Overview

Departing Miami aboard the Oceania Sirena, this 65-night voyage with Oceania Cruises unlocks the very best of North America and South America. Along the way, you'll visit Georgetown, Grand Cayman, Punta Arenas, and Tortola - with 4 sea days providing plenty of time to relax and unwind on board. Whether you're relaxing on deck on a sea day or exploring ashore, this Oceania Cruises journey offers something for everyone. From £15,242 per person, you could be stepping aboard the Oceania Sirena and heading for North America and South America.

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Cruise Itinerary

Day 1
Miami, Florida
Miami captivates with its vibrant fusion of culture, glamour, and natural beauty. Bask in the sun-kissed shores of South Beach, where turquoise waters and Art Deco architecture create an iconic backdrop. Explore the colorful neighborhoods of Little Havana and Wynwood, pulsating with Latin rhythms and vibrant street art. Indulge in world-class dining, from fresh seafood on the waterfront to sizzling Cuban cuisine. Dive into the city's legendary nightlife, where chic clubs and beachfront bars keep the party going until dawn. With its tropical climate, cosmopolitan flair, and endless array of attractions, Miami beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its dynamic and electrifying atmosphere.
Day 2
At sea
Day 3
Georgetown, Grand Cayman
Day 4
Ocho Rios
Ocho Rios shimmers with the vibrant rhythms of Caribbean vibes, inviting travelers to unwind with a cocktail in hand amidst stunning coastal scenery. Beyond the clich, this gem offers unique tourist attractions, from hidden waterfalls like Blue Hole to off-the-beaten-path beaches like James Bond Beach. Explore the lush landscapes of Fern Gully or discover local art at Harmony Hall, immersing in the authentic culture of Jamaica.
Day 5
At sea
Day 6
Santa Marta
Day 7
Cartagena
Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Cartagena exudes an air of ancient grandeur, tracing its roots back to the Phoenicians and Carthaginians. This historic port city boasts a climate blessed with year-round sunshine, perfect for leisurely strolls along its palm-lined promenades. Beyond its famed Roman ruins and imposing fortifications, Cartagena offers a glimpse into authentic Spanish life, with bustling markets brimming with local flavors and artisans' wares. Cruise lines strategically dock to provide easy access to Cartagena's wealth of cultural treasures, from the Roman Theatre to the Modernist architecture of its city center. It's a destination where history meets modern charm, leaving an indelible mark on every visitor's memory.
Day 8
Colón
Day 9
This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.
Day 10
At sea
Day 11
Manta
The breathtaking destination of Manta, where the Pacific caresses its sandy shores and the verdant cliffs offer a mesmerizing backdrop. The climate, a tropical delight, ensures year-round warmth, making it a haven for those escaping colder realms. Manta thrives on providing an authentic local experience, far from the usual tourist paths, where traditions are not just observed but are a vibrant part of daily life. The lively Montecristi, known for its handwoven Panama hats, a misnomer that speaks to the local craftsmanship, punctuates this genuine slice of Ecuador. Here, every breeze carries a story, every corner a local legend, offering more than just a visit but an immersion.
Day 12
At sea
Day 13
Salaverry
Days 14-15
Callao
Day 16
Pisco
Day 17
At sea
Day 18
Arica
Arica, often hailed as the gateway to the timeless allure of Chile, cradles legends from the War of the Pacific, where its heroism is etched into every cobblestone. With a climate boasting nearly 300 days of sunshine per year, it offers a warm welcome to those seeking genuine engagement with local life, away from the crowded tourist circuits. Here, one can witness the vibrant authenticity of Chile, reflected through bustling markets and serene beaches that feel worlds apart from the usual destinations. Intriguingly, it's home to the world's oldest known mummies, predating those of Egypt, adding a touch of mystique to its already captivating atmosphere.
