Oceania Cruises: Your World magazine No. 1

ANCHOR IN: KOTOR, MONTENEGRO

Well-preserved history abounds in this charming coastal town known for its UNESCO-designated Old Town and ancient city walls from which visitors can take in panoramic views.

The Great Vacation

There’s nothing like the start of a fresh year to spark new travel adventures. That’s why I’m thrilled to introduce you to our firstever Your World magazine. Our inaugural issue is a celebration of what I like to think of as the “great vacation” – the trip you plan with friends and family to pause the ordinary routines of life, get away together and really soak in the joys of travel. This past summer, I was aboard one of our 670-guest ships, Sirena, in Europe with my wife and two children, and it was exactly what we all needed. It reminded me of how important vacations are for all of us. We explored some of the most amazing places together: cli side villages near Amalfi, stunning Kotor, the sun-filled vineyards of Sicily. We laughed, explored and celebrated the easy pleasures of summer... fresh gelato on a hot day, watching the world go by from our veranda, visiting village markets to see what was in season. This issue focuses on some of my favorite summertime destinations across Europe and Alaska. On the following pages, you’ll take a deep dive into the food scene of Stockholm and other distinctive culinary regions of Sweden, as well as discover an incredible array of only-in-Alaska experiences. We’re also excited to take you on a voyage of the senses, bringing the Oceania Cruises experience to life through an entirely new lens. I hope our first issue of Your World inspires you to add a few more places and experiences to your travel list – and to start planning some of the journeys you’ve been dreaming of with your friends and family. We can’t wait to welcome you aboard the small and luxurious ships of Oceania Cruises for your next great vacation.

Warm regards,

Frank A. Del Rio President, Oceania Cruises

Wanderlust

06 — NEWPORT

Discover New England’s historical summer getaway for the Gilded Age elite. Written by Matthew Esposito

08 — KETCHIKAN

Breathtaking wildlife and rich cultural treasures abound in this southeastern Alaska city. Written by Elizabeth Berg

10 — LISBON

Portugal’s largest metropolis balances old-world charm with modern energy. Written by Lola Akinmade Åkerström

12 — OSLO

A prime location and an outstanding art landscape are all within this city’s reach. Written by Lola Akinmade Åkerström

Inspiration

14 — VOYAGE OF THE SENSES

Read on to explore the small ship luxury of Oceania Cruises.

Designed by Snøhetta in 2008, the Oslo Opera House is an architectural marvel home to the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet. Cover Photo: Kenneth Co e

30 A TASTE OF STOCKHOLM & BEYOND

A gastronomic guide to Sweden’s burgeoning culinary capital and hidden gems outside town. Written by Lola Akinmade Åkerström

THE JOY OF PLANNING

A travel industry expert shares her top tips for building excitement well before vacation begins. Written by Heather Greenwood Davis

ONE WITH NATURE

One writer’s story of reconnecting with nature after discovering an inspiring Norwegian philosophy. Written by Sarah Greaves-Gabbadon

TOP 10 IN ALASKA

Cap o your cruise to Alaska with these 10 must-do experiences for an unforgettable adventure. Written by Heather Greenwood Davis YOUR CRUISE, YOUR WAY

A comprehensive guide to traveling with Oceania Cruises.

Svolvær (Lofoten Islands), Norway

WANDER LUST

SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THESE FOUR HISTORICAL CITIES THAT EACH OFFER A FRESH PERSPECTIVE ON EXPERIENCING REGIONAL FLAVOR.

PORTUGAL

ANCHOR IN: LISBON,

A centuries-old European city infused with an eclectic and modern vibe, Portugal’s capital city boasts an allure all its own. Lisbon is known for its terracotta-tiled roofs, pastel-colored buildings and burgeoning arts and food scene.

DESTINATION: NEWPORT

ONCE REFERRED TO AS “AMERICA’S FIRST RESORT,” THIS COASTAL CITY SET UPON THE ROCKY SHORES OF NEW ENGLAND OFFERS FRESH ATTRACTIONS STEEPED IN HISTORICAL GRANDEUR.

WRITTEN BY: MATTHEW ESPOSITO

The glittering, historic city of Newport cemented its reputation as one of America’s most fashionable summer colonies by the late 19th century by the robber barons, artists and writers who came to holiday on idyllic beaches and

in grand seaside “cottages.” Today, the city embraces its storied past with museums and exquisitely preserved mansions, while also building upon that history with shopping, dining and outdoor pursuits for new generations of visitors.

EXPLORE

A walk along downtown’s lower Thames Street will take you to the new Sailing Museum, where the sport – and those who have shaped it – are celebrated. Nearby Bellevue Avenue is home to the International Tennis Hall of Fame and several of the famous Newport Mansions, all open for tours. To view more Gilded Age architecture, including The Breakers, Marble House and The Elms, stroll the 3.5-mile-long seaside Cli Walk. This pedestrian path can be accessed via a few egress points between Memorial and Narragansett Avenues.

DINE

Excellent dining options abound in Newport. Thames Street Kitchen (TSK) is known for its locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Don’t miss their inventive starters or amazing cuts of meat – among the favorites of repeat visitors. Newport is also home to The White Horse Tavern, the United States’ oldest continually operating restaurant. Established in 1673, its white tablecloths are a backdrop for traditional farm-to-table fare. If it’s Italian cuisine you seek, head to Pasta Beach on Bellevue Avenue for amazing pastas, pizzas and more.

SHOP

The Kristen Coates Gallery is Newport’s go-to spot for beachchic fine art, photography and gifts for the home, all sourced by the shop’s eponymous owner. For fine country clothing that embraces the local style, visit Royal Male, which o ers classic brands including Barbour and Saint James from its two downtown locations. Take a piece of Newport history home after visiting the Newport Historical Society. Shop a selection of local

books, gifts and heritage brands, including Caswell-Massey apothecary products worn by Newport frequenters George Washington and John F. Kennedy.

SIP

Explore the nearby wharves after sampling the Clarke Cooke House’s espresso martini, a local delight. Feeling like a sailor?

The Black Pearl o ers a classic Dark ’n Stormy cocktail (on the rocks or frozen), a favorite of mariners making their way between Bermuda, Newport and the Caribbean. For a special treat, follow up a tour of the Marble House with afternoon tea service at The Chinese Tea House Café, an experience that will surely transport you back in time to the Gilded Age.

Castle Hill Lighthouse

The Breakers Mansion

Espresso Martini

Atlantic Oysters

PORT of CALL: KETCHIKAN

CELEBRATED AS ALASKA’S “FIRST CITY,” KETCHIKAN’S UNIQUE BEAUTY LIES IN ITS RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE AND BREATHTAKING WATERFALLS AND SNOWCAPPED MOUNTAINS.

WRITTEN BY: ELIZABETH BERG

Alaska is awe-inspiring, thanks to its spectacular surroundings, amazing wildlife and fascinating history.

Most cruises include a stop in Ketchikan, the southernmost gateway to the Inside Passage, and a visit to this charming town will quickly

reveal what it is best known for: the world’s largest collection of totem poles (don’t miss the Totem Heritage Center and Saxman Totem Park); a thriving salmon-fishing industry; and rich Alaskan heritage, showcased in its museums, galleries and attractions.

Ketchikan Landscape

EXPLORE

Ketchikan is surrounded by the Tongass National Forest, which gave the city a thriving timberlogging industry during its early days. Witness this history firsthand at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where you’ll be entertained by the world’s best lumberjacks who compete in a friendly competition of axe throwing, tree climbing and log rolling. Immerse yourself in another local industry by booking a fishing charter where you can reel in salmon or halibut, or watch Bering Sea fishermen haul crab pots. For an unforgettable experience, take a scenic flight over glacier-carved valleys on a Misty Fjords Air seaplane.

DINE

Not surprisingly, you’ll find fresh salmon on most Ketchikan menus, whether it’s grilled, smoked or in burger form. Other local fresh catches include halibut and king crab, also prepared in a variety of ways. No matter where you dine, start o with a cup of chowder. For the indecisive diner, Annabelle’s Famous Keg and Chowder House o ers a three-chowder sampler (clam, smoked salmon and seafood) with house-made cannery bread. For delicious seafood and beautiful views, visit the Alaska Fish House, which o ers a rustic, cannery-style

ambience and postcard-perfect vistas. Order from the menu of fresh fish dishes or enlist the kitchen to cook your catch for you.

SHOP

Discover a treasure trove of authentic and locally made Alaska Native art that showcases the state’s nature and wildlife. For fine jewelry and gifts, Julie’s is a mainstay, with two locations selling Alaska-inspired products including pendants, paintings, sculptures and carvings. Step back

in time at Creek Street, a historic overwater boardwalk that was Ketchikan’s red-light district in the early 1900s. Today, it’s home to a collection of preserved homes, galleries and one-of-a-kind shops like The Captain’s Lady, Sam McGee’s and Poker Creek Gold.

SIP

Beer lovers will want to belly up to one of Ketchikan’s bars and order a local brew. The Alaskan Brewing Company is an awardwinning craft brewery based in Juneau, but you’ll find its o erings statewide. Order an Alaskan Amber and discover why it’s a year-round favorite. Ketchikan has its own microbrewery as well, so make your way to Bawden Street Brewing Company downtown for local sips. For even more variety, the Asylum bar o ers 30 beers on tap, and the Bar Harbor Ale House features more than 80 varieties of handcrafted beer, many of which are Alaskan brews.

Seaplane

Amber Ale

Alaska Salmon

Totem Heritage Center

Creek Street

STOPOVER: LISBON

WITH ITS TERRA-COTTA ROOFTOPS ILLUMINATED UNDER THE MEDITERRANEAN SUN, A HILLY CITYSCAPE AND THE VIBRANT ENERGY OF AN INTERNATIONAL POPULATION, LISBON’S VIBE IS UNLIKE ANY OTHER.

