Oceania Cruises has announced its comprehensive lineup of festive season voyages spanning the end-of-year travel windows for 2025–26 and 2026–27. The new itineraries offer travelers a selection of luxurious, immersive voyages during peak holiday seasons, visiting an expansive list of global destinations.
With over 40 cruises ranging from 7 to 197 days in duration, this initiative aligns with broader efforts to promote global tourism, economic engagement, and cross-cultural experiences in accordance with international travel and maritime tourism objectives.
The voyages incorporate stops across Asia, Oceania, the Americas, and Europe, supporting regional tourism and hospitality sectors while offering premium experiences aboard one of the cruise industry’s most distinguished fleets.
Festive Cruises 2025–2026: Featured Itineraries
“Indian Ocean Opus” – Cape Town to Singapore
Launching December 2, 2025, aboard the Oceania Sirena, this 24-day itinerary explores southern and southeastern regions. Destinations include Mozambique, Réunion Island, Mauritius, the Maldives, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia. The voyage merges scenic coastal landscapes with vibrant cultures and tropical maritime environments.
“South Pacific Archipelagos” – Sydney to Papeete
The 19-day journey begins December 10, 2025, aboard the Oceania Riviera. Guests travel from Australia’s east coast across the South Pacific, stopping in New Caledonia, Fiji, Tonga, Samoa, and French Polynesian islands including Bora Bora and Moorea, culminating in Tahiti’s capital.
“Outrigger’s Route to Bali” – Papeete to Bali
Commencing December 17, 2025, aboard the Oceania Regatta, this 24-day cruise explores island nations including French Polynesia, Fiji, the Solomon Islands, and Australia’s northern territory, before sailing through the Indonesian archipelago and concluding in Bali.
“Yachting Treasures” – Miami to Miami
Departing December 19, 2025, this 10-day Caribbean roundtrip on the Oceania Insignia offers a curated selection of high-profile island ports. Stops include San Juan (Puerto Rico), Basseterre (St. Kitts), St. John’s (Antigua), Philipsburg (St. Maarten), and Charlotte Amalie (St. Thomas).
“Antarctic Triumph” – Santiago de Chile to Buenos Aires
Launching December 21, 2025, aboard the Oceania Marina, this 20-day expedition features southern Chile, Patagonia, and Antarctica. Highlights include Puerto Montt, the glacier region of Laguna San Rafael, the Chilean fjords, Punta Arenas, and Ushuaia before culminating in Argentina’s capital.
“Holiday Havens” – Miami to Miami
This 14-day voyage aboard the Oceania Allura, departing December 21, 2025, is the ship’s inaugural holiday itinerary. Ports of call include Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, Dominica, Antigua, and St. Maarten, offering tropical holiday celebrations.
Grand Voyages 2025–2026: Expanding Horizons
“Iberian and Island Dreams” – Barcelona to Miami
Spanning 25 days, this extended journey aboard the Oceania Nautica begins December 2, 2025. It explores southern Europe and the Atlantic islands before crossing to the Americas. Guests encounter cultural capitals, island territories, and long-range cruising excellence.
“Spanning the Americas” – Los Angeles to San Diego
Departing December 20, 2025, aboard the Oceania Vista, this 77-day Grand Voyage encompasses North, Central, and South American coastlines. Destinations include Mexico, multiple Central American nations, Caribbean ports like St. Barts and Dominica, and ends in Southern California.
Holiday Voyages 2026–2027: Exploring New Waters
“Australasian Allure” – Sydney to Perth
On December 15, 2026, the Oceania Riviera departs on a 23-day Australian voyage along the continent’s northern perimeter. Key ports include Whitsunday Island, Cairns, Komodo Island in Indonesia, Bali, and Waingapu.
“Antilles to Andes” – Miami to Lima
This 15-day voyage starts December 19, 2026, aboard the Oceania Insignia. It combines Caribbean island visits with passage through the Panama Canal, Ecuadorian coastal towns, and onward to Lima, Peru.
“Legends of Jade” – Hong Kong to Singapore
Beginning December 21, 2026, this 15-day itinerary aboard the Oceania Nautica features Ha Long Bay in Vietnam, various destinations across the Philippines, as well as coastal Vietnamese cities such as Hue and Nha Trang, before reaching Singapore via Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia.
Grand Voyages 2026–2027: Deep Cultural Immersion
“Ramblas to Renaissance” – Barcelona to Rome
Launching December 9, 2026, aboard the Oceania Sirena, this 26-day cultural cruise explores western Mediterranean heritage sites. Travelers can experience Iberian, French, and Italian landmarks tied to both classical antiquity and the Renaissance.
“Corals and Kiwi Coasts” – Sydney to Auckland
This 40-day voyage aboard the Oceania Riviera departs December 15, 2026. The route traverses the Coral Sea and explores New Zealand’s North and South Islands, offering a comprehensive view of Oceania’s natural wonders and indigenous cultures.
Fleet and Passenger Experience
Oceania Cruises continues to be recognized for its emphasis on refined culinary experiences, destination-rich itineraries, and mid-sized ships that allow for access to unique ports. These festive voyages reflect the line’s commitment to elevating maritime travel during celebratory seasons, providing guests with world-class amenities in exclusive environments.
Across the fleet, ships are equipped with award-winning restaurants, luxury suites, cultural enrichment programs, and health and wellness facilities. Each voyage is designed to offer immersive engagement with regional customs, cuisines, and natural settings.
Commitment to Global Tourism and Regional Economies
By featuring diverse routes that traverse both popular and lesser-known ports, these voyages contribute to the growth of global tourism. They support local economies through port fees, shore excursions, vendor contracts, and passenger spending in tourism-reliant communities.
The broad spectrum of destinations—including small island nations, coastal cities, and remote settlements—demonstrates Oceania Cruises’ alignment with tourism diversification principles supported by international travel governance bodies.
Seasonal Appeal and International Demand
Holiday-season cruises have seen a rise in demand due to:
- Increased traveler interest in destination-based celebrations
- Desire for extended luxury experiences during peak calendar periods
- Ability to combine year-end relaxation with new cultural discoveries
By offering themed voyages tailored to holiday occasions, Oceania meets a niche in the luxury market while maintaining strong compliance with international maritime scheduling and environmental guidelines.
Sustainability and Ocean Stewardship
Oceania Cruises incorporates sustainable practices on all voyages. These include:
- Waste reduction programs and advanced recycling protocols
- Shore power technology and energy-efficient ship designs
- Collaborations with local governments to maintain responsible tourism footprints
The fleet’s operational philosophy emphasizes minimal environmental impact while maximizing guest satisfaction and cultural respect.
Oceania Cruises’ unveiling of more than 40 festive itineraries for the 2025–26 and 2026–27 seasons marks a significant development in the luxury cruise segment.
By offering multi-regional travel experiences of varying lengths and themes, the cruise line strengthens its global presence while responding to evolving traveler preferences.
Through innovation, cultural immersion, and consistent delivery of high-quality service, Oceania continues to redefine festive season cruising for discerning travelers worldwide.
These voyages not only promote international tourism but also foster cultural exchange and sustainable development in coastal destinations across the globe.
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