The world’s leading culinary and destination-focused cruise line, Oceania Cruises is featuring seven ships sailing 179 itineraries, with more than 260 ports throughout Europe and North America in 2023. This new collection of experiences marks Oceania Cruises’ most expansive and diverse offering than ever before.

Featuring 30-50 percent more time in port than other cruise offerings, Oceania Cruises allows travelers to immerse themselves in the history, culture, and cuisines of each destination. Carefully curated itineraries offer extended time for adventure on land, with stays in both marquee and boutique ports of call as well as hundreds of evening and late-night departures.

Whether travelers choose to chart the alluring coastlines of the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Baltic & Scandinavia, Alaska, Canada, or the Colonial Americas, each voyage explores iconic cities, off-the-beaten-path villages, and dramatic, unspoiled natural wonders.

Highlights of the 2023 Europe and North America cruise collection include:

• Voyages range in length 7 to 56 days.
• Oceania Cruises added nine new, off-the-beaten-path ports of call: Kalundborg, Demark; Nordfjordeid, Norway; Oban, Scotland; Runavík (Faroe Islands), Denmark; Torbay, UK; Limnos, Greece; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia; Lipari, Italy; Eastport, Maine
• 57 Grand Voyages promise epic exploration and adventures opportunities.
• The ultimate in small-ship Mediterranean trip has over 100 itineraries and routes to select.
• There are more than 40 cruises and Grand Voyages to the Holy Lands of Israel and Turkey offered throughout 2023.
• Riviera offers 14 voyages to the British Isles, Ireland, Iceland, Norwegian Fjords, and Greenland.
• Marina reprises her perennial series of Baltic capitals and Russia voyages with more than a dozen departure dates.
• The inaugural season of Vista includes 18 voyages in the Mediterranean, Greek Isles, Holy Lands, British Isles, and Colonial Americas.
• Regatta will sail 13 Alaska cruises ranging from 7 to 20 days.
• Insignia and Vista will offer 14 departures from New York, Montreal, and Boston focusing on the Canadian Maritimes, Colonial Americas, and Bermuda.