On its ships Oceania Vista, Oceania Allura and the recently renovated Oceania Marina, Oceania Cruises will offer in the Caribbean this winter itineraries of seven to fourteen days, blending major regional ports with more intimate harbors.
The stated aim is to foster immersion through small-group excursions focused on local culture, heritage and cuisine.
Among the highlighted experiences are a visit to a beekeepers cooperative in Saint Lucia, an immersion in banana plantations in Martinique, a discovery of artisan markets of Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe or even a lunch on a Tortola beach after visiting an organic farm.
In Curaçao, passengers will also have the chance to partake in a cheese and wine tasting in Willemstad’s UNESCO-listed historic center.
The stated aim is to foster immersion through small-group excursions focused on local culture, heritage and cuisine.
Among the highlighted experiences are a visit to a beekeepers cooperative in Saint Lucia, an immersion in banana plantations in Martinique, a discovery of artisan markets of Sainte-Anne in Guadeloupe or even a lunch on a Tortola beach after visiting an organic farm.
In Curaçao, passengers will also have the chance to partake in a cheese and wine tasting in Willemstad’s UNESCO-listed historic center.
Gastronomy at the Heart of the Experience
This approach continues aboard. Oceania Cruises highlights Chef’s Market Dinners, during which the Terrace Café revisits the flavors of the visited ports, as well as the Culinary Center workshops, inspired by local ingredients and culinary traditions.
LYNC photography workshops also complete the activity program.
“Our Caribbean cruises reveal the richness and diversity of this region, blending iconic islands with more intimate ports,” states Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises, in a press release.
“Thanks to a curated selection of immersive excursions, even the most seasoned travelers gain a new perspective on destinations they thought they already knew.”
LYNC photography workshops also complete the activity program.
“Our Caribbean cruises reveal the richness and diversity of this region, blending iconic islands with more intimate ports,” states Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises, in a press release.
“Thanks to a curated selection of immersive excursions, even the most seasoned travelers gain a new perspective on destinations they thought they already knew.”
Five itineraries in the spotlight
The program includes notably Dutchman’s Caribbean, a 14-day cruise departing from Miami on November 11, 2026 aboard Oceania Vista, as well as Caribbean Island Bliss, a ten-day itinerary aboard Oceania Allura starting December 2.
The company will also offer Collector’s Caribbean (December 10, aboard Oceania Marina), Tropical Retreats, a seven-day Christmas cruise departing from Miami on December 21 aboard Oceania Allura, and Caribbean Celebration, a 14-day itinerary allowing guests to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Martinique before continuing to Saint Kitts and Saint Martin.
Finally, Oceania Cruises accompanies this programming with a promotional offer valid until September 8, 2026 on a selection of departures from the United Kingdom and several European cities, including round-trip flights and one night hotel before embarkation.
The company will also offer Collector’s Caribbean (December 10, aboard Oceania Marina), Tropical Retreats, a seven-day Christmas cruise departing from Miami on December 21 aboard Oceania Allura, and Caribbean Celebration, a 14-day itinerary allowing guests to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Martinique before continuing to Saint Kitts and Saint Martin.
Finally, Oceania Cruises accompanies this programming with a promotional offer valid until September 8, 2026 on a selection of departures from the United Kingdom and several European cities, including round-trip flights and one night hotel before embarkation.
