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Regatta cruise ship operator transition

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2026-09-06 20:27 UTC → 2026-09-10 09:42 UTC · added ~~removed~~

The cruise ship Regatta has transitioned from Oceania Cruises to a new operator under a charter agreement with Explorations by Norwegian, a brand owned by the Australian company My Cruises. Following its final voyage under Oceania in late August 2026, the vessel departed from Civitavecchia, Italy, on September 1 to begin a world cruise. This inaugural voyage is described as the world’s longest continuous scheduled cruise, spanning 371 days and visiting 220 ports across 62 countries and five continents. This itinerary surpasses the previous record held by Royal Caribbean’s Ultimate World Cruise, which lasted 274 nights. The journey includes diverse destinations such as Santorini, Naples, Copenhagen, and Helsinki in Europe; Cape Verde, Cape Town, and Zanzibar in Africa; Hiroshima, Jeju Island, Colombo, and Malé in Asia; and regions ranging from Alaska to the Amazon in the Americas. ~~For travelers unable to commit to~~ Recent reports clarify that the ~~full year-long voyage, shorter options are available,~~ vessel, which features 348 cabins and accommodates approximately 670 passengers, may also visit locations including Greenland, Iceland, and the Panama Canal. While the primary voyage spans over a ~~19-night tour covering Turkey,~~ year, the ~~Greek islands, and Malta.~~ operator also offers shorter itineraries for travelers. The schedule remains subject to change based on weather, port conditions, or political developments.

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