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Oceania Cruises®, the world's leading culinary- and
destination-focused cruise line, unveils its 2026-2027 Tropics and Exotics
Collection, including more than 120 itineraries thoughtfully crafted to awaken
curiosity and inspire exciting new discoveries. Available for preview online at
OceaniaCruises.com, these sailings open for sale on April 9, 2025.
With
a wide choice of elegant escapes traversing energetic cities, serene coastal
gems, and mysterious desert destinations, this new collection features a mix of
getaway vacation voyages of one week up to extensive expeditions of 244 days,
including Oceania Vista's Around the World voyage. Travelers can expect
visits to an incredible array of destinations aboard the line's small,
luxurious ships – from off-the-beaten-path ports in Africa and India to
jewels of the Arabian Peninsula to dazzling islands dotting the South Pacific.
Designed
for those who are seeking more than just a journey, these new itineraries offer
a unique opportunity for curious explorers to delve deeper into some of the
most enticing and exotic corners of the globe.
"With
travel more sought after than ever, our intrepid guests continue to showcase an
unyielding passion for immersive and truly global experiences," said Jason
Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. "As a
destination-focused brand, we are delighted to offer the opportunity to explore
lesser-visited corners of the world, made possible by the innovative
itineraries sailed by our small ships that grant access to hidden gems in these
exotic and tropical regions."
Travelers
seeking to explore more of the world will revel in the selection of nearly 30
Grand Voyages that afford opportunities for epic journeys across distinct
regions and multiple continents. Wander through the dynamic cities of Asia,
experience the seamless harmony of culture and nature in Africa, immerse
yourself in the vibrant rhythms of the Caribbean, marvel at South
America's breathtaking contrasts, and journey to far-flung destinations
dotting the region of Oceania.
Highlights
of the 2026-2027 Tropics and Exotics Collection:
Caribbean,
Panama Canal & Mexico – More than two dozen voyages
aboard Oceania Marina™, Oceania Vista™, and Oceania Allura™ offer
a wide choice of vivacious escapes to both staple destinations as well as
specialty islands such as St. Kitts, Bonaire, and Guadeloupe where
guests can relax on a beach, hike in the rainforest, snorkel aquamarine waters,
and more.
South
America – Oceania Insignia™ kicks off her 2027 Farewell
Tour exploring the vibrant contrasts of South America – from
energetic cities to languid coastal gems to incredible natural wonders. Enjoy
unique immersions into the vibrant culture of Rio de Janeiro, go wine
tasting in Montevideo, take a bucket-list trip along the Amazon River,
discover the spectacular scenery of Patagonia, and much more.
Asia & Africa – Discover
the intoxicating allure of the world's two largest continents aboard Oceania
Riviera™, Oceania Nautica™, Oceania Sirena™ and Oceania
Vista on nearly 30 sailings ranging from nine to 24 days. From
bustling Hong Kong and Singapore to stunning Boracay Island
and Puerto Princesa to desert cities in the UAE and
off-the-beaten-path ports in Western Africa, guests will be awed at every
turn.
South
Pacific, Australia & New Zealand – Sail
aboard Oceania Riviera and Oceania Vista and discover
dazzling islands dotting the South Pacific, Maori cultural immersions and
beautiful landscapes in New Zealand, and an array of wildlife, winery and
Great Barrier Reef adventures across Australia. With endless choices of
how to explore this beguiling corner of the world, travelers' days will be
filled with wonder.
Grand
Voyages & 2027 Around the World Cruise – Nearly 30 grand voyages are
available to explore a specific region more in-depth or even multiple regions
on sailings ranging from 17 to 68 days. For the ultimate indulgence, Oceania
Vista will host the 2027 Around the World cruise in 180 days from Miami to London with
additional options that include a 244-day epic journey from Miami to New
York and a 127-day voyage from Miami to Doha, all departing
on January 6, 2027. Alternatively, travelers can create their own
experience by sailing on multiple world cruise segments which are shorter in
length and regionally focused.
For
additional information on Oceania Cruises' small-ship luxury, exquisitely
crafted cuisine, and expertly refined travel experiences, visit OceaniaCruises.com, call 855-OCEANIA, or speak with a
professional travel advisor.
Image
Credit: © Oceania Cruises
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