Oceania Cruises Unveils 2025-2026 Tropics and Exotics Collection
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Oceania Cruises, the acclaimed leader in culinary—and destination-focused voyages, has announced the launch of its 2025-2026 Tropics and Exotics Collection. The collection, now available for preview on their website and will open for sale on April 18, 2024, promises an array of 135 alluring itineraries spanning five continents and ranging from seven to a remarkable 180 days.
The collection’s highlight is Vista’s inaugural 2026 Around The World Voyage, set to offer guests an unparalleled global exploration experience. With journeys reaching 329 ports, Oceania Cruises invites travellers to indulge in the world’s most captivating and secluded locales.
Frank A Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises, expressed his enthusiasm for the new collection: “Our Tropics and Exotics Collection is our most thrilling offering to date. It’s a rich tapestry of iconic cities, untouched islands, and hidden treasures waiting to be uncovered. We’re allowing our guests to immerse themselves in the world’s diverse cultures and landscapes like never before.”
The collection boasts over 90 sailings with overnight stays in various destinations, including Panama City, Bali, and Melbourne, and new additions such as Willemstad, Curacao; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Port Louis, Mauritius. These extended stays allow travellers to deeply connect with the local culture and environment.
For those passionate about grand exploration, the collection offers 40 Grand Voyages. These extensive trips provide a deep dive into the wonders of Asia, the breathtaking vistas of Oceania, the vibrant cities of Africa, the idyllic Caribbean islands, and the dramatic landscapes of South America, all while enjoying the comfort and luxury of Oceania Cruises’ intimate ships.
The 2025-26 Tropics and Exotics Collection Highlights include:
- Asia Odysseys: A series of sailings showcasing Asia’s iconic landmarks, cultural heritage, and stunning scenery. Regatta will focus on Japan and Southeast Asia, offering voyages ranging from 12 to 16 days, featuring multiple overnight stays. Riviera adds five more voyages to these regions, while Sirena presents a diverse lineup of 10- to 24-day sailings that include India and China, a 25-day Africa voyage, and two captivating South Pacific journeys.
- Oceania Discoveries: Riviera will take guests through the remote beauty of Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific on 14—to 22-day sailings, culminating in an adventurous crossing of the Bering Sea to Alaska.
- Africa Adventures: Nautica will offer five voyages ranging from 11 to 30 days that focus on the continent’s cultural and natural wonders.
- Panama Canal & Caribbean Retreats: Insignia will navigate the clear Caribbean waters and the iconic Panama Canal, with Tampa as a new embarkation and debarkation port. Allura, the latest addition to the fleet launching in summer 2025, will offer nine sailings across the Eastern and Western Caribbean, ranging from seven to 14 days.
- Vista’s First Around the World Journey: In a first for Oceania Cruises, Vista is set to become the ultimate home at sea during an epic 2026 voyage that circumnavigates the globe. This grand sojourn will span nearly six weeks in South America, immersing guests in the continent’s diverse wonders. The journey continues across Australia, the South Pacific, and Southeast Asia, culminating in a month-long exploration of Europe’s historic and cultural treasures.
- Unique and New Overnight Stays: The collection now features over 90 voyages with overnight stays, providing guests with ample time to delve into each destination’s local culture and experiences. Enjoy extended visits to the diverse ports of Panama, Bali, Indonesia, and Australia. Additionally, Oceania Cruises introduces new overnight stays in captivating locations such as Willemstad, Curacao; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Port Louis, Mauritius, offering fresh perspectives and deeper connections to these exotic locales.
