Oceania Cruises revealed its 2026 Collection of Voyages, a lineup with an extraordinary range of voyages sailing to Alaska, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, and beyond.

Bookings for the 2026 Collection of Voyages begins on Thursday, 24 October 2024. 

The 2026 Collection of Voyages features over 100 enticing itineraries, plus 35 Grand Voyages, offering the most enjoyable means of extended exploration by sea aboard six of the line’s ultra-premium, small ships.

The thoughtfully planned voyages encourage travellers to ignite their passion for discovery by visiting both renowned and off-the-beaten-path destinations, from Alaska’s rugged wilderness to the sun-drenched Mediterranean and the splendours of Northern Europe.

Oceania Cruises president Frank A Del Rio said: “Aboard our intimate ships, guests can tailor their experience exactly as they wish, whether that be indulging in a gourmet meal created by our esteemed onboard culinary team or setting out on a shore excursion: the choice is entirely theirs.”

Del Rio added that the convenience of small-ship cruising allows travellers to unpack only once in order to seamlessly explore

iconic cities and hidden treasures; with no lines, they will be able to step ashore quickly.

A world of adventure

With bucket list trips covering the most incredible locations from Vancouver to Papeete, Istanbul to Barcelona and Reykjavik to London, Oceania Cruises guests can savour the joys of travelling the world on sailings ranging from seven to 67 days. 

No matter how long their chosen sailing, travellers can dive deeper into each destination, as the line’s small ships spend between 30 and 50 percent more time in each port than premium cruise lines, including many overnight stays. 

Once ashore, travellers can choose from hundreds of excursions in each port of call catering to a wealth of interests, including food, wine, history, architecture, and local culture.

Intriguing itineraries explore world-famous cities such as London, Copenhagen, Seattle, Berlin, Stockholm, and Reykjavik alongside holiday islands including Ibiza, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes, and Santorini. 

Additionally, these itineraries offer the chance to explore further, with the line’s small ships visiting places rather less expected, such as Trapani, Sicily; Tórshavn, Faroe Islands; Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands; Mandal, Norway; Liepaja, Latvia; and Lysekil, Sweden.

What passengers can expect in 2026

Oceania Cruises’s 2026 Collection of Voyages features a number of exceptional experiences, including the return of Riviera™ to Alaska in 2026, where 14 itineraries will showcase the local culture, soaring glaciers, and pristine wilderness of “The Last Frontier.”

Likewise, travellers can sail the Mediterranean aboard Allura™, Insignia™, and Nautica™, offering more than 50 distinct itineraries ranging from seven to 14 days.

Also, Vista™, Marina™, and Insignia will reign supreme in the Baltics, Scandinavia, British Isles, Iceland, and Greenland with more than two dozen itineraries ranging from seven to 18 days.

Into the eclipse

A special highlight of the collection includes Marina‘s Solar Eclipse Cruise sailing from Copenhagen to Reykjavik, departing on 30 July, which positions travellers in the path of totality for the 2026 Solar Eclipse. 

Guests will enjoy extensive onboard programming including an onboard eclipse viewing party, signature cocktail offerings, and special cooking demonstrations. In addition, renowned expert astronomer Dennis Mammana will be on board as the guest enrichment speaker and will be narrating the actual eclipse.