WRITTEN BY: LOLA AKINMADE ÅKERSTRÖM

Ahaven for innovation thanks to a budding startup scene, Lisbon is a city with creativity running through its veins. The cosmopolitan destination o ers a slew of boutique art galleries, a thriving fado folk music scene,

traditional seafood-based cuisine, round-the-clock nightlife and Instagram-ready architecture. Several viewpoints throughout the city provide the perfect vantage for taking in its distinctive panorama and the Tagus River.

THIS PAGE, PHOTO: HUGO SOUSA. OPPOSITE PAGE, PHOTOS: JOAO SILVEIRA, JOSE MARIA SAVA, ARCHANA REDDY, HECTOR JOHN PERIQUIN.

Classic Lisbon Streetscape

EXPLORE

Get ready for hills and stairs. Lisbon is a patchwork of historical neighborhoods with steep and narrow cobblestone streets, tiny cafés and hole-in-the-wall restaurants. In Alfama, the city’s oldest district, wander the back streets for an unfiltered peek into everyday Lisbon life. While you’re there, visit the ancient Castelo de São Jorge and stroll its defense walls for breathtaking views of the city. The popular Belém district dates back to the 1500s and its Monastery of the Hieronymites and Tower of Belém are a designated UNESCO World Heritage site.

DINE

Pastry lovers should make the pilgrimage to Pastéis de Belém to try the well-known Pastel de Belém, the original Portuguese pastel de nata custard tart. Expect long but fast-moving lines to grab these warm treats made from a secret recipe.

For lunch, meat lovers can try a prego, a traditional Portuguese sandwich piled with thinly sliced, garlic-marinated beef. O Prego da Peixaria is considered by

many to be the first dedicated prego restaurant in the city and specializes in various renditions of this classic dish at its locations.

Don’t leave town without trying bacalhau, flaky salted codfish, a menu staple at most local seafood restaurants. Try slivers of this delicacy served with boiled eggs, potatoes and peppers at Restaurante Laurentina.

SHOP

In Lisbon’s trendy Chiado district, visit lovely Rua Garrett, a street that dates back to the 1700s. Here, behind intricately tiled façades, you’ll find boutique vintage shops, jewelers, highend handcrafted shoes and the bookstore Bertrand, which has been open since 1732, earning it the Guinness World Records title of world’s oldest bookshop.

SIP

Sample the traditional ginjinha, a potent Portuguese spirit made from aguardente, sour cherries, sugar and spices. Grab a shot or a bottle at the tiny, standingroom-only bar A Ginjinha, which has been serving patrons since the 1800s.

The Belém Tower

Vasco da Gama Bridge

Pastel de Belém

Iconic Lisbon Tram

LOCATION: OSLO

HOME TO THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, OSLO SEAMLESSLY BLENDS HISTORY WITH MODERN LIVING.

WRITTEN BY: LOLA AKINMADE ÅKERSTRÖM

In the city of Oslo, you’ll discover something for everyone: museums honoring Viking explorers for history bu s; contemporary art galleries and artisan collectives for culture vultures; and a thriving new Nordic culinary scene for bona fide foodies. Meanwhile, lush

parks, rolling hills and the Oslo Fjord provide opportunities for hiking, biking and kayaking near the city center. Explore the Aker Brygge wharf for fine dining and shopping, or head to the eclectic Grünerløkka district for vintage stores, microbreweries, cozy cafés and dive bars.

Oslo Opera House

EXPLORE

Take a stroll across the angular roof of the iconic Oslo Opera House, known for its iceberg-inspired design. For a history lesson, there’s no better destination than the lush and a uent peninsula of Bygdøy, where several museums brim with indigenous Sami and Viking artifacts, including the Viking Ship Museum, the polar history Fram Museum and the Kon-Tiki Museum.

DINE

The cold, clean waters of the North Sea give Norway some of the best seafood in the world.

A building occupied by one of Oslo’s most popular fish markets for more than 80 years is now home to seafood restaurant Fiskeriet, which o ers a bounty of wild-caught, sustainable options including langoustines, mussels and seafood stews.

With more than 30 shops, restaurants and bars to choose from, Mathallen Oslo is an ideal lunch spot. Sample local fare, including reindeer and moose burgers, at Helt Vilt, or stop by Annis Pølsemakeri for cured meats.

SHOP

For unique gifts, peruse Norway Designs, a quintessential design shop o ering minimalist modern creations, including colorful patterned textiles, glassware, ceramics, stationery and kitchenware, by Nordic artists.

Situated in a village founded four centuries ago to boost DanoNorwegian iron production— and just a 30-minute ride by taxi from Oslo center—Bærums Verk o ers dozens of boutiques, galleries and workshops brimming with authentic Nordic goods.

SIP

Fancy a midday sip? Almost all of Oslo’s wine bars and microbreweries open in the evening, but on Friday and Saturday afternoons, you can pop into botanical cocktail bar Torggata Botaniske to sip herbal-infused concoctions made with unique ingredients (think: fennel and artichokes, for example) in a cozy space draped with climbing plants.

Or, on Saturdays from 2 p.m. onward, choose from more than 100 wines by the glass at Vin Bjørvika, located on the Munch Brygge pier next to the Munch art museum.

Oslo Radhuset (Town Hall)

Vigeland Park

Mussels

Snow White Cocktail

Oslo Opera House

VOYAGE OF THE SENSES

EMBARK ON YOUR JOURNEY TO BE INSPIRED BY AN UNPARALLELED SENSE OF POSSIBILITY AND ADVENTURE ON BOARD AND IN THE COVETED DESTINATIONS YOU CAN EXPLORE.

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AT YOUR SERVICE

On board our small, luxurious ships, you’re more than a guest. You’re family. Our warm and friendly staff are dedicated to your happiness and to making you feel welcome. That’s why we have an extraordinarily high staff-to-guest ratio of two staff members for every three guests.

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GREAT TASTE

THE FINEST CUISINE AT SEA® AWAITS YOU, PREPARED WITH AN UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO SOURCING ONLY THE FINEST AND FRESHEST INGREDIENTS WORLDWIDE. DELIGHT IN A VAST ARRAY OF SUPERB CULINARY EXPERIENCES ON BOARD.

Inspired by legendary master chef Jacques Pépin, the renowned cuisine of Oceania Cruises rivals that of Michelin-starred restaurants ashore. Half of the ship’s sta and crew is dedicated to the culinary experience, which is unmatched among cruise lines.

PERFECT PAIRINGS

Food, Wine and Joie de Vivre

Evoking the approachable spirit of a boutique Sonoma winery, our wine-pairing experiences center on menus of inventive dishes paired with premium, and often rare, vintages curated by our talented chefs and sommeliers. Choose from a range of inspired delights, from sommelier-led lunches to one-of-a-kind sixcourse Champagne dinners and more.

PRIVÉE

A Private Party

Our marquee venue for intimate culinary celebrations on board Marina, Riviera, Vista and Allura, Privée may be reserved for an evening for parties of up to 10 guests. Diners can choose from several di erent gourmet menus to create a one-of-a-kind experience in an exclusive custom-designed setting as your party enjoys the coastal landscapes.

DINING IN STYLE

Culinary Masterpieces

Our extensive variety of superb restaurants, from gourmet to casual, not only serves delicious fare, but also has its own special ambience. Reminiscent of a Napa or Sonoma tasting room, Ember o ers a farm-to-table experience showcasing American classics with a modern twist. For a taste of Tuscany, guests can dine at Toscana, where elevated Italian dishes, from osso buco alla Milanese to hand-rolled gnocchi with pesto, are made from the finest ingredients. From the elegant marquee Grand Dining Room serving Jacques Pépin’s signature dishes to bold Pan-Asian delights at Red Ginger, every restaurant on board is complimentary and o ers open seating so you may dine at the time and place that suits your schedule and taste.

AQUAMAR KITCHEN

Wellness-Inspired Indulgence

Available aboard Vista, Allura and Marina, Aquamar Kitchen o ers a variety of culinary indulgences for those on the pursuit of wellness. Breakfast selections range from cold-pressed raw juices and super-food smoothies to avocado toast and banana pancakes, while the lunch menu features yellowfin tacos and delectable Lebanese bowls. Whether you are a flexitarian or a die-hard foodie, Aquamar Kitchen boasts an abundance of nourishing wellness-minded options.

ALL ABOARD

YOU WILL BE AMAZED BY HOW MUCH THERE IS TO EXPERIENCE ON BOARD. RELAX ON A SHADED POOLSIDE DAYBED, ENGAGE IN A GAME, OR ENJOY AN ENERGETIC, WORLD-CLASS MUSICAL PERFORMANCE.

Each day on our ships is an adventure, with dazzling cabarets, rousing deck games, spirited wine tastings and evenings at our atmospheric casino. For those seeking more cerebral pursuits, there are engaging talks by passionate guest speakers, chefled demonstrations and hands-on cooking classes, creative workshops and lively team trivia sessions.

DURING THE DAY

Relax in the luxury of a shaded poolside daybed on the beautiful teak lido deck until you’re ready for a refreshing swim. Take in stunning views of the sea while practicing your swing on the 18-hole putting green. Or challenge friends to an entertaining game of shu eboard high atop the ship, and on several of our ships, enjoy paddle tennis, bocce and croquet as well.

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT

World-class musical performances – including Good Lovin’, a tribute to the irresistible beat of soulful 1960s pop and Motown classics, and Into the Night, a dynamic dance-centric spectacular – will delight you. Each of our ships features a unique program of musicians and entertainers to ensure your interests are endlessly piqued. Think Broadway stars, Las Vegas headliners, classical instrumentalists, charismatic cocktail pianists and more.

