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Oceania Cruises Unveils Expanded 2027‑2029 Global Cruise Programs

Oceania Cruises announced a new collection of more than 230 voyages for 2028 and 2029, offering itineraries that range from seven to 180 days and include over 60 overnight stays. The program covers a wide array of destinations, from Indonesian archipelagos and Japanese ports such as Ishi­gaki and Mi­ya­zaki to Iceland’s Hú­sa­vík, Alaska’s Icy Strait Point, Mediterranean cities, Caribbean islands, the Panama Canal and Mexican coasts. The line highlighted its commitment to providing guests with ample planning time and deeper cultural immersion.

In addition, the cruise line detailed its 2027 North Europe season, which will be operated by its three boutique ships – Oceania Insignia, Marina and Vista. These smaller vessels will visit less‑accessible ports in Scandinavia, the British Isles, Iceland, Greenland and Norway, including stops such as Rosendal, Stornoway, Seydisfjordur and Karlskrona. The itineraries feature customized shore excursions, such as apple‑cider tasting in Hardanger and farm‑to‑table experiences on Gotland. Chief Luxury Officer Jason Montague emphasized the “extraordinary opportunity” to explore the region during its prime travel season.