The 67,700-gross-ton, 1,200-guest ship that features 11 dining venues is the largest in the now seven-ship Oceania Cruises fleet, but only slightly over the line’s last two ships Marina and Riviera.

In addition to Riviera and Marina, Oceania's four 656-guest ships - Insignia, Regatta, Sirena and Nautica - were recently renovated and upgraded as well. For the latest travel news, updates and deals, ...

Oceania Cruises is renovating its two Oceania-class ships with new staterooms and refreshed common areas. Oceania is calling it a "stem-to-stern re-inspiration" of the Riviera and the Marina.Built ...

Ever since its founding in 2002, Oceania has pitched itself as a premium foodie cruise line serving “the finest cuisine at ...

Oceania Cruises is spreading out its largest tablecloth ever with the arrival of Oceania Vista, its first new ship in more than a decade set to spend the winter sailing season brining its culinary ...

The upscale cruise market is an interesting category that offers luxurious qualities at affordable prices, delineating a niche with impressive values, one that Oceania Cruises upholds nicely. Like ...

Riviera, the newest ship in the Oceania Cruises fleet, is now sailing on its inaugural cruise from Monaco to Venice, Italy. We give you a glimpse onboard the ship.

Oceania Cruises has wrapped a major renovation of the Riviera as part of the brand’s OceaniaNEXT fleet enhancement program. Similar changes are in store for Riviera’s sibling vessel, the ...

Oceania Cruises, which has not added a new ship to its fleet since 2012, ... Oceania Marina and Riviera with the first ship coming in 2022 and the […] Skip to content. All Sections.

What's it like to sail on an Oceania ship? USA TODAY's cruise review site, Reviewed.com Cruises, offers a glimpse this week in a new in-depth review of the line's Riviera. Broken down into six ...

It didn’t hurt that we boarded the Riviera — Oceania Cruises’ latest edition to its fleet — in Monaco, a stunning principality on the French Riviera. Skip to content. All Sections.