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Cruise Itinerary

Day 1
Sydney, New South Wales
Days 1-2
Sydney, New South Wales
Days 3-4
At sea
Day 5
Airlie Beach
Day 6
Cairns, Queensland
Cairns, with its rich history dating back thousands of years to the Indigenous Aboriginal peoples, offers cruisegoers a glimpse into Australia's ancient past. Once a sleepy fishing village, Cairns has evolved into a bustling tourist hub, attracting visitors with its vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty. The city's unique blend of Indigenous, European, and Asian influences is evident in its art, cuisine, and traditions. Local cuisine in Cairns is a feast for the senses, with fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and Indigenous bush tucker dishes tantalizing taste buds. Don't miss the chance to try traditional Aboriginal fare like kangaroo or crocodile, washed down with a refreshing glass of locally brewed beer or a tropical cocktail.
Day 7
Cooktown, Queensland
Days 8-9
At sea
Day 10
Darwin, Northern Territory
Day 11
At sea
Day 12
Komodo Island
Days 13-14
Benoa, Bali
Benoa Harbor, the gateway to Bali's enchanting allure, was transformed from a small fishing village into one of Indonesia's primary cruise hubs, reflecting its growing popularity among international travelers. Its tropical climate ensures warm, sunny days perfect for exploration and relaxation, drawing cruisegoers consistently throughout the year. Main attractions in Benoa include the serene Benoa Beach, the bustling local markets offering a taste of Balinese culture, and water sports activities that cater to adventure seekers.
Day 15
Celukan Bawang, Bali
Day 16
Surabaya
Surabaya, known as the "City of Heroes" due to its pivotal role in the Indonesian battle for independence, offers a blend of urban charm and historical significance. Its tropical climate makes it a year-round destination, appealing to cruisegoers with its warm weather and cultural depth. Notable sights in Surabaya include the majestic Heroes Monument, the vibrant Chinatown district, and the historic House of Sampoerna, where visitors can delve into the intricacies of Indonesia's tobacco industry.
Day 17
Semarang
Semarang stands as a testament to architectural fusion, where colonial Dutch buildings intermingle with Javanese traditional houses. The city's tropical climate, characterized by warm days and cooler evenings, makes it a year-round destination that consistently attracts cruisegoers. Key attractions include the iconic Lawang Sewu, known for its thousand doors and rich history, and the ancient Sam Poo Kong temple, which celebrates Chinese influence in Java.
Days 18-19
At sea
Days 20-21
Ho Chi Minh City
Once a pivotal market town on the banks of the Saigon River, Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, has blossomed into a high-energy metropolis, merging tradition with modernity. Its tropical climate enhances the lush, green expanses scattered throughout the city, perfect for those who seek respite within vibrant urban confines. The citys streets, a labyrinth of local food vendors, French colonial architecture, and bustling markets, offer an authentic snapshot of Vietnamese life. Intriguingly, its also the motorbike capital of the world, with over 8 million bikes weaving through the citys veins.
Day 22
Nha Trang
Nha Trang is a paradise for travelers who crave both adventure and relaxation, nestled in a region that was once the heartland of the Champa Kingdom. This coastal city benefits from a warm, tropical climate that lures sunbathers and scuba divers alike, offering clear, turquoise waters year-round. Beyond its bustling resorts, Nha Trang provides authentic Vietnamese experiences through its local markets and the backdrop of rural landscapes. Dive deeper, and you'll find a city vibrating with street food, cultural ceremonies, and a waterfront that lights up with life after dark. Fun fact: it's a premier spot for witnessing beautiful, fiery sunsets over the South China Sea.
Day 23
At sea
Day 24
Kâmpóng Saôm
Days 25-26
Laem Chabang
Laem Chabang, Thailands largest port, is not just a commercial hub but a gateway to exploring the less charted beauties of Eastern Thailand. Its tropical climate and proximity to both sea and jungle create a dynamic environment, ideal for those who seek variety in their travels. This port town showcases authentic Thai life, from bustling local markets to serene temple grounds. A unique fact about Laem Chabang is its position near the historic city of Ayutthaya, a link to Thailands ancient roots just a day trip away.
Day 27
Ko Samui
Koh Samui was once a self-sustained microcosm, relying solely on its coconut plantations and fishing prowess. Its climate, a tropical paradise, offers year-round warmth, enticing those who seek an escape with both sunlit beaches and shadowed rainforests. Koh Samui represents Thailand away from the crowd, with local festivals and street markets that pulsate with authenticity. Notably, it is home to the unique pink dolphins, a rare sight that adds a touch of magic to its coastal waters.
Day 28
At sea
Days 29-30
Singapore
Singapore, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a global hub of commerce and culture. The city-state's equatorial climate supports a lush green landscape amidst urban sophistication, offering a year-round tropical environment that contrasts sharply with its modern architecture. Renowned for its efficiency and cleanliness, Singapore uniquely blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, evident in neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown. An interesting fact: it is one of the few city-states in the world and has a national tree planting day every November to preserve its title as a Garden City.
Days 30-31
Singapore
Singapore, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a global hub of commerce and culture. The city-state's equatorial climate supports a lush green landscape amidst urban sophistication, offering a year-round tropical environment that contrasts sharply with its modern architecture. Renowned for its efficiency and cleanliness, Singapore uniquely blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, evident in neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown. An interesting fact: it is one of the few city-states in the world and has a national tree planting day every November to preserve its title as a Garden City.
