Oceania Cruises: Ships, staterooms and 2027 sailings

The fleet runs in three sizes. Oceania Vista (2023), where every room has a veranda, and her sister Oceania Allura (2025) carry 1,200 guests; Oceania Marina (2011) and Oceania Riviera (2012) carry 1,250; and the smaller Insignia, Nautica and Sirena have around 340 rooms each. Oceania Sonata, the first of a new class for 1,390 guests, debuts in August 2027, and Oceania Aurelia joins the fleet in November 2027.

Under Oceania's Your World Included, the fare covers every specialty restaurant, shipboard gratuities, Starlink Wi-Fi for two devices per room, soft drinks, specialty coffee, still and sparkling water, and 24-hour room service. Each booking then chooses one more: wine and beer by the glass at lunch and dinner, or a shore excursion credit. Beyond that, drinks, excursions and La Reserve are paid.

We place Oceania a step below the all-inclusive lines because these are larger ships, some of them sell inside and ocean-view rooms, there is a casino, and the drinks are not included in full. Where Oceania puts its effort is the food: Jacques, named for its founding culinary director Jacques Pépin, the Polo Grill steakhouse, Toscana, Red Ginger, and a hands-on cooking school on the four larger ships.

Since January 2026 Oceania accepts only guests aged 18 and over on new bookings, and it says plainly that there is no youth programming. The evening code is elegant casual, with a jacket optional. For the reader who travels for the table, this is the line we put forward first in this tier.