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Oceania Cruises
The finest cuisine at sea with intimate ships and destination-rich itineraries.
Browse Oceania CruisesMiami, United StatesEst. 2002Premium Cruise Line
9
Active Ships
8+
Destinations
2002
Founded
8,320
Total Capacity
Oceania Cruises Fleet
9 ships
Active
Nautica
684 guests · 2000
R Class
Active
Sirena
684 guests · 1999
Active
Insignia
684 guests · 1998
R Class
Active
Sirena
684 guests · 1999
R Class
Active
Riviera
1,250 guests · 2012
Marina Class
Active
Regatta
684 guests · 1998
R Class
Active
Vista
1,200 guests · 2023
Allura Class
Active
Allura
1,200 guests · 2025
Allura Class
Active
Marina
1,250 guests · 2011
Marina Class
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Leaves in 8 days
Leaves in 8 daysPopular Ports
Ports most frequently visited by Oceania Cruises ships in the past year
Port of Melbourne
Australia10 visitsPort of Helsinki
Finland2 visitsPort of Tallinn
Estonia2 visitsPort of Marseille
France1 visitPort of Barcelona
Spain1 visitKai Tak Cruise Terminal
Hong Kong1 visitPort of Invergordon
United Kingdom1 visitPort of Civitavecchia
Italy1 visitCompare Oceania Cruises Ships
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many ships does Oceania Cruises have?
Oceania Cruises currently operates 9 active ships with a combined capacity of 8,320 passengers.
Where does Oceania Cruises sail?
Oceania Cruises frequently visits ports including Port of Melbourne, Port of Helsinki, Port of Tallinn, and more.
Can I track Oceania Cruises ships live?
Yes -- all Oceania Cruises ships are trackable via live AIS data on our interactive map.
What is the newest Oceania Cruises ship?
The newest ship in the fleet is Allura, launched in 2025.