Day 32
At sea
Day 33
Muara
Day 34
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Adventure seekers and nature lovers drawn to the majestic landscapes of Southeast Asia would delight in a city once decimated in World War II, now thriving as a gateway to some of the worlds most breathtaking natural wonders. Kota Kinabalu, with its equatorial climate, provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventures away from the usual tourist paths, from climbing Southeast Asias highest peak to diving in crystal-clear waters rich with marine biodiversity. This city is not just a hub for thrill-seekers but also serves as a vibrant showcase of Borneo's indigenous and colonial heritage, uniquely encapsulated by the lively waterfront and bustling markets
Day 35
Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Day 36
Boracay Island
Day 37
Manila
Day 38
At sea
Day 39
Kaohsiung
Days 40-41
Hong Kong
Hong Kong, originally a small fishing village, has evolved into a vibrant global metropolis and a significant gateway to China. Its subtropical climate facilitates a lively blend of urban and natural experiences, from neon-lit streets to serene hikes like Dragon's Back. Hong Kong offers an authentic exposure to Cantonese lifestyle and cuisine amidst its towering skyscrapers. A unique fact: it boasts one of the world's highest per capita concentrations of cafes and restaurants, offering an eclectic dining scene.
Day 42
At sea
Day 43
Keelung (Chilung)
Day 44
At sea
Day 45
Busan
Day 46
Nagasaki
Nagasaki, steeped in a tapestry of renowned history, invites travelers to uncover its hidden treasures. As a testament to resilience, this city embodies the spirit of Japan, offering an authentic glimpse into its vibrant culture. Blessed with a temperate climate, Nagasaki provides a refreshing escape from tourist crowds, revealing the heart of the nation. Cruise lines embrace its allure, transporting passengers to explore its historic sites and cultural landmarks. From tranquil gardens to bustling markets, Nagasaki serves as a living canvas, showcasing Japan's multifaceted identity.
Day 47
Beppu, Kyushu Island, Oita
Days 48-49
Osaka
Osaka, the kitchen of Japan, beckons food lovers and history buffs alike with its down-to-earth charm and bustling street life. Known historically as a merchant city, Osaka offers a temperate climate that nurtures both its colorful festivals and vibrant nightlife. This city stands apart from its polished counterpart Tokyo by offering a genuine glimpse into the daily lives of ordinary Japanese people, through its thriving local eateries and lively markets. Unique to Osaka is its obsession with comedy, home to the nation's soul of humor, making it a place where laughter and warmth permeate the street corners.
Day 50
Nagoya
Nagoya, where tradition and innovation intersect, is ideal for travelers who relish the blend of historical depth and modern technology. This hub of Japans manufacturing legacy, known for the samurai heroics of Oda Nobunaga, enjoys a humid subtropical climate, providing clear, distinct seasons that frame its iconic cherry blossoms and fiery autumn leaves in the vast Atsuta Shrine grounds. The citys commitment to future technologies, displayed in its world-class robotics at the Toyota Museum, mirrors a past deeply rooted in craftsmanship, offering a truly authentic insight far from the tourist mainstream. Notably, Nagoya Castles golden shachihoko statues proclaim its regal history and resilience.
Days 51-52
Yokohama
For travelers fascinated by the blend of the traditional and the ultramodern, Yokohama offers a unique glimpse into Japan's rapid transformation from a secluded nation to a bustling international port city following the end of its isolation in the mid-19th century. With a temperate climate that sees mild winters and warm, humid summers, Yokohama provides a comfortable backdrop for exploring its renowned gardens, historic architecture, and the futuristic Minato Mirai district. The city is a testament to Japan's maritime prowess, famously hosting one of the first ports opened to foreign trade in 1859, which now serves as a vibrant waterfront playground.
Day 53
At sea
Day 54
Sendai
Day 55
Miyako, Iwate
Day 56
Muroran
Days 57-58
At sea
Day 59
Days 60-61
At sea
Day 62
Kodiak, Alaska
Day 63
Homer, Alaska
Day 64
Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage's history is a tale of resilience and adaptation in the Alaskan wilderness. Established in 1914 as a construction camp for the Alaska Railroad, Anchorage quickly evolved into a bustling city. Its strategic location made it a vital transportation hub during World War II and later for the booming oil industry. Anchorage weathered earthquakes, economic fluctuations, and rapid growth, emerging as Alaska's largest city and cultural center. Today, traces of its past remain in historic sites like the Alaska Native Heritage Center and the Alaska Railroad Depot, blending with modern amenities to create a dynamic urban landscape.
Day 65
Day 66
At sea
Day 67
Day 68
Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver's allure as a cruise hub lies in its jaw-dropping natural landscape and handy position on Canada's west coast. Framed by snow-capped mountains and sparkling waters, the city's scenic harbor welcomes ships from around the world. Cruise enthusiasts are drawn to Vancouver for its seamless embarkation process and the opportunity to explore this cosmopolitan city before setting sail. With its blend of urban sophistication and outdoor adventures, Vancouver captivates visitors with its dynamic culture and picturesque surroundings, making it a must-visit destination for North American experiences.
Day 1 Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney, New South Wales
Days 1-2 Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney, New South Wales
Days 3-4 At sea
At sea
Day 5 Airlie Beach
Airlie Beach
Day 6 Cairns, Queensland
Cairns, Queensland

