Oceania Cruises has unveiled a collection of 2027 and 2028 European voyages, offering guests more opportunities to explore Europe through thoughtfully crafted itineraries, local traditions and culinary experiences.
The line will mark a milestone with its first-ever full winter season of voyages in the Mediterranean aboard Oceania Allura, featuring 17 voyages spanning November 2027 through March 2028. Ranging from nine to 26 days and sailing between destinations including Barcelona, Rome, Athens and Istanbul, these shoulder-season voyages offer a fresh perspective on some of the region's iconic cities, coastal towns and islands. Guests can experience a slower pace and cooler temperatures while exploring ashore.
"Europe is one of the most beloved cruise regions, and we are thrilled to offer our guests year-round opportunities to sail with us," said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. "With more ways to explore the continent, from weeklong escapes to longer, unhurried journeys across the seasons, we're giving guests the freedom to experience Europe entirely on their own terms."
Each itinerary is designed to offer guests the chance to explore new places and rediscover favorites through a new lens, with hundreds of shore excursion choices. Overnight and extended stays in destinations such as Bordeaux, Hamburg and Florence/Pisa/Tuscany give guests more time to experience each place fully.
Guests can take advantage of small-group shore excursions and onboard experiences designed to highlight the region's culture, history and traditions. From exploring the vineyards of the Iberian Peninsula and wandering medieval cobbled streets in Northern Europe to uncovering ancient sites across Greece and Turkey, guests can connect more deeply with each destination.
Guests can experience The Finest Cuisine at Sea not only on board but woven into each destination. In the Adriatic and Ionian, guests can join one of Oceania Cruises' signature Culinary Discovery Tours, exploring local markets and family-run producers before sitting down to a chef-led lunch that showcases the region's finest ingredients.
Highlighted 2027-28 Europe Voyages
Atlantic Wine Trails: 10-day voyage from Lisbon to London, departing April 24, 2027, aboard Oceania Insignia. Tracing the wine regions and coastlines of the Iberian Peninsula and France, this voyage calls on Oporto, La Coruña, Bilbao, Biarritz and features an overnight stay in Bordeaux before visiting Saint-Malo and St. Peter Port in Guernsey. The itinerary pairs celebrated wine country with charming ports along the western coasts of Europe.
Mysteries of History: 9-day voyage from Rome to Istanbul, departing May 24, 2027, aboard Oceania Sirena. This in-depth journey through Italy, Greece and Turkey calls on Salerno, Messina and Syracuse before Katakolon, Gythion, Mykonos and Skiathos in Greece, and finally, Çanakkale, the gateway to ancient Troy. The voyage traces centuries of history across three countries before concluding in Istanbul.
Glacial Adventure: 13-day voyage from Copenhagen to Reykjavik, departing July 26, 2027, aboard Oceania Marina. This Northern Europe voyage calls at Gothenburg and Oslo before tracing Norway's coast through Kristiansand, Stavanger, Eidfjord and Måløy, continuing to Tórshavn and then exploring Djupivogur, Seydisfjordur and Akureyri in Iceland before concluding in Reykjavik. The itinerary brings together Scandinavian capitals, Norway's fjords and Iceland's coastal landscapes.
Croissants & Cannoli: 10-day voyage from Barcelona to Rome, departing September 16, 2027, aboard Oceania Nautica. A leisurely exploration of the Western Mediterranean, this voyage calls on Sète, Marseille and Monte Carlo before continuing to Florence/Pisa/Tuscany, Bastia, Olbia/Porto Cervo, Messina and Salerno. The itinerary pairs the French Riviera with Corsica, Sardinia and southern Italy before concluding in Rome.
Warm Winter Wonderland: 12-day voyage from Athens to Barcelona, departing December 8, 2027, aboard Oceania Allura. This voyage journeys to Limassol, Rhodes and Ephesus before calling at Heraklion and Katakolon. From Valletta, cross to Trapani and Cagliari and then visit Mahón and Palma de Mallorca en route to Barcelona. Blending ancient sites and islands, this itinerary explores from Cyprus and the Aegean to the Balearic Islands.
Iconic Art & Architecture: 9-day voyage roundtrip from Rome, departing January 31, 2028, aboard Oceania Allura. Set off from the Eternal City to Porto Torres and Palma de Mallorca before crossing to Tunis, then visiting Trapani, Valletta, Messina and Salerno before returning to Rome. The itinerary explores the Mediterranean's artistic and architectural legacy.
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