Day 19
At sea
Day 20
Antofagasta
Day 21
At sea
Day 22
Valparaiso
Chile holds a central role in global tourism, and Valparaiso exemplifies this with its blend of architectural styles and its influence on poets and painters worldwide. While influencers have covered its picturesque views extensively, Valparaiso hides layers of local life in its alleyways and hilltops, waiting to be discovered by those who venture beyond the mainstream paths. The city's ability to inspire art and literature across continents continues to draw admiration, embodying a living canvas that invites exploration and appreciation beyond its surface charm.
Day 23
At sea
Day 24
Puerto Montt
Welcome to Puerto Montt, where the majestic Andes meet the serene waters of the Pacific. This gateway to Patagonia is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, such as the Osorno Volcano and the emerald waters of Todos los Santos Lake. The climate here is a temperate rainforest, offering a unique blend of misty mornings and crisp, clear days, perfect for those who wish to experience nature as it's meant to be. Puerto Montt is a celebration of Chilean traditions, from vibrant local handicraft markets to the spirited cueca dance. A hidden gem in this picturesque locale is the Angelmfish market, where the age-old bartering practices still thrive.
Day 25
Castro
Day 26
Puerto Chacabuco
Days 27-28
At sea
Day 29
Punta Arenas
As you sail towards this spectacular destination, numerous cruise lines including Holland America and Princess Cruises offer tailored voyages that cater specifically to the discerning traveler. Once ashore, you can immerse yourself in excursions that traverse historical sites such as the Nao Victoria Museum, a full-size replica of the first ship to successfully circumnavigate the world. Celebrated figures from the area, like the explorer Ferdinand Magellan, lend a sense of adventure and discovery to every visit, making each moment aboard and ashore a continuous journey through living history.
Day 30
Ushuaia
Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world, offers a gateway to the untouched landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. It's more than a mere departure point; it's where the raw spirit of Argentina comes alive amidst rugged coastlines and pristine sub-polar forests. The climate here, cool and temperate, invites visitors into a world far removed from the bustling tourist centers, presenting a rare glimpse into the authentic heart of the country. Cruises utilizing this port offer scenic views of the Beagle Channel and the Martial Mountains, each narrating the epic saga of explorers who first charted these remote territories. Uniquely, Ushuaia's latitude allows for extended daylight hours in the summer, giving travelers more time to soak in its spectacular natural beauty.
Days 31-32
At sea
Days 33-34
This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.
Day 35
At sea
Day 36
Port Stanley
Port Stanley, with its distinctly British charm, beckons like a quaint postcard from another era, where the fusion of modern life with traditional values creates a comforting yet intriguing ambiance. The climate, mild and often kissed by sea breezes, complements the landscape beautifully, offering an authentic escape from the crowded tourist destinations. Visitors often find themselves immersed in a community that celebrates and lives its true traditions every day, making it a living showcase of the countrys authentic lifestyle. A unique aspect of Port Stanley is its love for maritime events, which are celebrated with the same fervor as any national festival.
Day 37
At sea
Day 38
Puerto Madryn