JOURNEY INTO WELLNESS

On a voyage with Oceania Cruises, you’ll not only chart a new course to alluring ports of call, but also discover new paths to wellness. You’ll naturally enhance your well-being while on board and during explorations ashore because the entire experience nurtures your health and vitality. Our Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center takes it a step further with a range of holistic programs and classes, medispa services and enrichment experiences. Healthy menu choices and personal training consultations boost physical fitness. Rejuvenating treatments, like our Nourishing Coconut Poultice Massage and Caviar Firm and Lift Facial, instill a radiant glow. Taken as a whole, our journey into wellness translates to an elevated quality of life during your voyage and beyond.

LET US INSPIRE YOU

A BEVY OF EVER-CHANGING ACTIVITIES AWAITS YOU ON BOARD.

SHOWTIME

High-energy production shows and critically acclaimed headline entertainers will dazzle you each evening.

WELL-READ

Our signature library space is warm and inviting, with a tranquil atmosphere for pausing, relaxing and reading.

PLAYTIME

In our Artist Loft, workshops ranging from painting and drawing to sculpture and photography are led by talented Artists in Residence.

WORLD-CLASS COMFORT

EACH SUITE AND STATEROOM INVITES RELAXATION WITH A CAREFULLY CURATED ARRAY OF LUXURIOUS DETAILS ENHANCED BY FINE FABRICS, LUXE LIGHTING AND THE ULTIMATE IN SERVICE, AS WELL AS OUR FAMOUS AND EXCLUSIVE TRANQUILITY BED.

Our well-appointed suites and staterooms o er generous dimensions and thoughtful features to make you feel at home. Our newest additions, Vista and Allura, continue evolving our signature home-at-sea experience with their fresh residential-style luxury, all-veranda accommodations and a new category of Concierge Level Staterooms designed for solo travelers. Our Staterooms fleetwide

exude a refined elegance with sumptuous furnishings for the ultimate sanctuary at sea. Decorated in a rejuvenating and restful palette, these retreats o er idyllic solace with comfortable seating areas, vanity desks, refrigerated mini-bars, ample storage and luxurious marble- and granite-clad bathrooms. Staterooms are a private world designed with your comfort as the chief priority.

THE CONCIERGE EXPERIENCE

Concierge Level Veranda Staterooms o er an unrivaled combination of luxury, prestige and value. Elevating the experience to the sublime are a wealth of amenities and a host of exclusive benefits, including an expanded room service menu from The Grand Dining Room, free laundry services and unlimited access to the Aquamar Spa Terrace. On board Marina, Riviera,Vista and Allura, you’ll also enjoy exclusive card-only access to the private Concierge Lounge sta ed with a dedicated concierge. Located in the most desirable of locations, each Concierge Level Veranda Stateroom is much more than an accommodation. It’s an experience.

PINNACLE OF PERFECTION

Guests who desire only the best of the best need look no further than the crème de la crème of accommodations, our coveted Owner’s and Vista Suites, luxurious Oceania Suites and astounding Penthouse Suites. Their remarkable grandeur and spaciousness a rm their status as the very apex of opulence. Simply ring the butler for exclusive services that include garment pressing and in-suite dinner service. Pamper yourself with luxury bath amenities. Relax on your private teak veranda. Revel in the fact that the Oceania Cruises suite experience has no peer.

RESIDENTIAL-STYLE LUXURY

OCEANIA CRUISES BOASTS SPACIOUS SUITES AND STATEROOMS, ALL OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL SERVICES AND AMENITIES FOR YOU TO ENJOY.

01 HOME AT SEA

Every suite and stateroom features the famous, heavenly Tranquility Bed, an Oceania Cruises exclusive. Additional complimentary indulgences include soft drinks replenished daily in your refrigerated mini-bar, still and sparkling Vero Water®, signature gourmet chocolates with nightly turndown service, luxury bath amenities, 24-hour room service and unlimited WiFi.

02 BUTLER SERVICE

When you book a suite, be prepared for pampering and an unparalleled level of creature comforts. From 24-hour butler service to in-suite dining from all of our restaurants to unlimited access to the Aquamar Spa Terrace, you’ll enjoy a carefree experience from the moment you come aboard.

03 THE SUITE LIFE

As a suite guest, you’ll enjoy an array of exclusive services and extras that creates the ultimate luxury experience. Afternoon canapés and card-only access to the private Executive Lounge on Marina , Riviera, Vista and Allura are just a few of the noteworthy amenities.

CONCIERGE LOUNGE

Enjoy exclusive card-only access to the private Concierge Lounge on board Marina, Riviera, Vista and Allura. The space is staffed by a dedicated Concierge and features complimentary soft drinks, coffees and snacks throughout the day.

SET SAIL

FROM THE ANTICIPATION OF EMBARKING ON A CRUISE AND UNEARTHING THE PLEASURES OF NATURE TO EXPLORING SWEDEN’S CULINARY SCENE AND DISCOVERING ALASKA’S MUST-SEE SIGHTS, WE’LL HELP YOU UNLOCK THE JOY OF TRAVEL.

ANCHOR IN: HAINES, ALASKA

Home to abundant wildlife, Haines has one of the highest concentrations of bald eagles in North America. The area’s scenic mountains, fjords and glaciers provide a stunning backdrop.

ADVENTURE BECKONS

Each day aboard an Oceania Cruise brings an exciting one-of-akind curated excursion, like whale, wildlife and bear watching in Alaska. Visiting favorite destinations, smaller ports and remote harbors, make exploring the majestic wonders of The Last Frontier an unforgettable experience shared with friends and loved ones.

A Taste of Stockholm & Beyond

Recently named the 2023 European Capital of Gastronomy, Stockholm is an epicenter of innovative cuisine steeped in tradition, fusion and sustainability.

WRITTEN BY: LOLA AKINMADE ÅKERSTRÖM

PHOTO: EDWARD HOWELL. OPPOSITE PAGE, PHOTOS: STORIÈS, ELLIE ELLIEN.

Kladdkaka, Swedish Sticky Chocolate Cake

Swedish cuisine is rooted in locally produced, ethically sourced and seasonal ingredients. In Stockholm, you’ll find worldclass chefs running Michelinstarred restaurants, cafés serving the region’s beloved cinnamon buns, a thriving microbrewing industry, chic cocktail bars, niche food festivals, and food trucks traversing the city’s streets. Traditional Swedish soul food, known as husmanskost, highlights simple, hearty ingredients – think potatoes, pickled herring, cured salmon and meatballs made from reindeer, moose and wild boar – often topped with lingonberries, the most Nordic of condiments.

Restaurant Row

Head over to Meatballs for the People, Sweden’s first and only restaurant dedicated to this iconic dish. Sample various flavors including deer, bear and moose.

Located in Stockholm’s old town, Restaurang Tradition o ers classics including Swedish potato pancakes with fried pork and lingonberries (raggmunk med stekt fläsk), and potato dumplings filled with pork and served with browned butter and lingonberries (kroppkakor).

Bakficka (back pocket) eateries are bistros, sometimes run by Michelin-starred chefs, that o er more a ordable lunch options than their fine-dining sister restaurants. Try pickled herring, or cured salmon with dill creamed potatoes, at Operakällarens Bakfickan, which has been in operation since 1962.

Insider tip: Keep an eye out for signs that say “Dagens rätt” or “Dagens lunch.” This means “dish of the day,” and indicates a more a ordable, but still high-quality, option.

Stockholm is home to numerous upscale fusion restaurants that merge locally sourced ingredients with the Swedish love for Asian cuisines. For an exquisite fusion lunch with a view, visit Tak (“roof” in Swedish) for slowbraised pork belly, sushi bowls and crispy duck.

Cafe Schweizer, Stockholm

Stockholm

ANCHOR IN: VISBY, SWEDEN

Located on the island of Gotland, Visby is a former Viking stronghold dating from the 12th century. This UNESCOprotected site is one of the best-preserved medieval centers, with cobblestone streets and fascinating ruins.

Visby is a beloved getaway among Swedes during summer months. One of the region’s largest trading towns in medieval times, it was the center of the Hanseatic League in the Baltic from the 12th to the 14th century.

Forever Fish

Seafood lovers looking to dine beyond the city limits know to head west. Gothenburg and the fishing villages dotting the Bohuslän coastline are where locals flock for Sweden’s big five shellfish: shrimp, crayfish, mussels, oysters and lobster. The cold, clean waters of the North Sea provide the perfect ecosystem for shellfish to fully mature and become more flavorful, making Gothenburg a pescatarian’s dream.

Heaven 23 at Gothia Towers serves the legendary räksmörgås, an open-faced sandwich piled high with hand-peeled shrimp, boiled eggs and fish roe.

Rent a car and village-hop along the coast; a variety of destinations are within 1.5 hours of Gothenburg. Ninety percent of all oysters in Sweden come from the waters around the coastal village of Grebbestad, so head there and stop at 19th-century boathouse Everts Sjöbod to pick yours right from the dock.

A popular stop for the Swedish Royal Family, Musselbaren in Ljungskile runs mussel expeditions where you can harvest and cook your own mussels. In Smögen, harvest

and steam langoustines with Smögens Fiske & Skärgårdsturer for the freshest sea-to-table experience.

If a farm-to-table meal is what you crave, journey a few hours east of Stockholm to the Baltic Sea island of Gotland, home to Sweden’s revered Gotland sheep and the rustic Hånnlamb (“sheep with horns”), also known as gutefår, which were rescued from near extinction in the early 1900s. Such an abundance of sheep means you’ll find fresh lamb on the menus of many local restaurants, including Munkkällaren

Visby, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the seat of Gotland Municipality, is a beloved getaway among Swedes during summer months. One of the region’s largest trading towns in medieval times, it was the center of the Hanseatic League in the Baltic from the 12th to the 14th century.

At farm-to-table restaurant Lilla Bjers, just a short drive from downtown Visby, you can enjoy grilled lamb with seasonal vegetables, then pick up locally produced honey, chocolates, preserves and co ee from the farm shop.