Cairns, with its rich history dating back thousands of years to the Indigenous Aboriginal peoples, offers cruisegoers a glimpse into Australia's ancient past. Once a sleepy fishing village, Cairns has evolved into a bustling tourist hub, attracting visitors with its vibrant culture and stunning natural beauty. The city's unique blend of Indigenous, European, and Asian influences is evident in its art, cuisine, and traditions. Local cuisine in Cairns is a feast for the senses, with fresh seafood, tropical fruits, and Indigenous bush tucker dishes tantalizing taste buds. Don't miss the chance to try traditional Aboriginal fare like kangaroo or crocodile, washed down with a refreshing glass of locally brewed beer or a tropical cocktail.

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Day 7 Cooktown, Queensland
Cooktown, Queensland
Days 8-9 At sea
At sea
Day 10 Darwin, Northern Territory
Darwin, Northern Territory
Day 11 At sea
At sea
Day 12 Komodo Island
Komodo Island
Days 13-14 Benoa, Bali
Benoa, Bali

Benoa Harbor, the gateway to Bali's enchanting allure, was transformed from a small fishing village into one of Indonesia's primary cruise hubs, reflecting its growing popularity among international travelers. Its tropical climate ensures warm, sunny days perfect for exploration and relaxation, drawing cruisegoers consistently throughout the year. Main attractions in Benoa include the serene Benoa Beach, the bustling local markets offering a taste of Balinese culture, and water sports activities that cater to adventure seekers.

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Day 15 Celukan Bawang, Bali
Celukan Bawang, Bali
Day 16 Surabaya
Surabaya

Surabaya, known as the "City of Heroes" due to its pivotal role in the Indonesian battle for independence, offers a blend of urban charm and historical significance. Its tropical climate makes it a year-round destination, appealing to cruisegoers with its warm weather and cultural depth. Notable sights in Surabaya include the majestic Heroes Monument, the vibrant Chinatown district, and the historic House of Sampoerna, where visitors can delve into the intricacies of Indonesia's tobacco industry.

