Oceania Cruises, renowned for its culinary excellence and destination-focused voyages, has announced its 2025 Europe sailings, offering an array of voyages from six to 34 days across the continent. These sailings will feature visits to picturesque islands, dramatic fjords, and historic cities, with a strong emphasis on local immersion and gourmet experiences.
The 2025 season will mark the debut of Oceania’s newest ship, Allura, which will embark on her maiden voyage from Trieste, Italy, in mid-July, followed by a series of Mediterranean journeys. Sister ship Vista and Marina will offer early-season sailings in Spain, Portugal, and Greece before heading north to the British Isles and Scandinavia.
Guests can expect an immersive culinary experience aboard Vista, Allura, and Marina, with a variety of culinary-focused shore excursions, guest lectures, and hands-on cooking classes. Noteworthy excursions include a chef-led tour in Palma, Mallorca, featuring market visits and cooking classes aboard the ship.
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The smaller, more intimate ships Nautica, Sirena, and Insignia will explore the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and Iceland, providing guests with unique port stops in lesser-visited locations like Lulea in Sweden and Vaasa in Finland.
Oceania Cruises President, Frank A. Del Rio, expressed excitement about the upcoming season, highlighting the appeal of Europe for the line’s well-traveled guests. The 2025 itineraries will also include exclusive insights from Condé Nast Traveler editors, offering tips on what to see and experience in select ports.
In addition to culinary adventures, Oceania Cruises will offer a wide range of shore excursions, including new photography-focused tours designed to help guests capture stunning local sights.
With luxurious accommodations, extensive dining options, and exclusive shore excursions, Oceania Cruises continues to set the standard for ultra-premium European travel in 2025.
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