The highly anticipated 2026–2027 Tropics & Exotics Collection has been revealed by Oceania Cruises, which is well-known for its gourmet and destination-focused luxury cruise. With over 120 carefully planned itineraries, the collection offers unique travel experiences in some of the most enticing and lesser-known locations on earth. OceaniaCruises.com is currently offering a preview of the itineraries, which will formally go on sale for reservations on April 10, 2025.
A wide variety of adventures are available in the new collection, ranging from short getaways of one week to lengthy trips of up to 244 days. Oceania Vista’s 180-day Around the World Cruise, which departs on January 6, 2027, is one of the cruise’s highlights. Other impressive itineraries include a 244-day trip from Miami to New York and a 127-day trip from Miami to Doha. Almost 30 Grand Voyages, with durations varying from 17 to 68 days, enable visitors to thoroughly experience a particular region or many continents in a single, uninterrupted trip.
With Oceania’s fleet of small, opulent ships, tourists can cruise to a variety of exotic and varied destinations, including the Arabian Peninsula, India, Africa, and the stunning South Pacific islands. The following are some of the new collection’s highlights:
Caribbean, Panama Canal & Mexico: Over two dozen voyages aboard Marina, Vista, and Allura offer diverse itineraries, including visits to both iconic ports and lesser-known islands like St. Kitts, Bonaire, and Guadeloupe.
- South America: As part of her 2027 Farewell Tour, Insignia will explore vibrant cities, coastal gems, and natural wonders from Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo to the Amazon River and Patagonia.
- Asia & Africa: Nearly 30 voyages aboard Riviera, Nautica, Sirena, and Vista range from 9 to 24 days, covering cultural and natural highlights from Hong Kong and Singapore to the UAE and Western Africa.
- South Pacific, Australia & New Zealand: Riviera and Vista will lead guests through stunning island landscapes, Maori culture, and Australia’s renowned wine regions, Great Barrier Reef, and unique wildlife.
Oceania Cruises Chief Luxury Officer Jason Montague stated, “With travel more sought after than ever, our adventurous guests continue to showcase an unyielding passion for immersive and truly global experiences.” “Our small, elegant ships are the best means of accessing remote and culturally rich regions, which this new collection enables travelers to experience.”
Curious travelers are invited to discover the world’s most fascinating locations with Oceania’s boutique ships’ 2026–2027 Tropics & Exotics Collection, which offers enhanced comfort and superb culinary experiences.