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Day 17 Semarang
Semarang

Semarang stands as a testament to architectural fusion, where colonial Dutch buildings intermingle with Javanese traditional houses. The city's tropical climate, characterized by warm days and cooler evenings, makes it a year-round destination that consistently attracts cruisegoers. Key attractions include the iconic Lawang Sewu, known for its thousand doors and rich history, and the ancient Sam Poo Kong temple, which celebrates Chinese influence in Java.

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Days 18-19 At sea
At sea
Days 20-21 Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City

Once a pivotal market town on the banks of the Saigon River, Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, has blossomed into a high-energy metropolis, merging tradition with modernity. Its tropical climate enhances the lush, green expanses scattered throughout the city, perfect for those who seek respite within vibrant urban confines. The citys streets, a labyrinth of local food vendors, French colonial architecture, and bustling markets, offer an authentic snapshot of Vietnamese life. Intriguingly, its also the motorbike capital of the world, with over 8 million bikes weaving through the citys veins.

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Day 22 Nha Trang
Nha Trang

Nha Trang is a paradise for travelers who crave both adventure and relaxation, nestled in a region that was once the heartland of the Champa Kingdom. This coastal city benefits from a warm, tropical climate that lures sunbathers and scuba divers alike, offering clear, turquoise waters year-round. Beyond its bustling resorts, Nha Trang provides authentic Vietnamese experiences through its local markets and the backdrop of rural landscapes. Dive deeper, and you'll find a city vibrating with street food, cultural ceremonies, and a waterfront that lights up with life after dark. Fun fact: it's a premier spot for witnessing beautiful, fiery sunsets over the South China Sea.

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Day 23 At sea
At sea
Day 24 Kâmpóng Saôm
Kâmpóng Saôm
Days 25-26 Laem Chabang
Laem Chabang

Laem Chabang, Thailands largest port, is not just a commercial hub but a gateway to exploring the less charted beauties of Eastern Thailand. Its tropical climate and proximity to both sea and jungle create a dynamic environment, ideal for those who seek variety in their travels. This port town showcases authentic Thai life, from bustling local markets to serene temple grounds. A unique fact about Laem Chabang is its position near the historic city of Ayutthaya, a link to Thailands ancient roots just a day trip away.

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Day 27 Ko Samui
Ko Samui

Koh Samui was once a self-sustained microcosm, relying solely on its coconut plantations and fishing prowess. Its climate, a tropical paradise, offers year-round warmth, enticing those who seek an escape with both sunlit beaches and shadowed rainforests. Koh Samui represents Thailand away from the crowd, with local festivals and street markets that pulsate with authenticity. Notably, it is home to the unique pink dolphins, a rare sight that adds a touch of magic to its coastal waters.

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Day 28 At sea
At sea
Days 29-30 Singapore
Singapore

Singapore, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a global hub of commerce and culture. The city-state's equatorial climate supports a lush green landscape amidst urban sophistication, offering a year-round tropical environment that contrasts sharply with its modern architecture. Renowned for its efficiency and cleanliness, Singapore uniquely blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, evident in neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown. An interesting fact: it is one of the few city-states in the world and has a national tree planting day every November to preserve its title as a Garden City.

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Days 30-31 Singapore
Singapore

Singapore, once a humble fishing village, has transformed into a global hub of commerce and culture. The city-state's equatorial climate supports a lush green landscape amidst urban sophistication, offering a year-round tropical environment that contrasts sharply with its modern architecture. Renowned for its efficiency and cleanliness, Singapore uniquely blends Malay, Chinese, and Indian influences, evident in neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown. An interesting fact: it is one of the few city-states in the world and has a national tree planting day every November to preserve its title as a Garden City.