Puerto Madryn, a gem where Argentina's past meets the vibrancy of today, beckons to those who cherish authenticity and a milder climate perfect for exploration. Originating from the 1865 Welsh settlement, this town offers a palpable sense of history interwoven with modern-day Argentine life. It's a retreat from the tourist-heavy locales, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local environment and community. Cruise lines highlight Puerto Madryn not just as a stop but as an invitation to experience Argentina in its truest form, with coastal treasures and wildlife encounters that stand out globally. Intriguingly, this is also where orcas have been observed intentionally beaching themselvesa rare natural phenomenon.
Days 39-40
At sea
Day 41
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, with its storied past woven into the very fabric of the city, beckons those who seek to immerse themselves in the authentic spirit of Argentina. Famous for its birthplace of tango, this vibrant city offers a glimpse into the local life far removed from the usual tourist paths. With a temperate climate that favors exploration year-round, Buenos Aires presents an exceptional setting for those looking to experience genuine local flavors and traditions. Cruise lines treasure this port for its ability to display the heart of Argentina, culminating in unique excursions that reveal secrets only known to locals. An intriguing fact about the city is its famed Recoleta Cemetery is the resting place of Eva Per.
Day 42
Punta del Este
Days 43-44
At sea
Day 45
Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro, the heart of Brazil's carnival fervor, offers a gateway into its celebrated past where the rhythm of samba was born and the streets tell tales of vivid festivities. The city's tropical climate invites travelers year-round, providing a warm welcome with its sun-drenched beaches and lush mountainous backdrops, setting it apart from conventional tourist destinations. It's here that visitors truly experience the vibrancy of Brazil, beyond the postcards, immersing in a locality vibrant with genuine interactions and community celebrations. Intriguingly, Rio is the only city in the world where the urban forest is denser than its urban sprawl, offering an unexpected green retreat amidst the city buzz.
Days 46-47
At sea
Day 48
Maceió
Days 49-51
At sea
Day 52
This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.
Day 53
Santarém
Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.
Day 54
Boca de Valeria
Day 55
Manaus
This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.
Day 56
Parintins
Day 57
Alter do Chão
This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.
Days 58-60
At sea
Day 61
Bridgetown
It's time to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Bridgetown's historic center, where local points of interest are peppered between national wonders. Wander along Broad Street, the bustling main thoroughfare lined with shops, cafes, and colonial-era architecture. For authentic Caribbean cuisine, head to Baxter's Road, renowned for its street food stalls serving up savory delights like flying fish and cou-cou. Experience the true essence of the Caribbean mantra as you mingle with friendly locals and savor the flavors of Barbadian cuisine.
Day 62
Pointe-à-Pitre
Day 63
Tortola
Days 64-65
At sea
Day 66
Miami, Florida
Miami captivates with its vibrant fusion of culture, glamour, and natural beauty. Bask in the sun-kissed shores of South Beach, where turquoise waters and Art Deco architecture create an iconic backdrop. Explore the colorful neighborhoods of Little Havana and Wynwood, pulsating with Latin rhythms and vibrant street art. Indulge in world-class dining, from fresh seafood on the waterfront to sizzling Cuban cuisine. Dive into the city's legendary nightlife, where chic clubs and beachfront bars keep the party going until dawn. With its tropical climate, cosmopolitan flair, and endless array of attractions, Miami beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its dynamic and electrifying atmosphere.
Day 1 Miami, Florida
Miami, Florida

