Oceania Cruises has shone a spotlight on its portfolio of longer voyages, ranging from its Grand Voyages to 180-day “Around the World” journeys.
The company said that its longer itineraries allow travelers to explore at a more relaxed pace, whether discovering ancient temples in Asia, historic Mediterranean cities or South America’s dramatic coastlines.
“For today’s luxury traveler, discovering somewhere new is about more than moving from one place to another,” said Jason Montague, chief luxury officer of Oceania Cruises.
“Longer voyages give guests the time to experience destinations differently. They can linger a little longer, venture farther and appreciate the character of each place without feeling rushed,” added Montague.
Longer cruises combine the excitement of exploration with exceptional value and effortless travel, Oceania said. Guests can journey between continents and across oceans without repeated flights, hotel changes or complex logistics.
According to the press release, the debut of the Oceania Aurelia in 2027 further demonstrates the company’s commitment to immersive exploration, as the ship will sail itineraries including the 2028 and 2029 Around the World voyages.
Highlighted longer voyages include the following:
- “2028 Around the World in 180 Days”: 180-day voyage from Miami to New York, departing January 18, 2028, aboard the Oceania Aurelia
- “2029 Around the World in 180 Days”: 180-day voyage from Los Angeles to New York, departing January 6, 2029, aboard the Oceania Aurelia
- “Epic Reefs to Icy Glaciers”: 68-day voyage from Sydney to Vancouver, departing March 7, 2027, aboard the Oceania Riviera
- “Asia to Alaska Majesty”: 39-day voyage from Singapore to Vancouver, departing April 5, 2027, aboard the Oceania Riviera
- “Springing Into Summer”: 66-day voyage from Trieste to London, departing April 17, 2027, aboard the Oceania Marina, and
- “Holiday Crossing”: 31-day voyage from Athens to Miami, departing December 18, 2027, aboard the Oceania Aurelia.