Svenska Skaldjur Bisque Med Scampi

GOTLAND SAFFRON CRÊPES WITH SWEET BERRIES

Serves 2

1 tablespoon butter

4 saffron threads, crushed

¾ cup all-purpose flour

1 cup whole milk

2 eggs

1 tablespoon cognac

Pinch each of cardamom and salt

2 tablespoons clarified butter

1 cup fresh berries

2 tablespoons cardamom-infused sugar

½ cup crème fraîche

In a small saucepan over low heat, combine the butter and saffron and warm until the butter melts. Remove from the heat and steep for 5 minutes.

In a blender, combine the flour, milk, eggs, cognac, cardamom, salt and saffron butter and mix on low speed just until blended, about 1 minute. Refrigerate the batter for at least 1 hour and up to overnight. Before making the crêpes, bring the batter to room temperature and ensure it is the consistency of light cream, adjusting with milk as needed.

In a 10-inch sauté pan over medium-high heat, melt just enough clarified butter to thinly coat the pan. When the pan is hot, lift the pan off the heat and pour in just enough batter to thinly coat the pan.

Quickly swirl the pan so the batter coats the entire bottom. Return the pan to heat and cook the crêpe until the batter sets and the edges lift, about 1 minute. Flip the crêpe and cook the other side, which will take less time. Transfer the crêpe to a plate and make additional crêpes with the remaining butter and batter.

In a small bowl, stir together the berries and sugar. Fold the warm crêpes in quarters and top with the berries and a dollop of crème fraîche.

Smögen, Sweden

Swedish Co ee Break

Stockholm is one of the top co ee-consuming cities in the world, and its co ee culture is deeply rooted in the tradition of fika Pronounced “fee-ka,” this custom involves taking the occasional break from work to socialize over co ee and pastries. And no pastry is more beloved in Stockholm than the cinnamon bun.

In fact, Sweden celebrates Cinnamon Bun Day (Kanelbullens dag) every October 4. No matter the day, you can savor the sweet treat at café Vete-Katten, which has been a local favorite for both cinnamon and cardamom buns since its opening in 1928.

More modern fika options include Café Saturnus, MR Cake, Green Rabbit and Bröd & Salt, a local chain of artisanal bakeries.

In Sweden’s northern High Coast region, you’ll find the country’s first gin distillery, which opened in 2011. Today, Hernö Gin is the world’s most awarded craft gin brand, thanks in part to its unique blend of organic botanicals and hand-hammered copper stills. A bottle makes an upscale souvenir or gift. At Hernö Gin Bar in Stockholm, pair the dish of the week with a gin-based cocktail like the Floradora, a concoction of Hernö Old Tom gin, raspberry, lime and ginger ale.

Floradora Cocktail

Kokkaffe

Crispy Smashed Potatoes

Cinnamon Bun with Cortado

PHOTO: IREN KEY.

Roatan, Honduras

The Joy of Planning

Heed these tips for nding delight long before your family boards the cruise ship.

WRITTEN BY: HEATHER GREENWOOD DAVIS

Ihave been thinking about that cruise you mentioned.”

This recent comment from one of my adult sons about the possibility of taking a Caribbean cruise next year will go down as one of my all-time favorites. I know that cruising to ports in Saint Vincent and Barbados will make us happy once we’re on our way, but I also know that there is joy to be had long before we bury our toes in the sand.

Recent studies suggest that the anticipatory happiness that comes from planning and thinking about an upcoming trip is good for us. The expectation of a good time, it turns out, can extend the pleasure we experience while traveling. It’s why “thinking about that cruise” is exactly what I want for my sons – Ethan and Cameron – as we start to chat about our next family vacation.

Although I have more than 20 years of experience working in the family travel space, I’ve lately had fewer opportunities to travel with my adult children. That has made it even more important for us to maximize the enjoyment of our journeys together. These five tips have helped us –and will help you – extend the fun of a vacation to the pre-trip stage.

ANCHOR IN: SORRENTO, ITALY

The Greeks, Romans and Italians have all woven their history into Sorrento, where the lemons are considered the best in the world thanks to the mineral-rich volcanic soil provided by

Mount Vesuvius.

Sorrento, Italy

Plan Early

Taking time before your trip to start building excitement can stoke the fires of happiness long before you get on the plane. Encourage traveling family members to gather information about your destinations, to read the cruise line’s website, to pore over photos of the places you plan to visit and to dive into the history of those locales. This creates talking points and excitement for the upcoming trip.

Divide & Conquer

Women are often the primary trip planners in a family, and that responsibility can turn into one more chore in a day already full of them. To avoid this scenario, get the whole family involved in the planning. It lightens the load, but also heightens each traveler’s sense of ownership over the vacation. Make a list of all the pre-trip tasks that need to be accomplished (travel document checks, travel insurance, excursion choices), then give everyone something to do and a date to report back on progress.

Moments to Shine

Cruises provide many opportunities for spontaneous fun, but a little forethought can guarantee the good times. If you’re planning a multifamily or multigenerational vacation, delegate parts of the planning to each group. Have the dads organize a surprise outing for the entire party or enlist them to plan an itinerary for a day at sea.

Stay in Touch

More people involved in trip planning means more reasons to connect – and that’s a good thing. Studies show that increased pre-trip communication can help build that anticipatory happiness. Set up a weekly video call to share planning progress and get input from others. But don’t make those calls allbusiness a airs. Giving everyone permission to slow down before the vacation is a good thing. It’ll allow you to feel more relaxed, remember why you love spending time with your clan and let those good feelings flow.

Tell a Friend

On your cruise, you and your family will gather, share inside jokes and create lasting memories. But even before you go, there are opportunities to spread the joy you’re feeling. Talk with friends and family about the planning process and listen as they share their own vacation experiences. Those kinds of exchanges – even with those who won’t be traveling with you – can bring others happiness, too. And who knows, maybe it’ll get them thinking about planning their next cruise with you.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Ghent, Belgium

Albania

One with Nature

A trip to Northern Europe leads to inner transformation.

WRITTEN BY: SARAH GREAVES-GABBADON

Svolvær (Lofoten Islands), Norway

Ihave always been “indoorsy.”

I live in a downtown Miami high-rise and have a penchant for aggressively air-conditioned environments. As a travel writer who reviews luxurious destinations for a living, my idea of roughing it is staying at a hotel without turn-down service. While I love outdoor gear – think Moncler pu er jackets and Goldbergh boots – I’m not necessarily interested in putting it to the test in the elements. I’m much more about the après than the ski.

But, like all of us, my life changed during the pandemic. During lockdown, my morning runs took on a di erent significance. Instead of zoning out to music or studiously tracking my pace on my Garmin, I started to really notice my surroundings. And I was surprised to realize how much comfort it brought me to simply be outside, feeling the sun on my face, watching the waters of Biscayne Bay lap the Venetian Causeway. I started to become, dare I say it, outdoorsy.

What I stumbled upon in Miami in 2020 is a concept that originated in Norway back in the 1850s by the playwright Henrik Ibsen. Known as friluftsliv, it’s centered on the value of spending time outdoors in nature, purely for pleasure and emotional and physical well-being. It has been part of Norwegian culture for generations and, buoyed by my Miami experience, I was inspired to search for friluftsliv in the country where it began.

During a cruise along the Norwegian coast last summer, my ship pulled into port in Tromsø, the small city known as the Paris of the North. Several passengers opted to stroll around the bustling city center, but I chose to take the Fjellheisen cable car some 1,300 feet up to Storsteinen, where I began a 90-minute hike to the top of Fløya mountain. My small group separated into pairs and trios as we started our ascent, but because I stopped so frequently to take in the new-to-me views, I was soon alone. From this height, the city unfurled beneath me, an urban tapestry bisected by the navy-blue waters of ords running through it.

ANCHOR IN: TROMSØ, NORWAY

The largest city in northern Norway, Tromsø features modern architecture, breathtaking views from Mount Storsteinen and ample opportunities for communing with nature.

Møns Klint, Borre, Denmark

But I was focused on the natural beauty that surrounded Tromsø: dark mountains like distant and silent sentinels, o set against a slate-gray sky blanketed with a thick layer of clouds. The June weather was mild, no jacket required. As I turned to face the emerald hillside I was climbing, I was delighted to see patches of snow, which looked like mounds of spilled sugar. The air was fresh with the scents of earth and grass, and clouds skidding across the sky drew my eye toward the higher, snowcapped mountains in the distance. I moved to the side of the trail to stop and take it all in. It was such a treat for eyes unaccustomed to this mountainous splendor. I put down my phone and instinctively took several deep and leisurely breaths. It didn’t matter that my companions were now far ahead of me, or that the grass I sat on was slightly damp. My Instagram could wait. In those quiet, solitary moments, I felt the magic of the mountains. I was perfectly content. I felt the friluftsliv.

A few weeks later, as I hiked across Denmark, I felt it again. I’d challenged myself to a strenuous trek. Although the country’s topography is flat by European standards, it’s hilly compared to Miami, and there were times when I struggled, hu ng up deceptively gentle looking hills, weighed down by a too-heavy backpack and problems I thought I’d left at home. But the scenery richly rewarded my e orts.

I walked through golden fields of wheat that seemed to wave a welcome in the summer breeze. Pebbled coastal paths led me along lakes that looked as big as the sea. Birds bobbed on the mirror-flat waters and colorful butterflies flitted above long grass lining the shores. Because the trek wasn’t a race, I could go at an unhurried pace, unconcerned about my finish time. And so stops to adjust my boots or savor a snack weren’t the irritating delays they would have been during a half-marathon. Instead, they were invitations to savor my surroundings, to smell the tang in the air and to be refreshed by the breeze on my face. Sure, I felt tired and achy from traipsing as many as 18 miles a day. But when I paused to pay attention to the landscape, all I felt was happy to be alive and so very lucky to be there.