Miami captivates with its vibrant fusion of culture, glamour, and natural beauty. Bask in the sun-kissed shores of South Beach, where turquoise waters and Art Deco architecture create an iconic backdrop. Explore the colorful neighborhoods of Little Havana and Wynwood, pulsating with Latin rhythms and vibrant street art. Indulge in world-class dining, from fresh seafood on the waterfront to sizzling Cuban cuisine. Dive into the city's legendary nightlife, where chic clubs and beachfront bars keep the party going until dawn. With its tropical climate, cosmopolitan flair, and endless array of attractions, Miami beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its dynamic and electrifying atmosphere.

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Day 2 At sea
At sea
Day 3 Georgetown, Grand Cayman
Georgetown, Grand Cayman
Day 4 Ocho Rios
Ocho Rios

Ocho Rios shimmers with the vibrant rhythms of Caribbean vibes, inviting travelers to unwind with a cocktail in hand amidst stunning coastal scenery. Beyond the clich, this gem offers unique tourist attractions, from hidden waterfalls like Blue Hole to off-the-beaten-path beaches like James Bond Beach. Explore the lush landscapes of Fern Gully or discover local art at Harmony Hall, immersing in the authentic culture of Jamaica.

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Day 5 At sea
At sea
Day 6 Santa Marta
Santa Marta
Day 7 Cartagena
Cartagena

Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Cartagena exudes an air of ancient grandeur, tracing its roots back to the Phoenicians and Carthaginians. This historic port city boasts a climate blessed with year-round sunshine, perfect for leisurely strolls along its palm-lined promenades. Beyond its famed Roman ruins and imposing fortifications, Cartagena offers a glimpse into authentic Spanish life, with bustling markets brimming with local flavors and artisans' wares. Cruise lines strategically dock to provide easy access to Cartagena's wealth of cultural treasures, from the Roman Theatre to the Modernist architecture of its city center. It's a destination where history meets modern charm, leaving an indelible mark on every visitor's memory.

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Day 8 Colón
Colón
Day 9 Colón
Colón

This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.

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Day 10 At sea
At sea
Day 11 Manta
Manta

The breathtaking destination of Manta, where the Pacific caresses its sandy shores and the verdant cliffs offer a mesmerizing backdrop. The climate, a tropical delight, ensures year-round warmth, making it a haven for those escaping colder realms. Manta thrives on providing an authentic local experience, far from the usual tourist paths, where traditions are not just observed but are a vibrant part of daily life. The lively Montecristi, known for its handwoven Panama hats, a misnomer that speaks to the local craftsmanship, punctuates this genuine slice of Ecuador. Here, every breeze carries a story, every corner a local legend, offering more than just a visit but an immersion.

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Day 12 At sea
At sea
Day 13 Salaverry
Salaverry
Days 14-15 Callao
Callao
Day 16 Pisco
Pisco
Day 17 At sea
At sea
Day 18 Arica
Arica

Arica, often hailed as the gateway to the timeless allure of Chile, cradles legends from the War of the Pacific, where its heroism is etched into every cobblestone. With a climate boasting nearly 300 days of sunshine per year, it offers a warm welcome to those seeking genuine engagement with local life, away from the crowded tourist circuits. Here, one can witness the vibrant authenticity of Chile, reflected through bustling markets and serene beaches that feel worlds apart from the usual destinations. Intriguingly, it's home to the world's oldest known mummies, predating those of Egypt, adding a touch of mystique to its already captivating atmosphere.

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Day 19 At sea
At sea
Day 20 Antofagasta
Antofagasta
Day 21 At sea
At sea
Day 22 Valparaiso
Valparaiso

Chile holds a central role in global tourism, and Valparaiso exemplifies this with its blend of architectural styles and its influence on poets and painters worldwide. While influencers have covered its picturesque views extensively, Valparaiso hides layers of local life in its alleyways and hilltops, waiting to be discovered by those who venture beyond the mainstream paths. The city's ability to inspire art and literature across continents continues to draw admiration, embodying a living canvas that invites exploration and appreciation beyond its surface charm.

View more
Day 23 At sea
At sea
Day 24 Puerto Montt
Puerto Montt

Welcome to Puerto Montt, where the majestic Andes meet the serene waters of the Pacific. This gateway to Patagonia is famed for its breathtaking landscapes, such as the Osorno Volcano and the emerald waters of Todos los Santos Lake. The climate here is a temperate rainforest, offering a unique blend of misty mornings and crisp, clear days, perfect for those who wish to experience nature as it's meant to be. Puerto Montt is a celebration of Chilean traditions, from vibrant local handicraft markets to the spirited cueca dance. A hidden gem in this picturesque locale is the Angelmfish market, where the age-old bartering practices still thrive.

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Day 25 Castro
Castro
Day 26 Puerto Chacabuco
Puerto Chacabuco
Days 27-28 At sea
At sea
Day 29 Punta Arenas
Punta Arenas

As you sail towards this spectacular destination, numerous cruise lines including Holland America and Princess Cruises offer tailored voyages that cater specifically to the discerning traveler. Once ashore, you can immerse yourself in excursions that traverse historical sites such as the Nao Victoria Museum, a full-size replica of the first ship to successfully circumnavigate the world. Celebrated figures from the area, like the explorer Ferdinand Magellan, lend a sense of adventure and discovery to every visit, making each moment aboard and ashore a continuous journey through living history.

