Oceania Cruises · All-suite line
Researched, not sailed yet
Oceania is a premium-plus line known for its restaurants, mid-size ships and country-club feel. Miami is its winter Caribbean port. It is not all-suite, so ask for a Penthouse or above. Kathryn has not sailed Oceania yet and says so.
What it actually is
- Ships carry around six hundred and seventy to twelve hundred guests. Not every cabin is a suite.
- Specialty restaurants are included. Drinks, excursions and Wi-Fi are bundled in some fares and not others.
- Penthouse Suites and above get a butler. Below that you get a stateroom with a concierge level.
- Vista and Allura are the newest ships. Marina and Riviera are the larger older ones.
Where it sails from, near you
Oceania sails Caribbean and Panama Canal itineraries from Miami in winter.
Port pages: Miami, Port Everglades, Port Canaveral, Tampa.
Who it fits
- People who choose a cruise by the dining first.
- Travelers who want a mid-size ship, not a tiny one.
- Couples who want Regent's feel at a lower fare and do not need included excursions.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who expects every cabin to be a suite. Book Penthouse or above.
- Families with children.
Questions about Oceania Cruises
Also all-suite
Ask Kathryn about Oceania Cruises.
She will price it against the suites she has stayed in and tell you where it wins.