Now my European adventure is behind me and I’m back amid Miami’s gleaming glass towers, constant tra c and cacophony of jackhammers. To be fair, the city hasn’t changed. But I have. I have a deeper appreciation for nature. Spending time outside has been a pleasure and has prompted serious selfreflection. I have a new clarity about who I am and what I want. I am a woman who is stronger than I thought, who is resilient and who can do hard things. And what I want now is to explore much more of the outdoors – dressed in the most stylish outdoorsy gear, of course.

In those quiet, solitary moments, I felt the magic of the mountains. I was perfectly content. I felt the frilu sliv.

Ebeltoft, Denmark

Hamnøy (Lofoten Islands), Norway

PHOTO: PAXSON WOELBER.

The Alaska Bucket List

Add these only-in-Alaska experiences to your next visit.

WRITTEN BY: HEATHER GREENWOOD DAVIS

Visit one of the world’s largest concentrations of brown bears at Admiralty Island National Monument.

For centuries, this island situated approximately 15 miles from Juneau has been home to the Indigenous Tlingit people. They call it Kootznoowoo, or “fortress of the bear,” for good reason. About 1,600 brown bears live on the island, which spans more than 956,000 acres, making the population one of the highest concentrations anywhere in the world. On arrival, a ranger will meet and guide you on a mile-long hike to the Pack Creek Bear Viewing Area observation tower, from which you can spot bears enjoying their favorite snack of salmon.

LeConte Glacier – one of the southernmost tidewater glaciers in North America – is located in a 12-mile-long ord at the head of LeConte Bay. Book a guided tour for a truly unforgettable adventure as you wade through icebergladen waters before arriving at your destination, where you may even catch a glimpse of ice chunks breaking o , known as glacier calving. As an added bonus, harbor seals can often be spotted resting on ice sheets with their pups.

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Witness the beauty and awe of humpback whales in Hoonah.

You won’t soon forget the thrill of spotting a humpback whale in the wild. One of the best places to view these magnificent creatures is on an excursion through the Icy Strait, which is known for its nutrient-rich waters. The most acrobatic of whales, humpbacks can often be seen tail and fin slapping, peering their heads above water and breaching. Orcas, sea lions, seals and porpoises also call these waters home.

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Visit the world’s largest collection of totem poles.

Totem poles tell stories, and the world’s most extensive collection can be found in Ketchikan. At the Totem Heritage Center, visitors can learn about the traditions of the Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian peoples, who have used totems (many displayed here date back to the 19th century) to honor specific individuals in a community and to convey deep meaning. Book a guided visit to gain a better understanding of the native people of the Northwest Coast who created these sentinels, then head to Totem Bight State Historical Park to see totems preserved in nature.

Dogsled across snow-packed terrain.

There’s nothing like the feeling of the wind on your cheeks as you’re whisked across a wintry landscape by a team of sled dogs. Whether you’re sitting up front or standing in the musher’s position, dogsledding is a pinch-me moment few get to experience. Add to the adventure by doing it atop the Mendenhall Glacier!

ANCHOR IN: WRANGELL, ALASKA

This small seaside city has deep roots with the Indigenous Tlingit people and is regarded for its rich culture and history. It is also a wellknown destination for salmon and halibut fishing.

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Eat a fresh, wild-caught Alaskan king salmon.

Alaskan chefs know their way around the famous king salmon, which often makes its way to your plate the same day it’s caught. You’ll find the freshest catch at restaurants in cruise ports including Juneau, Sitka and Ketchikan. Two to try: James Beard Foundation Award–semi-finalist Beak in Sitka, and Salt in Juneau.

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Hike Reid Falls in Skagway.

Reid Falls is actually two separate waterfalls. Lower Reid Falls is located about 10 minutes up a mountainside and is a worthwhile hike for a day-tripper. You can grab a trail map at the visitor center, but the path is well marked and well traveled. Those looking for more of a challenge can visit Upper Reid Falls (about 5 miles round trip). If you’d rather see the falls without the hike, head for the Gold Rush Cemetery in the woods past the parking area; a trail just beyond it leads to a gorgeous view of the lower falls.

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Hike among one of the world’s largest concentrations of bald eagles.

The Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve just outside of Haines is home to one of the world’s largest populations of America’s national bird. Between 200 and 400 bald eagles call the area home year-round. A 2-mile-long riverside trail is a prime place for viewing the majestic creatures and other animals, including moose and bears, that frequent the area.

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Learn the story of America’s gold rush in a ghost town.

Leaving Alaska without digging into the history and impact of the Klondike Gold Rush would be a missed opportunity. Skagway is a great first stop; next, head to the ghost town of Dyea for a better understanding of life in the gold rush era. Self-guided tours illuminate the once-booming town’s history, as well as the natural elements that have reclaimed this National Historic Landmark.

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Take in an Alaska Native cultural show.

Sitka National Historical Park is worth exploring on your own or with a guide, but to truly understand the history of Sitka’s people, plan to attend the Sitka Tribe’s Naa Kahidi Dance Show. The colorful, 30-minute performance takes place in a traditional Tlingit Clan House and showcases Tlingit traditions and history. Don’t miss the chance to meet the dancers after the performance for photos and deeper conversations.

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MEDITERRANEAN

iconic CIVILIZATIONS & alluring VISTAS

From ancient ruins and atmospheric old quarters to thriving food scenes and sun-drenched beaches, our Mediterranean cruises offer the perfect combination of old-world beauty and modern charisma. Visit a winery overlooking the caldera in Santorini and travel back in time to the ancient Roman world at Diocletian’s Palace while in Split.

Drive into the hills of medieval Èze, spend the afternoon at Monte Carlo’s Princess Grace Rose Garden and savor lunch with chilled rosé overlooking the sea. Famed attractions such as the Vatican Museums in Rome and La Sagrada Família in Barcelona are but the beginning of adventures. The slopes of Sicily, the whitewashed villages of Andalusia and the Italian Riviera become your enchanting playground on our unforgettable Mediterranean voyages.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

CULINARY DISCOVERY TOUR

Saint-Tropez, France

THE HISTORIC CHÂTEAU DE SAINT-MARTIN

Discover Château de Saint-Martin, an 18th-century winery led by generations of women, as you savor the château’s cru classé white wines accompanied by canapés. Later indulge in a quintessential Provençal lunch paired with three specially selected wines. You’ll also tour Saint-Tropez’s Old Town, taking in marvelous vistas of the Massif des Maures and the medieval village of Grimaud along the way.

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Palma de Mallorca,

Spain

PALMA, TAPAS & FLAMENCO SHOW

Enjoy a walking tour through Palma’s handsome Old Quarter, admiring the exterior of landmarks including the magnificent cathedral La Seu and the stately royal palace Palau Reial de l’Almudaina as well as gracious historic residences. After some free time to explore further, you’ll savor a traditional tapas lunch while enjoying a rousing and passionate flamenco performance.

BEYOND BLUEPRINTS

Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy

MAXXI & PARCO

DELLA MUSICA AUDITORIUM

Tour two modern centers for the arts with an architectural historian that will explain their cuttingedge designs. Enjoy an in-depth tour of Italy’s first national museum of contemporary art, MAXXI, which was designed by architect Zaha Hadid. After lunch at the museum’s restaurant, you’ll visit the fascinating Auditorium Parco della Musica, designed by Renzo Piano.

WELLNESS DISCOVERY

Santorini, Greece

YOGA & WINE TASTING OVERLOOKING CALDERA

This serenity-filled excursion takes you to the family-owned Venetsanos winery, which overlooks Santorini’s spectacular caldera. The scenic backdrop is an idyllic setting for a serene yoga session that is designed to achieve peace in both body and mind. Afterward, enjoy a sampling of several premier wines and learn about the terroir that lends Santorini’s wines their unique characteristics.

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THE PALACE OF KNOSSOS Heraklion (Crete), Greece

Explore the ruins of Knossos, one of Crete’s finest archaeological sites, on this enriching historical study of King Minos’ enthralling capital city. Walk the labyrinthine site to take in the royal living quarters, theater and more.

For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com

Knossos

Provence, available from Marseille Mykonos

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Cinque Terre

ROME & TIVOLI TREASURES from Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy

Not just for first-time visitors, this wondrous whirlwind presents every Roman landmark imaginable with the bonus of seeing attractions within attractions that are typically off-limits. Tour St. Peter’s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums in one morning alone. Behold the treasures of ancient Rome later that day as the Colosseum and Circus Maximus take center stage. A side trip to Tivoli is historically enriching and emotionally moving, especially the exploration of Villa d’Este. Its gardens earned the palace a UNESCO World Heritage site designation. available on: Aug 25 & Sep 13 | 4 Days | Pre-Cruise

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Savor an overnight stay in bewitching Istanbul as well as visits to lesser-known yet equally alluring destinations, including Izmir and its mazelike market, Bari’s superbly preserved Old Town and Kotor’s photogenic charms.

Dubrovnik

Santorini

Istanbul

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CULINARY MASTERS� CRUISE

This 10-day Mediterranean cruise is the ultimate voyage for food lovers. Hosted by our two Master Chefs of France, Alexis Quaretti and Eric Barale, this first-ever specialty culinary cruise has been curated to include exclusive foodie experiences such as hands-on cooking classes and demonstrations, special Chef’s Market Dinners, immersive culinary tours, wine tastings and a gala seafood brunch. available on: Oct 16 | Marina

For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com

Eric Barale

Exotic Spices & Palms BARCELONA to LISBON 10 Days | Nov 5, 2024 | Marina

Kotor

SCANDINAVIA & NORTHERN EUROPE

medieval TREASURES & storied SCENERY

Aplace of fabled tales where rolling forests give way to chic cities, the Scandinavia and Northern Europe regions are a dazzling blend of medieval old towns, cutting-edge culture capitals and majestic natural beauty. Here the seasons are proper, the air fresh and pure — and yes, a little bit magical. Discover traditional food markets like Riga Central Market, immerse yourself in Copenhagen’s café culture in the neighborhood of Nyhavn, get swept away in the rolling vineyards of Bordeaux and so much more. Also unlock hidden secrets across Iceland, the Scottish Highlands, the Shetland Islands and the fjord country of Norway. These voyages invite you to experience some of the most memorable and diverse treasures that make these regions such time-honored travel destinations.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

GO LOCAL

Edinburgh, Scotland

TWO OF SCOTLAND�S BEST

Experience two iconic Scottish activities: drinking whisky and playing the bagpipes. The whisky will be served at cask strength, and the tasting will reveal the variety within the distillation process. Your immersion into the world of bagpipes will be just as enlightening, led by a renowned Scottish piper.

