Oceania Cruises has welcomed its much-heralded new ship Vista in a special hand-over ceremony at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa, Italy. The 67,000-ton, 1,200-guest boasts the most spacious standard staterooms at sea, three brand-new dining concepts and operates with a service ratio of two staff members for every three guests. “Today we usher in a new

Oceania Cruises’ second Allura Class ship is to be called Allura, and is set to join the fleet in 2025. The eighth vessel in the Oceania fleet, currently under construction by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri, will be the sister ship to Vista, due to set sail in May. “We are always looking for ways to evolve,

Oceania Cruises has revealed its most ambitious elevation initiative to date with the stem-to-stern overhauls of Riviera and Marina. After their debuts in December 2022 and November 2023, it means Oceania will for the first time field a fleet of brand-new or better-than-new ships. “We continue to raise the bar and elevate the guest experience

Oceania Cruises has celebrated the float out of its new ship Vista at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa, Italy. Shortly after the ceremony last week (25 February),  the massive building dock began filling with water and Vista became one with the sea for the very first time. It is ten years since Fincantieri delivered Riviera

Oceania Cruises has unveiled the second phase of culinary enhancements rolling out across the small-ship fleet as part of its OceaniaNEXT programme, featuring new wine tasting programmes and expanded in-room dining menus. These updates have already launched on board Marina and Riviera and will debut on Insignia, Nautica, Regatta, pictured, and Sirena as each vessel returns