View more
Day 30 Ushuaia
Ushuaia

Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world, offers a gateway to the untouched landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. It's more than a mere departure point; it's where the raw spirit of Argentina comes alive amidst rugged coastlines and pristine sub-polar forests. The climate here, cool and temperate, invites visitors into a world far removed from the bustling tourist centers, presenting a rare glimpse into the authentic heart of the country. Cruises utilizing this port offer scenic views of the Beagle Channel and the Martial Mountains, each narrating the epic saga of explorers who first charted these remote territories. Uniquely, Ushuaia's latitude allows for extended daylight hours in the summer, giving travelers more time to soak in its spectacular natural beauty.

View more
Days 31-32 At sea
At sea
Days 33-34 At sea
At sea

This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.

View more
Day 35 At sea
At sea
Day 36 Port Stanley
Port Stanley

Port Stanley, with its distinctly British charm, beckons like a quaint postcard from another era, where the fusion of modern life with traditional values creates a comforting yet intriguing ambiance. The climate, mild and often kissed by sea breezes, complements the landscape beautifully, offering an authentic escape from the crowded tourist destinations. Visitors often find themselves immersed in a community that celebrates and lives its true traditions every day, making it a living showcase of the countrys authentic lifestyle. A unique aspect of Port Stanley is its love for maritime events, which are celebrated with the same fervor as any national festival.

View more
Day 37 At sea
At sea
Day 38 Puerto Madryn
Puerto Madryn

Puerto Madryn, a gem where Argentina's past meets the vibrancy of today, beckons to those who cherish authenticity and a milder climate perfect for exploration. Originating from the 1865 Welsh settlement, this town offers a palpable sense of history interwoven with modern-day Argentine life. It's a retreat from the tourist-heavy locales, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local environment and community. Cruise lines highlight Puerto Madryn not just as a stop but as an invitation to experience Argentina in its truest form, with coastal treasures and wildlife encounters that stand out globally. Intriguingly, this is also where orcas have been observed intentionally beaching themselvesa rare natural phenomenon.

View more
Days 39-40 At sea
At sea
Day 41 Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, with its storied past woven into the very fabric of the city, beckons those who seek to immerse themselves in the authentic spirit of Argentina. Famous for its birthplace of tango, this vibrant city offers a glimpse into the local life far removed from the usual tourist paths. With a temperate climate that favors exploration year-round, Buenos Aires presents an exceptional setting for those looking to experience genuine local flavors and traditions. Cruise lines treasure this port for its ability to display the heart of Argentina, culminating in unique excursions that reveal secrets only known to locals. An intriguing fact about the city is its famed Recoleta Cemetery is the resting place of Eva Per.

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Day 42 Punta del Este
Punta del Este
Days 43-44 At sea
At sea
Day 45 Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro

Rio de Janeiro, the heart of Brazil's carnival fervor, offers a gateway into its celebrated past where the rhythm of samba was born and the streets tell tales of vivid festivities. The city's tropical climate invites travelers year-round, providing a warm welcome with its sun-drenched beaches and lush mountainous backdrops, setting it apart from conventional tourist destinations. It's here that visitors truly experience the vibrancy of Brazil, beyond the postcards, immersing in a locality vibrant with genuine interactions and community celebrations. Intriguingly, Rio is the only city in the world where the urban forest is denser than its urban sprawl, offering an unexpected green retreat amidst the city buzz.

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Days 46-47 At sea
At sea
Day 48 Maceió
Maceió
Days 49-51 At sea
At sea
Day 52 At sea
At sea

This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.

View more
Day 53 Santarém
Santarém

Nestled in the Brazilian state of Pará, Santarém is best known for the striking point where the Tapajós River merges with the paler waters of the Amazon River.For visitors, it’s an excellent place to enjoy an in-depth look at the region’s history. In Museu de Santarém, housed in a yellow waterfront mansion, you can see clay artefacts dating back 6,000 years, as well as paintings by local artists.The city is also a starting point for adventures into the jungle itself. Insightful tours will take you in search of dolphins, toucans, monkeys and more.