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Oslo, Norway

OSLO’S CUTTING-EDGE ARCHITECTURE

Join an architectural historian to explore two buildings that have transformed Oslo’s skyline. The Equinor building consists of five rectangular modules stacked at different angles to optimize daylight and views. At Munchmuseet, a 13-story museum dedicated to artist Edvard Munch, learn how the building was engineered to reflect sunlight and is cooled with seawater. The top intentionally tips forward – a truly unique sight.

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Bruges (Zeebrugge), Belgium

BRUGES & BELGIAN CHOCOLATE

Discover the iconic landmarks and squares of this exquisitely preserved Flemish city before learning the secret of Belgian chocolates. Accompanied by a seasoned guide, explore medieval Bruges’ labyrinth of cobbled streets, crowned with a special visit to a chocolatier’s workshop where you'll feed your fascination for all things chocolate.

OCEANIA EXCLUSIVE

Berlin (Warnemünde), Germany

THE BERLIN EXPERIENCE

Enjoy an exceptionally scenic drive from the ship to Berlin, where you’ll be introduced to top landmarks as you survey the city by coach. Encounter classic Berlin sights such as the Brandenburg Gate, a section of the old Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, Reichstag and Unter den Linden.

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Viking Shores REYKJAVIK to HAMBURG

14 Days | Jul 17, 2024 | Sirena

CLAUDINE PÉPIN CRUISE

From the grandeur of Iceland to the unearthly scenery of Greenland, discover rugged lands shaped by wind, sea and ice. Your host for this voyage will be the godmother of Sirena and daughter of Master Chef Jacques Pépin, Claudine Pépin. Highlights include a special cooking demonstration, fireside chat, Oceania Cruises’ legendary brunch, a cocktail reception and more.

available on: Jul 17 | Sirena For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com

Ålesund

Claudine Pépin

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time ashore in Copenhagen

Legends of Norway COPENHAGEN to TROMSØ

10 Days | Jul 26, 2024 | Marina

Featuring extended time ashore in North Cape Longyearbyen

Discover the evocative highlights of Scandinavia with a focus on Norway, where fjords cleave spectacularly into the lush mainland, and enjoy calls on Denmark’s sophisticated Skagen and Copenhagen as well as Sweden’s gracious Gothenburg.

Glaciers & Greenland TROMSØ to REYKJAVIK

15 Days | Aug 5, 2024 | Marina

Featuring one overnight in Longyearbyen

Icelandic & Scottish Stars REYKJAVIK to LONDON

9 Days | Aug 20, 2024 | Marina

Tallinn

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12 Days | Aug 28, 2024 | Sirena

12 Days | Oct 6, 2024 | Sirena

Discover how converting to biodynamic and organic farming has further elevated the quality of the esteemed wines at Château de La Dauphine. As you tour the vineyards, you will learn more about biodynamics and how it affects the terroir and the taste of the wines.

Bordeaux

ALASKA | BERMUDA CANADA & NEW ENGLAND

majestic FRONTIERS & scenic HARBORS

Discover the soaring glaciers, pristine wilderness and unique local culture of the region paired with Regatta’s luxurious small ship ambiance. Days ashore mean helicopter flightseeing with local experts, Zodiac boat expeditions, wildlife safaris in old-growth rainforests and so much more. Meanwhile, our journeys along the Eastern Seaboard and Canada’s St. Lawrence River reveal quaint coastal towns, vibrant cities and breathtaking landscapes. Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of fall foliage, embrace the old-world charms of French Canadian cities and savor the exquisite taste of succulent lobster pulled fresh from the sea. Or perhaps embark on a getaway to the isles of Bermuda with overnights to amply enjoy the pink-sand beaches, historical treasures and local culture.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

CULINARY DISCOVERY TOUR

Ketchikan, Alaska

CHEF-LED OYSTER FARM & ONBOARD COOKING CLASS

Tour the family-owned Hump Island Oyster Company farm and learn how oysters are nurtured as they grow. Sample their plump oysters and their kelp, which the company also grows. Back on board, enjoy an enlightening fish and seafood-centric cooking class.

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Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Alaska

WHALES, WILDLIFE & BEAR SEARCH

Venture into the pristine wilds to look for iconic Alaska animals such as humpback whales and grizzly bears in their natural habitats. During a whalewatching boat trip, a naturalist will describe the majestic creatures as you watch the mammals breach the waters. Next, drive into the remote Spasski River Valley to a raised observation platform to see grizzly bears as well as bald eagles and deer.

OCEANIA SELECT

St. George, Bermuda

A TASTE OF ST. DAVID’S ISLAND

Discover the charms of neighboring St. David’s Island, where you will have the opportunity to browse a 300-yearold farmhouseturned-museum, sample the delicious organic bounty from a local farm and see the island’s historical lighthouse. You’ll round out the experience with a refreshing rum swizzle at Clearwater Beach.

OCEANIA SIGNATURE

Quebec City, Quebec

BEAUPRÉ COAST, SAINTE-ANNE CANYON & WINERY

After leaving the city, follow the Beaupré Coast along the St. Lawrence River, a gorgeous landscape of pastoral farmland, sheer cliffs and dramatic cascades. Still, the highlight remains Sainte-Anne Canyon, a steep gorge carved out of a 900-million-yearold rock formation. Next, visit an awardwinning Canadian vineyard to learn about local winemaking and sample a selection of distinctive wines.

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Radiant Alaska SEATTLE to SEATTLE

10 Days | Jul 9, Aug 6 & Aug 28▲, 2024 | Regatta

simply MORE SHORE EXCURSION CREDIT Featuring boutique port of Icy Strait Point (Hoonah) ▲ Aug 28 voyage disembarks in Vancouver

Ketchikan

Native

7 Days | Sep 7, 2024 | Regatta

Featuring boutique port of Haines

Alaska & Cascadia VANCOUVER to LOS ANGELES

ALASKA EXPLORER Youth Program

12 Days | Sep 14, 2024 | Regatta $600

For guests who travel with children, this program offers the opportunity for everyone to experience the excitement of exploring the Northwest Coast and Alaska in a meaningful, enriching way. Designed for children between 5 and 12 years of age, the program is supervised by experienced and enthusiastic youth counselors and includes games, activities and Alaska-inspired special events.

For more information and details, visit OceaniaCruises.com/youth-program

EXPLORE DENALI Land Program

Become immersed in the pristine splendor of Denali National Park, a vast wilderness where nature reigns supreme. Traveling there by domed railcar sets the stage, as the scenery rivals that of Denali, the ultimate Alaska landscape.

ROCKY MOUNTAINEER: WONDERS OF THE WEST Land Program

Behold staggeringly beautiful western Canada from the luxurious Rocky Mountaineer, a glass domed train presenting endless dramatic vistas. Ice-capped Canadian Rockies. Unexpected desert-like terrain. Engineering feats like the Spiral Tunnels. Exhilarating Banff and natural marvels along the spectacular Icefields Parkway complement your explorations perfectly.

For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com/land-programs

ALASKA EXPERIENCE programs

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Fall in love with charismatic Bermuda with three days to explore this unique archipelago, a paradise of pinksand beaches, picturesque lighthouses and fascinating British heritage, plus delight in a visit to Newport and its magnificent mansions.

Bermudian Breeze

Bermudian Palette

Newport

Hamilton

11 Days | Sep 15, Oct 6 ♦, Oct 17▲ & Oct 28 ♦, 2024 | Insignia

is replaced with stops in Saint John and Portland.

In the Path of Cartier

11 Days | Sep 25, Oct 6♦ & Oct 17, 2024 | Nautica

East Coast Enchantments

CARIBBEAN, PANAMA CANAL & MEXICO SOUTH AMERICA

sun-kissed BEACHES & lush RAINFORESTS

Our Caribbean voyages invite you to discover the uncommon Caribbean, charting lesser-known coastlines and bringing you to more boutique ports and off-the-beaten-path islands. Uncover blissful escapes on delightfully less-traveled Caribbean islands such as St. Vincent, Bonaire, Guadeloupe and Dominica as well as coveted attractions such as St. Lucia’s Pitons, Grand Cayman’s stunning Seven Mile Beach and the blue cobblestone streets of Old San Juan. Farther south, Amazonian villages and the lush surrounding rainforest reveal the legends and traditions of the storied Amazon River. Whether you want to soak up the sun and seas, delve into the local culture or explore unique natural beauty, our Caribbean and South America cruises offer a unique tropical getaway.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

CULINARY DISCOVERY TOUR

San Juan, Puerto Rico

CHEF-LED HYDROPONIC FARM VISIT & ONBOARD COOKING CLASS

Visit a familyowned farm that follows sustainable agricultural practices that result in extraordinary farmto-table experiences. You'll learn how this eco-friendly farm supplies fresh produce throughout the island by relying on hydroponics and other heritage technologies. Sample a variety of tapas and then head back on board for a Puerto Rican cooking class.

OCEANIA SELECT

Fort-de-France, Martinique BEST OF MARTINIQUE

Discover the best of this beautiful island, visiting the interesting Volcano Museum, sampling a selection of premium rums and savoring a Creole- and French-inspired lunch. You’ll also explore a lovely botanical garden and admire the Balata Church, a miniature version of the Sacré-Coeur Basilica in Paris.

