Oceania Cruises Reveals Over 230 Itineraries for the 2028

Oceania Cruises just dropped some exciting news for travelers who love to plan ahead. The luxury cruise line has opened bookings for its 2028 and 2029 sailing season.

What’s in the New Oceania Cruises 2028–2029 Collection?

This new program includes more than 230 itineraries around the world. Trip lengths range from just 7 days all the way up to an epic 180-day voyage.

One of the biggest highlights is the number of overnight port stays. There are more than 60 of them, in places like Copenhagen, Lisbon, Bangkok, and Bali. You’ll also find overnight stops in smaller, less-visited ports like Seville and Maléé.

Why Oceania Is Excited About This Launch

Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises, had a lot to say about the new collection.

“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.”

He also added: “From the historic harbors 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.”

Mediterranean Sailings Take Center Stage

Europe is a major focus of this new collection. More than 80 Mediterranean itineraries are included, making it the most diverse European lineup Oceania has ever offered.

Sailings cover everything from Greek island-hopping to the Aegean coast. You can also explore Norway’s fjords or visit royal capitals like Stockholm and Copenhagen.

Meet the Oceania Aurelia — A Brand-New Ship

One of the most exciting parts of this announcement is the debut of a new ship. The Oceania Aurelia will launch in late 2027 as part of the OceaniaNEXT program. She was formerly known as the Oceania Nautica and will be fully transformed and renamed.

The Aurelia will make her Baltic and Scandinavia debut during these seasons. She will also sail the first-ever 180-day Around the World voyages under her new name.

Around the World in 180 Days

The 2028 world voyage departs from Miami. The 2029 edition sets sail from Los Angeles and wraps up in New York. These are truly bucket-list trips for serious cruise travelers.

Alaska and Asia Sailings

The Oceania Riviera heads to Alaska in summer 2028. After that, she shifts focus to Asia, with a strong emphasis on Japan.

Japan fans will love the itineraries here. The ship will visit lesser-known ports like Kagoshima, Ishigaki, and Miyazaki. The Oceania Marina will also sail Asia routes, pairing Japan’s coastal towns with bigger cities like Bangkok and Singapore.

Indonesian destinations are on the list too, including the famous Komodo Island.

Caribbean, Mexico, and Panama Canal

Closer to home, the Oceania Sonata and Oceania Vista will sail from Miami. Options range from quick 7-day Caribbean getaways to longer multi-week trips through Central America and Mexico.

South Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand

The Oceania Marina will explore both Australia and New Zealand. Multiple 14-day voyages are available, including cruising through the stunning fjords of Milford Sound.

Port calls include Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, and Auckland, among others.

Canada and New England Fall Cruises

Fall foliage fans, take note. The Oceania Vista will sail the 11-day “Autumnal Allure & Maritimes” itinerary. Stops include Portland, Saint John, Halifax, and Quebec City.

There’s also a “Maritimes Harvest Passage” option that visits Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. These sailings are perfect for experiencing New England and Canada in the fall.

Transatlantic Repositioning Cruises

Seven repositioning cruises round out the collection. A standout option is the 15-day “Canary Isles Autumn Passage.” This sailing goes from Lisbon to Miami aboard the Oceania Sonata, with stops in Madeira, Tenerife, and San Juan.