machu Picchu and Valparaiso), across to Easter Island and French Polynesia, then into the South Pacific to Fiji, Noumea, the Bay of Islands, Auckland and the full eastern New Zealand coastline through to Milford Sound — before Australia, Asia, the Indian Ocean, the Suez, Eastern Mediterranean, Atlantic Europe, the British Isles and home via Atlantic Canada to New York.

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A world cruise is a wonderful but significant commitment. We’d be delighted to help you think it through — the itinerary, the suite, flights and timing.