- Guests can opt for a shore excursion credit or complimentary wine and beer at mealtimes.
- The two new perks are only applicable for new bookings made from 17 September 2025.
- Oceania has also unveiled its collection of 230 voyages for 2027/28.
Oceania Cruises has boosted its offerings with two additional perks – a shore excursion credit or wine and beer at mealtimes – for all new bookings made from 17 September 2025.
Guests can now choose a shore excursion credit of up to US$600 ($907) per person from 8000 immersive tours from Alaska, Europe to Asian destinations or they can opt for a complimentary wine and beer at mealtimes.
These additional perks are in addition to Oceania’s fine dining options, unlimited WiFi and gratuities, which guests already enjoy.
“This is not another passing promotion; it’s a brand promise and reinforces the incredible value of the Oceania Cruises experience, giving our guests the luxury of even more choice,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises.
The two new amenities are only applicable for bookings made from 17 September 2025.
Oceania Vista will return to Australia and New Zealand offering a new 129-day Kangaroo Route as part of its world cruises in 2027/28.
The Kangaroo Route will kick off in Sydney on 26 February 2027 and cruise to more than 80 ports across the world. It will be a journey of fine food, premium wine and amazing cultural experiences starting with Australia’s coastline, calling at Mooloolaba, Whitsunday Island, Cairns and Darwin. The cruise will then head north to Indonesia, Komodo, Lombok, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, Penang, Phuket, Maldives, India, the Middle East, Egypt and the Mediterranean including Greece, Croatia, Italy France, Spain before arriving at your final stop, London on 5 July.
Oceania’s newly released collection of 230 voyages for the 2027/28 season spans more than a year of itineraries calling from the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Alaska, Asia and Australia.
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