Oceania Cruises has unveiled its 2028/29 voyage collection, featuring more than 230 itineraries across the globe with bookings open from today.
The double launch gives travel advisors flexibility to plan their clients’ journeys well ahead for the sailings which range from seven to 180 days and include more than 60 overnight port stays.
The collection spans a range of lesser-visited locations from the ancient ruins of Ephesus to the remote Japanese harbour towns of Ishigaki and Miyazaki and the volcanic drama of Iceland’s Húsavík.
“This new, expansive collection reflects our passion for immersive travel opportunities and offers guests the chance to explore a little further with more depth thanks to more than 60 overnight stays. Launching sailings for 2028 and 2029 underscores our commitment to giving guests and travel advisors the confidence and time to plan the journeys that truly matter,” Oceania Cruises chief luxury officer Jason Montague said.
“From the historic harbours of the Mediterranean to the remote fjords of New Zealand, each sailing reflects our belief that the world’s greatest destinations deserve to be experienced, not simply visited.”
Highlights of the 2028/29 collection
- More than 60 overnight stays across two seasons: featured throughout the 2028/29 collection, these include extended time in cities like Copenhagen, Lisbon, Bangkok and Bali, as well as smaller ports like Seville and Malé. Late-evening departures and overnight stays – both hallmarks of Oceania Cruises – invite deeper exploration and connection to life ashore.
- Oceania Aurelia Debuts her inaugural World Cruises: welcoming fewer than 500 guests, Oceania Aurelia will sail her inaugural 180-Day Around the World voyages in 2028 and 2029. The voyage will depart from Miami and Los Angeles, respectively, before concluding in New York.
- From Alaska to Japan on Oceania Riviera: Oceania Riviera returns to Alaska in summer 2028 before transitioning to Asia-focused sailings, including a greater emphasis on Japan’s hidden charms. Itineraries feature rarely visited ports inaccessible to larger ships, including Kagoshima, Ishigaki and Miyazaki, alongside calls in Tokyo and Osaka.
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Oceania Allura extends the Mediterranean winter season: Oceania Allura returns for a second Mediterranean winter season in 2028 and 2029, exploring Greece, Turkey, Italy and Spain from November through March. With more than 80 Mediterranean itineraries, this marks Oceania Cruises’ most diverse range of sailings in the region to date.