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Day 32 At sea
At sea
Day 33 Muara
Muara
Day 34 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah

Adventure seekers and nature lovers drawn to the majestic landscapes of Southeast Asia would delight in a city once decimated in World War II, now thriving as a gateway to some of the worlds most breathtaking natural wonders. Kota Kinabalu, with its equatorial climate, provides endless opportunities for outdoor adventures away from the usual tourist paths, from climbing Southeast Asias highest peak to diving in crystal-clear waters rich with marine biodiversity. This city is not just a hub for thrill-seekers but also serves as a vibrant showcase of Borneo's indigenous and colonial heritage, uniquely encapsulated by the lively waterfront and bustling markets

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Day 35 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Day 36 Boracay Island
Boracay Island
Day 37 Manila
Manila
Day 38 At sea
At sea
Day 39 Kaohsiung
Kaohsiung
Days 40-41 Hong Kong
Hong Kong

Hong Kong, originally a small fishing village, has evolved into a vibrant global metropolis and a significant gateway to China. Its subtropical climate facilitates a lively blend of urban and natural experiences, from neon-lit streets to serene hikes like Dragon's Back. Hong Kong offers an authentic exposure to Cantonese lifestyle and cuisine amidst its towering skyscrapers. A unique fact: it boasts one of the world's highest per capita concentrations of cafes and restaurants, offering an eclectic dining scene.

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Day 42 At sea
At sea
Day 43 Keelung (Chilung)
Keelung (Chilung)
Day 44 At sea
At sea
Day 45 Busan
Busan
Day 46 Nagasaki
Nagasaki

Nagasaki, steeped in a tapestry of renowned history, invites travelers to uncover its hidden treasures. As a testament to resilience, this city embodies the spirit of Japan, offering an authentic glimpse into its vibrant culture. Blessed with a temperate climate, Nagasaki provides a refreshing escape from tourist crowds, revealing the heart of the nation. Cruise lines embrace its allure, transporting passengers to explore its historic sites and cultural landmarks. From tranquil gardens to bustling markets, Nagasaki serves as a living canvas, showcasing Japan's multifaceted identity.

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Day 47 Beppu, Kyushu Island, Oita
Beppu, Kyushu Island, Oita
Days 48-49 Osaka
Osaka

Osaka, the kitchen of Japan, beckons food lovers and history buffs alike with its down-to-earth charm and bustling street life. Known historically as a merchant city, Osaka offers a temperate climate that nurtures both its colorful festivals and vibrant nightlife. This city stands apart from its polished counterpart Tokyo by offering a genuine glimpse into the daily lives of ordinary Japanese people, through its thriving local eateries and lively markets. Unique to Osaka is its obsession with comedy, home to the nation's soul of humor, making it a place where laughter and warmth permeate the street corners.

View more
Day 50 Nagoya
Nagoya

Nagoya, where tradition and innovation intersect, is ideal for travelers who relish the blend of historical depth and modern technology. This hub of Japans manufacturing legacy, known for the samurai heroics of Oda Nobunaga, enjoys a humid subtropical climate, providing clear, distinct seasons that frame its iconic cherry blossoms and fiery autumn leaves in the vast Atsuta Shrine grounds. The citys commitment to future technologies, displayed in its world-class robotics at the Toyota Museum, mirrors a past deeply rooted in craftsmanship, offering a truly authentic insight far from the tourist mainstream. Notably, Nagoya Castles golden shachihoko statues proclaim its regal history and resilience.

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Days 51-52 Yokohama
Yokohama

For travelers fascinated by the blend of the traditional and the ultramodern, Yokohama offers a unique glimpse into Japan's rapid transformation from a secluded nation to a bustling international port city following the end of its isolation in the mid-19th century. With a temperate climate that sees mild winters and warm, humid summers, Yokohama provides a comfortable backdrop for exploring its renowned gardens, historic architecture, and the futuristic Minato Mirai district. The city is a testament to Japan's maritime prowess, famously hosting one of the first ports opened to foreign trade in 1859, which now serves as a vibrant waterfront playground.

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Day 53 At sea
At sea
Day 54 Sendai
Sendai
Day 55 Miyako, Iwate
Miyako, Iwate
Day 56 Muroran
Muroran
Days 57-58 At sea
At sea
Day 59 At sea
At sea
Days 60-61 At sea
At sea
Day 62 Kodiak, Alaska
Kodiak, Alaska
Day 63 Homer, Alaska
Homer, Alaska
Day 64 Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska

Anchorage's history is a tale of resilience and adaptation in the Alaskan wilderness. Established in 1914 as a construction camp for the Alaska Railroad, Anchorage quickly evolved into a bustling city. Its strategic location made it a vital transportation hub during World War II and later for the booming oil industry. Anchorage weathered earthquakes, economic fluctuations, and rapid growth, emerging as Alaska's largest city and cultural center. Today, traces of its past remain in historic sites like the Alaska Native Heritage Center and the Alaska Railroad Depot, blending with modern amenities to create a dynamic urban landscape.

