Oceania Oceania Cruises is fast gaining an enviable reputation as a market leader, providing an international country-club style ambiance that is relaxed yet casually elegant onboard a fleet of mid-sized ships, travelling the four corners of the globe to provide a wide choice of exciting and exotic itineraries. Onboard highlights include what is arguably the finest cuisine at sea, served with aplomb in four open-seating restaurants by professional, attentive staff. Comfort and style is high on the list of priorities, with the exclusive ‘Tranquility Bed’, incorporating the finest Egyptian cotton, downy feather pillows and duvets and sumptuous mattress-toppers ensuring a blissful night’s sleep for all.
Insignia and Regatta have recently been joined by Nautica, launched at a symbolic naming ceremony in Istanbul on 22nd November 2005 and now enjoying her inaugural season in the Far East. Once Insignia and Regatta return from South America and the Caribbean respectively, Oceania Cruises will have all three ships in European waters for Summer 2006. With Summer 2006 itineraries are currently selling out fast – 75% sold at time of printing – it really does pay to be an “Early Bird” when booking with Oceania Cruises. Points of Distinction l Elegant, 684-guest, mid-size ships featuring large-ship amenities l Country club-casual ambiance; tuxedos and ball-gowns are not required l 70% of suites and staterooms feature private teak verandas l Itineraries featuring the World's most exotic and alluring ports l Gourmet culinary program created by world-renowned master chef, Jacques Pépin l Finest cuisine at sea, served in four distinctive, open seating restaurants l Enhanced ‘Concierge Level’ accommodations available l Butler Service offered in Owner’s, Vista and Penthouse Suites l Exclusive “Tranquility Beds” featuring mattress- toppers, goose down pillows, plus duvets and the finest Egyptian cotton linen l Recently voted “Best Value in Luxury Cruising” and accredited with inclusion on the “Condé Naste Traveler 2005 Gold List”
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