Explore Canada, New England & Iceland with Oceania Cruises

Two of the line’s small, luxurious ships, 1,250-guest Marina and 670-guest Insignia, will sail the region, offering guests the choice of which shipboard experience suits them best. 

For the ultimate culinary journey, Marina, the first custom-built ship for Oceania Cruises, which was designed for foodies, by foodies, is the perfect choice. This was the first vessel ever to feature a hands-on cooking school, offering guests the chance to hone new skills, savour dishes from destinations they visit, and learn how food connects people and place. Marina offers four always included gourmet speciality restaurants, plus the line’s newest culinary venue, Aquamar Kitchen, a wellness-inspired venue open for breakfast and lunch. 

For those seeking a more intimate voyage, Insignia offers the charm of a smaller ship experience, allowing travellers to enjoy exceptional amenities and the ability to sail into smaller ports of call such as breathtaking Eskifjördur, Iceland.

With itineraries ranging from 11 to 19 days, these voyages offer unforgettable adventures that will be cherished for a lifetime. With hundreds of shore excursions to choose from including hiking across glistening glaciers, surveying dramatic volcanic landscapes, and exploring historic cities, travellers have the chance to truly immerse themselves in enticing new experiences and cultures. 

"We’re thrilled to offer our guests the opportunity to explore some of the world’s most stunning and less-visited destinations" said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. "Our thoughtfully curated itineraries provide access to hidden gems, giving travellers the rare chance to discover locations they never imagined. It’s a true privilege for our staff and crew to see the joy these unique voyages bring, especially when guests experience the unmatched beauty of these destinations aboard our intimate, luxurious ships."