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Day 65 Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska
Day 66 At sea
At sea
Day 67 At sea
At sea
Day 68 Vancouver, British Columbia
Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver's allure as a cruise hub lies in its jaw-dropping natural landscape and handy position on Canada's west coast. Framed by snow-capped mountains and sparkling waters, the city's scenic harbor welcomes ships from around the world. Cruise enthusiasts are drawn to Vancouver for its seamless embarkation process and the opportunity to explore this cosmopolitan city before setting sail. With its blend of urban sophistication and outdoor adventures, Vancouver captivates visitors with its dynamic culture and picturesque surroundings, making it a must-visit destination for North American experiences.

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1250
Passengers
800
Crew
2012
Launched
2022
Last refit
66084t
Tonnage
181m
Length
32m
Width
20kts
Speed
11
Decks
USD
Currency
Oceania Riviera

Oceania Riviera

Sister ship to Oceania Marina, stunning Oceania Riviera was designed to be special in so many ways and reflects a new level of grace and elegance through designer touches, upholstery and fabrics throughout. She features multiple gourmet restaurants and along with Oceania Marina, offers unforgettable food and wine pairings at La Reserve by Wine Spectator as well as the opportunity for private dining at opulent Privée. From the Lalique Grand Staircase to the Owner's Suites, designer touches that create a casually elegant atmosphere are everywhere. Oceania Riviera's refined ambiance truly embodies the unparalleled Oceania Cruises experience.

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Reviews Superb
Superb
Embarkation was the easiest and fastest we have ever experienced. The ship is beautiful. It is light and spacious and full of gorgeous artefacts. Our concierge balcony cabin was spacious and very comfortable, although it would have been improved by better drawer space. The bathroom was probably the most elegant we have had. The balcony itself was very spacious but lacked high backed furniture or footstools. There were two bucket type chairs and a small table -such a waste of such a lovely space. All crew members that we came in contact with were delightful, from room stewards to restaurant staff and the boys who saw us safely on and off the tenders. The young Cruise Director was brilliant and the entertainment extremely good. The food in all the restaurants was excellent. We normally avoid the Buffet on cruises because we hate the fight for tables and the scrummage around the service stations. This wasn't a problem at all on Vista and we ended up enjoying every breakfast and an occasional lunch there.
5
Oceania Cruises Oceania Vista
Reviews 2023-10-15 13:50:20
2023-10-15 13:50:20
We always book the Owners suite so the level of accommodation is superb and once again didnt disappoint . The excursion in Bordeaux was overpriced and a big let down but overall another enjoyable cruise with Oceania.
3
Oceania Cruises Oceania Riviera
Reviews 2023-06-14 18:39:59
2023-06-14 18:39:59
Food, service and accommodation were excellent. Some of the ports visited were very interesting but a few were limited in things to do, particularly on a Sunday or public holiday and we were unlucky to hit smaller ports on those days.
4
Oceania Cruises Oceania Marina
Reviews 2023-06-02 16:15:45
2023-06-02 16:15:45
A great cruise on a beautiful ship. Unfortunately the one place we wanted to visit, Amalfi, was not visited as it was too rough to tender, but we got a lovely day in Pompaei instead. Some of the best food in all of the restaurants we have had on thirty plus cruises. The refurbished cabin was a delight, a glass door for the shower rather than a shower curtain a great improvement. Plenty of space on board inspite of it being a full complement of passengers.
4
Oceania Cruises Oceania Riviera
Reviews 2023-06-02 13:27:42
2023-06-02 13:27:42
This really was an appalling picture of greed and inefficiency. The ship was lovely, most of the staff were great. Management ( were there any?) we're disinterested. Boarding the ship in Taiwan was a long-winded affair. With a lack of English speaking staff this compounded the meds. Japanese customs were even worse, not helped by the lack of interest by the ship's crew. The excursions were expensive, none were available for disabled passengers. The ones we booked before we left England, were changed or cancelled I wrote and complained over 2 months ago and have still not had the courtesy of a response.
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