OCEANIA SIGNATURE

Castries, St. Lucia

JEEP SAFARI & SAILING

Take in the scenery during a panoramic jeep ride along the backroads of western St. Lucia. Arriving at Marigot Bay, you’ll board a sleek catamaran and cruise the island’s gorgeous coast, passing secluded coves, idyllic beaches and lovely villages. Enjoy stunning views of the Pitons, a spectacular landmark and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Afterward, you’ll have the chance to take a refreshing swim at a nearby beach.

GO GREEN

Manaus (Amazon River), Brazil

ANAVILHANAS ECOLOGICAL RESERVE

Cruise up the Rio Negro to an ecological reserve with hundreds of islands that provide safe habitats for the Amazon’s extraordinary flora and fauna. The freshwater in this area rises and falls dramatically with the seasons, leaving an ideal environment to support the archipelago’s vast biodiversity.

Bridgetown

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FREE Roundtrip Airfare

FREE Airport Transfers

FREE Shore Excursions

FREE Champagne, Wine & More

FREE Gourmet Specialty Dining

FREE Unlimited WiFi

Castries

Ensenada

featured SHORE EXCURSIONS

BOI BUMBA FOLK SHOW

Parintins (Amazon River), Brazil

Experience an extremely colorful taste of Amazonia during this exclusive showcase of Boi Bumba, Brazil’s second-biggest folkloric festivity after Carnaval, boasting rhythmic music and elaborately costumed performers.

SAN JUAN & BARRILITO RUM DISTILLERY

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Delve into the history of Puerto Rico’s capital on a heritage tour of an acclaimed rum distillery. See how the Ron del Barrilito distillery produces rum using a process that dates back to 1880. Then visit San Cristóbal, a UNESCO-protected 17th-century Spanish fort, followed by free time in Old San Juan.

For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com

Manaus

SOUTH PACIFIC, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND ASIA & AFRICA

epic ISLANDS & exotic WONDERS

Our South Pacific, Australia and New Zealand cruises bring you the chance to uncover gorgeous islands surrounded by coral atolls, vibrant metropolises and imaginative cultural experiences. From the lush rainforests of Papua New Guinea and the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef to modern cities such as Melbourne and Sydney, both natural beauty and cosmopolitan pleasures are in abundance. Voyages in Asia showcase the region’s endlessly intriguing blend of modern and ancient in cities such as Hong Kong and Saigon as well as iconic landscapes, like Bali’s beautiful terraced rice fields. Meanwhile, journeys in Africa reveal unforgettable adventures — encounters with the Big Five on thrilling safaris, a taste of South Africa’s wine country in the Cape Winelands, visits to vibrant villages in West Africa and much more.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

OCEANIA SELECT

Melbourne, Australia

MELBOURNE VINTAGE TRAIN RIDE

Take in Melbourne’s surrounding countryside and ancient forests as you ride the Puffing Billy Railway, a Victorian narrow gauge steam train pulling open-air carriages on a wonderful route through the Dandenong Mountains. Marvel at the amazing scenery as you pass through forests of fragrant eucalyptus, crossing over picturesque wooden bridges and past tiny village stations.

OCEANIA SELECT

Kyoto (Kobe), Japan

TRADITIONAL KYOTO

Discover the gracious spirit of Old Japan while exploring Kyoto’s most alluring sites. Admire the magnificent Golden Pavilion built in the late 14th century as a shogun’s retirement residence. Nearby is the UNESCOdesignated Nijo Castle that features a moat and towering stone walls. You’ll also see Sanjusangendo, a temple with 1,001 statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy.

GO LOCAL

Auckland, New Zealand

LUNCH WITH THE LOCALS AT A PRIVATE VINEYARD

What better way to get a glimpse into daily life than by dining with the locals? Visit a private vineyard in one of Auckland’s oldest wine regions where your hosts will show you around while a hearty barbecue lunch with wine is being prepared. You might learn to make sweet Anzac biscuits, flip fritters in the kitchen or try your hand at gumboot throwing — a hilarious and purely Kiwi competition much like throwing a discus but with a rubber boot.

OCEANIA SIGNATURE

Lomé,

Togo

TRADITIONAL TOGO

Behold the distinctive African traditions of Togo by visiting an open-air market for voodoo practitioners, touring a rural school and watching a folkloric dance with a village monarch. You’ll relish free time afterward to explore the village, absorbing the charisma of this intriguing land.

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FREE Roundtrip Airfare

FREE Airport Transfers

FREE Shore Excursions

FREE Champagne, Wine & More

FREE Gourmet Specialty Dining

FREE Unlimited WiFi

Astounding Australasia SINGAPORE to AUCKLAND 24 Days | Nov 14, 2024 | Regatta

Kiwi & Aussie Majesty AUCKLAND to

14 Days | Dec 8, 2024 | Regatta

Bay of Islands

Asian Reflections TOKYO to SINGAPORE 16 Days | Oct 29, 2024 | Regatta

featured LAND PROGRAM

SIMPLY ANGKOR WAT from Nha Trang, Vietnam So spectacular that it deserves your full attention, the Angkor Archaeological Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site of extraordinary cultural and symbolic importance. Water from annual monsoons dictated its rise and eventual collapse in the 15th century, which becomes evident by exploring the ruins, especially at the massive religious monument of Angkor Wat deep in the Cambodian jungle. Similarly, the enormous stone faces at Angkor Thom and the fig tree-choked temples at Ta Prohm reveal other aspects of the ancient Khmer kingdom. available on: Oct 29 | 3 Days | Overland For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com/land-programs

Bali

Kyoto

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FREE Airport Transfers

FREE Shore Excursions

FREE Champagne, Wine & More

FREE Gourmet Specialty Dining

FREE Unlimited WiFi

Sample a dazzling spectrum of destinations on this monthlong sojourn from Africa to Southeast Asia. Explore wild South Africa, the divine islands of the Seychelles and Maldives, temple-laden ports in Thailand and Malaysia, and more.

West Africa Rhythms BARCELONA to

Cape Town

Walvis Bay

Sample LAND PROGRAM

CHOBE & VICTORIA FALLS from Cape Town, South Africa

Behold thundering Victoria Falls and observe Africa’s most iconic animals on adventurous outings into the bush. One of the world’s largest waterfalls, with a roar that can be heard 25 miles away, Victoria is an absolutely glorious sight. Chobe National Park boasts the world’s largest concentration of elephants, so expect to spot these intelligent animals during a sunset riverboat cruise on the Zambezi River. The private reserve in its shadow is ideal for close-up, unobstructed views of lions, elephants, zebras and plenty more while riding in an open-air safaristyle vehicle during morning and afternoon game drives.

For information and details, please visit OceaniaCruises.com/land-programs

Phuket

Victoria Falls

TRANSOCEANIC

enriching CROSSINGS & rugged BEAUTY

Experience ultimate relaxation in the lap of luxury as you embark on one of travel’s greatest pleasures – the transoceanic crossing. Delight in adventures in remote and exotic destinations lining either the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean, such as the Canary Islands, Madeira and Bermuda, or perhaps the far reaches of Alaska on a journey to Japan. In between, you’ll have ample time on board to enjoy the full array of luxurious amenities, convivial activities and engaging enrichment during your transoceanic cruise. Leisurely days at sea might mean enjoying a rejuvenating treatment at Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, attending an insightful talk by a Guest Speaker, partaking in a sommelier-led wine tasting or joining a lighthearted trivia session. Of course, relaxing poolside as you marvel at the ever-changing sea and sky is just as rewarding.

CURATED TRAVEL EXPERIENCES

Our voyages offer shore excursions that invite you to explore the best of each dynamic destination we visit. See sample tours below:

GO LOCAL

Sitka, Alaksa WALKING TOUR FROM A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE

Enjoy a glimpse into the lifestyle and history of Sitka as you walk through town with your local guide. You’ll learn about the town’s Russian heritage and stop at Castle Hill, where Russia officially transferred the land to the U.S. As you stroll the charming downtown, discover Sitka’s passion for the arts in its galleries as well as at the Sheldon Jackson Museum.

GO GREEN Funchal (Madeira), Portugal

SUSTAINABLE TEA FARMING EXPERIENCE

Join a farming family in the hills above Funchal to learn how organic tea is produced. The same family has owned the property in the parish of Monte for more than a century. Following a tour of the farm, you will have the opportunity to prune the plants, lay out tea leaves to dry in the sun and grind your own tea blend. Afterward, enjoy a cup of brewed tea with an entirely new perspective.

BEYOND BLUEPRINTS

Lisbon, Portugal

MAAT & CHAMPALIMAUD CENTRE FOR THE UNKNOWN

Explore two of Lisbon’s most unusual buildings with an architectural historian. MAAT –Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology – is an undulating, low-slung building covered with three-dimensional, crackle-glazed tiles that reflect Portugal’s rich tradition of crafts and ceramics. Then visit an ultramodern medical research center that boasts a daring design, with curvaceous exteriors and a glass tubular bridge.

OCEANIA SIGNATURE

St. John’s, Antigua

A TASTE OF ANTIGUA

Visit a characteristic rum shack in town, where you will learn about the history of rum distilling on Antigua and sample several varieties of the spirit that will be paired with classic Caribbean dishes prepared with local ingredients. Don’t be shy about asking for the recipes; the hosts will be happy to share them.

