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Oceania Cruises: Around the world in 180 days

When Oceania Cruises' Insignia sets sail on January 14, 2024, passengers will begin a 180-day world voyage full of wonder.

February 27, 2022


96 destinations, 34 countries, 24 extraordinary overnight stays in 6 months: already the sober facts around the world trip of the Insignia of Oceania Cruises are impressive. But as soon as you set foot on board the luxurious ship, you can't help but be amazed. Because the Insignia offers its guests so much more than just a home on the high seas.

Of course, part of the trip: Australia. © Oceania Cruises

So guests can indulge in outstanding cuisine - inspired by the legendary Master Chef Jacques Pépin. Continental classics, healthy cuisine, authentic Italian dishes and perfectly prepared steaks are just some of the dishes that provide culinary delights. Burmese, Thai and Indian evenings, for example, ensure that the world is also a guest on the passengers' plates. Always in keeping with the destination of the world cruise. 

A breathtaking sight: Whale watching off Kauai/Hawaii. © Oceania Cruises

Once around the world

The journey begins in Los Angeles on January 14, 2024. Initially, the route takes passengers across the Pacific Ocean. During stops in Hawaiian ports and French Polynesian destinations, passengers will have the opportunity to experience the nature and culture of exotic destinations such as Papeete/Tahiti, Bora Bora, Samoa and Fiji up close. After each shore excursion, they return aboard their floating luxury hotel with new, unforgettable memories. The journey continues towards New Zealand. Auckland, Napier, Wellington and Tasmania are just some of the stops along the way to Sydney. The enchanting Whitsundays with their snow-white sand are also on the agenda, as are Cairns and Darwin.

Sea days are best spent at the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center of the Insignia. Outstanding massages and treatments get you back in shape for new explorations. Or you can indulge in art in the Artist Loft. Even golf aficionados can pursue their passion. At the putting green on deck, you can practice your tee shot with a panoramic view of the sea. The experiences of the day can be reviewed over a cocktail or during teatime. Of course, guests can also look forward to a comprehensive entertainment program. Oceania Cruises is also known for this. 

For 180 days, guests can feel at home on the elegant Insignia. ©Oceania Cruises

Off to Asia & India

As soon as the outlines of Australia disappear on the horizon, the Insignia on its way to Asia. She calls at mystical Bali/Indonesia as well as Brunei, Malaysia and the Philippines. It passes through the South China Sea to Taiwan before the Pacific Ocean once again dominates the scenery. Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima are examples of landings in Japan. A stop in South Korea is finally followed by a trip to China. Shanghai and Hong Kong will enchant guests, as will Hanoi and Hue in Vietnam. Thailand fans can look forward to Bangkok, Koh Samui and Phuket. Via Singapore, the route leads through the Andaman Sea to Myanmar. From there it goes to India. Kochi, Mangalore, Goa and Mumbai - the names alone promise unforgettable experiences ashore.

Bali fascinates with its thousands of years old temples. © Oceania Cruises

1001 Nights - in 14 days

For around two weeks, guests on the Insignia World Cruise experience the magic of the Orient up close. The ship cruises via the Arabian Sea to Oman and Dubai before reaching the Red Sea. Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Egypt are subsequently on the itinerary. A voyage through the Suez Canal then takes passengers past Israel to Europe. Santorini/Greece and beautiful cities in Italy, for example Naples and Rome, inspire the guests just like Monaco and Spain. Barcelona, Alicante, Genada, Seville - names that sound like sun and relaxed living. After Portugal, with stops in Lisbon and Porto, for instance, the Insignia the French coast. Savoir-vivre awaits cruise guests in Bordeaux as well as in St. Malo. 

New York, where the 180-day world cruise ends July 12. © Oceania Cruises

Adventure in the far north

Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Denmark reveal their rugged beauty during the summer months. Passengers discover Dublin, Belfast, Stornoway and Thorshaven. They then cross the Norwegian Sea to experience Iceland at its most beautiful in Reykjavik. Impressive natural spectacles and cheerful people welcome the Insignia in Greenland. From there, the 180-day Oceania Cruises world cruise slowly comes to a close. The last leg takes them across the Atlantic to Boston and finally to New York. There, guests disembark with heavy hearts but endless memories.

 

Key Facts

Launch: January 14, 2024 in Los Angeles, California/USA
End: July 12, 2024 in New York/USA
Duration: 180 days
Costs: from € 41.699,-/person
Posting: oceaniacruises.com or in any good cruise travel agency
T: +49 69 2222 33 00

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