View more
Day 54 Boca de Valeria
Boca de Valeria
Day 55 Manaus
Manaus

This remarkable city must be seen to be believed. It’s hard to imagine that a sprawling metropolis of 2.6 million people is nestled in the heart of the Amazon jungle, surrounded by dense, biodiverse rainforest.Founded in the 17th century, the city prospered during the rubber boom, which funded the construction of striking landmarks. Picture Belle Époque architecture bathed in the warm glow of a Brazilian sunset. The city’s most fascinating building is the Amazon Theatre, an opulent opera house crowned by a distinctive yellow dome, constructed from 36,000 tiles imported from Alsace.Another major draw is the chance to see the Meeting of the Waters, where the dark currents of the Rio Negro flow side by side with the pale, sandy-coloured Amazon River for miles, creating an eye-popping visual contrast.

View more
Day 56 Parintins
Parintins
Day 57 Alter do Chão
Alter do Chão

This riverside town is often dubbed the ‘Caribbean of the Amazon’, thanks to its immense natural beauty, pristine beaches and inviting blue waters for swimming. It’s perhaps best known for Ilha do Amor (Island of Love), which boasts a particularly breathtaking stretch of white sand beach.Because it’s primarily frequented by Brazilian tourists rather than international visitors, Alter do Chão retains a rustic charm and laid-back vibe. You’ll find quiet spots to sip coconut water or cold beer while enjoying the sound of Amazonian birdsong.That said, there are still opportunities to explore the region’s unique flora and fauna. For instance, a visit to Jardim de Vitórias-Régias da Dulce offers the chance to see Amazon water lilies and taste them in local cuisine.

View more
Days 58-60 At sea
At sea
Day 61 Bridgetown
Bridgetown

It's time to immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Bridgetown's historic center, where local points of interest are peppered between national wonders. Wander along Broad Street, the bustling main thoroughfare lined with shops, cafes, and colonial-era architecture. For authentic Caribbean cuisine, head to Baxter's Road, renowned for its street food stalls serving up savory delights like flying fish and cou-cou. Experience the true essence of the Caribbean mantra as you mingle with friendly locals and savor the flavors of Barbadian cuisine.

View more
Day 62 Pointe-à-Pitre
Pointe-à-Pitre
Day 63 Tortola
Tortola
Days 64-65 At sea
At sea
Day 66 Miami, Florida
Miami, Florida

Miami captivates with its vibrant fusion of culture, glamour, and natural beauty. Bask in the sun-kissed shores of South Beach, where turquoise waters and Art Deco architecture create an iconic backdrop. Explore the colorful neighborhoods of Little Havana and Wynwood, pulsating with Latin rhythms and vibrant street art. Indulge in world-class dining, from fresh seafood on the waterfront to sizzling Cuban cuisine. Dive into the city's legendary nightlife, where chic clubs and beachfront bars keep the party going until dawn. With its tropical climate, cosmopolitan flair, and endless array of attractions, Miami beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its dynamic and electrifying atmosphere.

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670
Passengers
400
Crew
1999
Launched
2019
Last refit
30277t
Tonnage
181m
Length
25.45m
Width
18kts
Speed
9
Decks
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Oceania Sirena

Oceania Sirena

The better-than-new Oceania Sirena blends sophistication with a contemporary flair to create a casually elegant ambiance that embodies the most treasured elements of our celebrated ships. Every surface of every suite and stateroom is entirely new, while in the public spaces, a refreshed color palette of soft sea and sky tones surrounds a tasteful renewal of fabrics, furnishings and lighting fixtures that exquisitely encompasses the inimitable style and comfort of Oceania Cruises.

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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.
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