Funchal

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FREE Roundtrip Airfare

FREE Airport Transfers

FREE Shore Excursions

FREE Champagne, Wine & More

FREE Gourmet Specialty Dining

FREE Unlimited WiFi

Make your way to entrancing Japan via the majestic northern reaches of the American continent, witnessing Alaska’s epic majesty en route. Discover remote outposts such as rugged Dutch Harbor and enjoy an overnight stay in electrifying Tokyo.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife

Lisbon

San Juan

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Restrooms

Elevator

Triple with Sofa Bed STATEROOM

Connecting Staterooms

Wheelchair Accessible

Launderette

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SHIP’S SPECIFICATIONS

Year Built: Vista 2023 | New Build: Allura debuting 2025 | Gross Tonnage: 68,000 | Length: 791 feet | Beam: 105 feet | Cruising Speed: 20 knots

Guest Decks: 11 | Guest Capacity: 1,200 | Staff Size: 800 | Guest-to-Staff Ratio: 1.56 to 1 | Country of Registry: Marshall Islands

STATEROOM COLOR LEGEND

SYMBOL LEGEND

Restrooms Elevator Launderette

Connecting Staterooms Wheelchair Accessible Triple with Sofa Bed

Marina & Riviera stateroom specific bathroom configurations vary, visit OceaniaCruises.com for details.

3rd & 4th guest occupancy available upon request; 3rd guest occupancy available upon request in Owner’s Suites

Full-size Bathtub/Shower & Separate Shower

*Marina only: Aquamar Kitchen replaces La Reserve following Marina’s May 2024 refurbishment.

Year Built: Marina 2011; Riviera 2012 | Gross Tonnage: 66,084 | Length: 784.9 feet | Beam: 105.64 feet | Cruising Speed: 20 knots Guest Decks: 11 | Guest Capacity: 1,250 | Staff Size: 800 | Guest-to-Staff Ratio: 1.51 to 1 | Country of Registry: Marshall Islands

DECK

DECK

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Restrooms

Elevator

Launderette

Obstructed Views

Quad with Pullman

Quad with Sofa Bed

Connecting Staterooms

Wheelchair Accessible

Triple with Pullman

Triple with Sofa Bed

3rd guest occupancy available upon request

*Sirena & Insignia deck plans vary, visit OceaniaCruises.com for details.

*Sirena only: Red Ginger & Tuscan Steak replace Polo Grill & Toscana. Insignia only: Artist Loft available on board world cruises.

SHIPS’ SPECIFICATIONS

Year Built: Regatta & Insignia 1998; Sirena 1999; Nautica 2000 | Gross Tonnage: 30,277 | Length: 593.7 feet | Beam: 83.5 feet | Cruising Speed: 18 knots

Guest Decks: 9 | Guest Capacity: 670 | Staff Size: 400 | Guest-to-Staff Ratio: 1.64 to 1 | Country of Registry: Marshall Islands

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*Sirena only: Staterooms 4028, 4034 & 4054 are

available. Staterooms 4035, 4052 & 4056 are wheelchair accessible.

VOYAGE CALENDAR

sailing YOUR WORLD

Our 2024 voyages take you around the globe to iconic cities as well as to off-thebeaten-path ports of call where you'll discover the places you never knew you wanted to visit.

2024 Voyage Calendar

See the following pages for our 2024 voyage calendar — an easy-to-use, color-coded regional guide of where our fleet will be sailing from April through December. »

COLOR LEGEND

APRIL

Los Angeles to Los Angeles Apr 20 | 11 days

MAY

Los Angeles to Vancouver

May 1 | 12 days

Vancouver to Seward

May 13 | 7 days

Seward to Vancouver

May 20 | 10 days

Vancouver to Seattle May 30 | 11 days

Hong Kong to Singapore Apr 8 | 15 days

Singapore to Dubai Apr 23 | 20 days

Dubai to Barcelona May 13 | 24 days

Singapore to Cape Town Apr 11 | 28 days

Cape Town to Cape Town May 9 | 12 days

Cape Town to Lisbon May 21 | 24 days

Santa Cruz de Tenerife to London Apr 10 | 12 days

London to London Apr 22 | 11 days

London to Barcelona

May 3 | 12 days

Barcelona to Rome May 15 | 10 days

Rome to Seville May 25 | 10 days

Miami to Barcelona Apr 5 | 14 days

Barcelona to Trieste Apr 19 | 10 days

Tokyo to Tokyo Apr 1 | 12 days

Tokyo to Singapore Apr 13 | 15 days

Singapore to Dubai Apr 28 | 16 days

JULY

Seattle to Seattle Jun 10 | 11 days

Seattle to Seattle Jun 21 | 7 days

Seattle to Seattle Jun 28 | 11 days

Rome to Valletta Apr 11 | 10 days

Valletta to Trieste Apr 21 | 10 days

to Seattle Jul 9 | 10 days

Seattle to Seattle Jul 19 | 7 days Seattle to Seattle Jul 26 | 11 days

Barcelona to London Jun 6 | 15 days

London to New York Jun 21 | 21 days

Lisbon to Paris Jun 14 | 10 days

Seville to Dublin Jun 4 | 10 days

Dublin to Copenhagen Jun 14 | 11 days

Copenhagen to Reykjavik Jun 25 | 12 days

Barcelona to Rome May 18 | 14 days

Rome to Lisbon Jun 1 | 12 days

Lisbon to Amsterdam Jun 13 | 11 days

Amsterdam to Oslo Jun 24 | 12 days

to Reykjavik

7 | 10 days

to Hamburg Jul 17 | 14 days Hamburg to Oslo Jul 31 | 10 days Oslo to London Jul 6 | 10 days

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Dubai to Trieste May 14 | 15 days

Trieste to Barcelona May 29 | 12 days

Barcelona to Rome Jun 10 | 7 days

Rome to Trieste Jun 17 | 10 days

Trieste to Athens Jun 27 | 10 days

Trieste to Istanbul

May 1 | 10 days

Istanbul to Rome

May 11 | 10 days

Rome to Trieste May 21 | 11 days

Trieste to Athens Jun 1 | 11 days

Athens to Istanbul Jun 12 | 7 days

Istanbul to Trieste Jun 19 | 10 days

Trieste to Barcelona Jun 29 | 12 days

| 10 days

AUGUST

Seattle to Seattle

Aug 6 | 10 days

Seattle to Seattle

Aug 16 | 12 days

Seattle to Vancouver

Aug 28 | 10 days

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

Vancouver to Vancouver

Sep 7 | 7 days

Vancouver to Los Angeles

Sep 14 | 12 days

Los Angeles to Los Angeles Sep 26 | 7 days

Copenhagen to London

Aug 5 | 12 days

London to New York

Aug 17 | 15 days

Dublin to Dublin

Aug 4 | 10 days

Dublin to Edinburgh

Aug 14 | 10 days

Edinburgh to Boston

Aug 24 | 18 days

Oslo to London

Aug 10 | 18 days

London to Stockholm

Aug 28 | 12 days

New York to New York

Sep 1 | 7 days

New York to New York

Sep 8 | 7 days

New York to Montreal

Sep 15 | 11 days

Montreal to Montreal Sep 26 | 10 days

Boston to Boston Sep 11 | 7 days

Boston to Boston Sep 18 | 7 days

Boston to Montreal Sep 25 | 11 days

Stockholm to Copenhagen Sep 9 | 10 days

Copenhagen to Stockholm Sep 19 | 7 days

Stockholm to Copenhagen Sep 26 | 10 days

Tromsø to Reykjavik

Aug 5 | 15 days

Reykjavik to London

Aug 20 | 9 days

London to London

Aug 29 | 12 days

Barcelona to Rome

Aug 3 | 10 days

Rome to Rome

Aug 13 | 12 days

Rome to Monte Carlo

Aug 25 | 10 days

Istanbul to Athens

Aug 2 | 12 days

Athens to Monte Carlo

Aug 14 | 10 days

Monte Carlo to Athens

Aug 24 | 10 days

Los Angeles to Tokyo Oct 3 | 25 days

Tokyo to Singapore Oct 29 | 16 days

Singapore to Auckland Nov 14 | 24 days

to Sydney

8 | 14 days

to Perth

22 | 20 days

Montreal to New York

Oct 6 | 11 days

New York to Montreal Oct 17 | 11 days

Montreal to New York Oct 28 | 11 days

New York to Oranjestad Nov 8 | 14 days

Oranjestad to Bridgetown Nov 27 | 15 days

to Miami

12 | 10 days

to Miami

22 | 14 days

Montreal to Boston

Oct 6 | 11 days

Boston to Montreal

Oct 17 | 11 days

Montreal to Miami Oct 28 | 12 days

Copenhagen to Amsterdam Oct 6 | 12 days

Amsterdam to Amsterdam Oct 23 | 11 days

London to London Sep 10 | 12 days

London to Barcelona Sep 22 | 10 days

Barcelona to Valletta Oct 2 | 14 days

Valletta to Rome Oct 16 | 10 days

Rome to Barcelona Oct 26 | 10 days

Monte Carlo to Barcelona

Sep 4 | 7 days

Barcelona to Athens Sep 11 | 10 days

Athens to Istanbul

Sep 28 | 10 days

Istanbul to Athens Oct 8 | 7 days

Athens to Trieste Oct 15 | 10 days

Trieste to Rome Oct 25 | 10 days

Athens to Rome

Sep 3 | 10 days

Rome to Lisbon

Sep 13 | 10 days

Lisbon to Barcelona

Sep 23 | 10 days

Barcelona to Rome

Oct 3 | 10 days

Rome to Athens

Oct 13 | 7 days

Athens to Rome

Oct 20 | 10 days

Rome to Athens

Oct 30 | 12 days

Amsterdam to New York Nov 3 | 16 days New York to Miami Nov 19 | 15 days

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21 | 14 days

Barcelona to Lisbon Nov 5 | 10 days

Lisbon to Miami Nov 15 | 12 days Miami to Miami Nov 27 | 10 days Miami to Miami Nov 9 | 24 days

| 14 days

Rome to Barcelona Nov 4 | 10 days

Barcelona to Cape Town Nov 14 | 27 days

Athens to Rome Nov 11 | 9 days

Rome to Miami Nov 20 | 15 days

| 12 days

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