MIAMI – 13 August 2026 – Oceania Cruises® has highlighted a selection of longer voyages across its global programme, ranging from 31-day extended itineraries to 180-day Around the World journeys, according to an official press release issued by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.
The itineraries span multiple continents and include voyages through Asia, Australia, Europe, South America, Alaska, the South Pacific and the Mediterranean. Oceania Cruises positions its longer sailings around deeper destination exploration, exceptional value and more seamless travel between regions, reducing the need for repeated flights, hotel changes and complex logistics.
Longer Voyages Span Multiple Regions
Oceania Cruises’ portfolio includes itineraries visiting more than 600 destinations worldwide. The company said longer journeys give guests the opportunity to explore several countries, cultures and landscapes within one cruise while travelling at a more relaxed pace.
“For today’s luxury traveler, discovering somewhere new is about more than moving from one place to another,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. “Longer voyages give guests the time to experience destinations differently. They can linger a little longer, venture farther and appreciate the character of each place without feeling rushed. Combined with enriching experiences on board and carefully curated small-group excursions ashore, it is a wonderfully rewarding way to see the world. Every journey reflects our belief that the greatest luxury is having the time to truly enjoy it.”
Longer cruises also combine sea days with onboard enrichment and small-group shore excursions. The line operates an adults-only environment across its fleet.
Aurelia to Operate 2028 and 2029 World Cruises
Oceania Aurelia™, The Ultimate Explorer, is scheduled to enter service in late 2027 and will operate extended itineraries including the line’s 2028 and 2029 Around the World voyages. The 2028 Around the World in 180 Days voyage will sail from Miami to New York, departing on 18 January 2028. Its itinerary will cover Mexico and Central America, Hawaii, the South Pacific, Australia, Asia and Europe.
The 2029 edition will depart Los Angeles on 6 January 2029 and conclude in New York after 180 days. The route will include South America, the South Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, Asia and Europe.
Oceania Aurelia™ will feature fewer than 250 suites and staterooms and is being designed for extended journeys.
Riviera Links Australia, Asia and Alaska
Oceania Riviera™ will operate two of the highlighted extended voyages in 2027. Epic Reefs to Icy Glaciers is a 68-day itinerary from Sydney to Vancouver departing on 7 March 2027. The voyage will follow Australia’s coastline before continuing through Southeast Asia, Japan and Alaska, with highlights including the Great Barrier Reef and Hubbard Glacier.
Asia to Alaska Majesty will depart Singapore on 5 April 2027 for a 39-day voyage to Vancouver. Calls will include destinations in the Philippines, Hong Kong and Japan before the ship continues to Alaska and concludes in Vancouver.
Marina and Aurelia Add Mediterranean and Transatlantic Voyages
Oceania Marina™ will sail a 66-day Springing Into Summer voyage from Trieste to London on 17 April 2027. The itinerary will combine Adriatic and Mediterranean destinations, including Koper, Zadar, Corfu, Sicily and Rome, before continuing through Spain, France and Northern Europe.
Oceania Aurelia™ will also operate a 31-day Holiday Crossing from Athens to Miami departing on 18 December 2027. The itinerary will visit destinations in Italy, France and Spain before continuing to the Canary Islands and crossing the Atlantic. A call at San Juan is scheduled before arrival in Miami.
The highlighted voyages form part of Oceania Cruises’ wider collection of itineraries ranging from seven to 180 days.ced sailings, but appearances and programming remain subject to change.
Source: Official announcement by Oceania Cruises and Norwegian Cruise Line on 13 August, 2026, Miami
