Luxury cruise lines
Oceania Cruises
Known for the finest cuisine at sea and destination-rich itineraries on intimate ships.
The fleet (8 ships)
Allura
Second Allura-class ship, continuing Oceania’s culinary focus.
- Guests
- 1,200
- Tonnage
- 67,000 GT
- Length
- 785 ft
- Built
- 2025
- Refurbished
- —
Vista
First Allura-class ship, with the most spacious standard staterooms in the fleet.
- Guests
- 1,200
- Tonnage
- 67,000 GT
- Length
- 785 ft
- Built
- 2023
- Refurbished
- —
Marina
Purpose-built for food lovers, with the Culinary Center hands-on cooking school.
- Guests
- 1,250
- Tonnage
- 66,084 GT
- Length
- 785 ft
- Built
- 2011
- Refurbished
- 2024
Riviera
Sister to Marina, home of the Artist Loft enrichment studio.
- Guests
- 1,250
- Tonnage
- 66,084 GT
- Length
- 785 ft
- Built
- 2012
- Refurbished
- 2022
Insignia
R-class ship known for world cruises.
- Guests
- 670
- Tonnage
- 30,277 GT
- Length
- 594 ft
- Built
- 1998
- Refurbished
- 2018
Nautica
R-class ship sailing Africa, Asia, and the South Pacific.
- Guests
- 684
- Tonnage
- 30,277 GT
- Length
- 594 ft
- Built
- 2000
- Refurbished
- 2022
Regatta
The original R-class ship that launched the Oceania brand.
- Guests
- 670
- Tonnage
- 30,277 GT
- Length
- 594 ft
- Built
- 1998
- Refurbished
- 2019
Sirena
R-class ship sailing the Caribbean, Mediterranean, and South Pacific.
- Guests
- 684
- Tonnage
- 30,277 GT
- Length
- 594 ft
- Built
- 1999
- Refurbished
- 2019
Ship figures are approximate and fleets change as new ships launch, older ships retire, and vessels are refurbished — ask us for the latest details.
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