Oceania Vista

Ship-wide suites, single cabins and new restaurants

Oceania Cruises' new flagship, Oceania Vista, is due to set sail for the first time in April 2023. The shipping company has now announced further details about its newbuild.

Owner's suites in ship's width

Like the on-board library on deck 15, the three Owner's Suites on the Vista are designed in the Ralph Lauren Home style. They each extend across the entire width of the ship. At 223 square meters, guests in each room enjoy a panoramic view from large windows and from the verandas in the living room and bedroom. The centerpiece of the dining room is the elegant "Brook Street Salon Dining Table" with the striking "Holbrook Director's Chairs" by Ralph Lauren Home. The living room features gleaming wenge walnut flooring, a rosewood cocktail bar and a lounge area with modern nautical furniture. In the master bedroom, a luxurious "Cote d'Azur king-size bed" from the designer brand, walk-in closets and a spacious bathroom with a large bathtub and shower with sea views create a feel-good atmosphere.

Special cabins for solo travelers

All suites, cabins and penthouses on the Vista have their own veranda. With the new cabin category "Concierge Solo Level Veranda", Oceania Cruises is targeting solo travelers. It offers a seating area with a view of the private veranda as well as a separate sleeping area with a "Tranquility Bed" and plenty of storage space. In addition, single travelers, like the other guests in the Concierge Level, enjoy benefits such as free laundry service and access to the exclusive Concierge Lounge.

Twelve gourmet meeting points

In culinary terms, the Vista aims to "interpret the finest cuisine at sea in a completely new way". A total of twelve restaurants and cafés promise moments of indulgence, including the new gourmet temples Ember, with combinations of original American creations and popular classics, and Aquamar Kitchen, with a variety of healthy dishes.



The Vista can accommodate 1,200 guests and is the first of two new Allura-class ships and the seventh in the fleet. In its first season, 18 cruises to more than 24 countries on four continents are planned. The routes can already be booked.

Travel agents can find product information on Oecania Cruises' ships as well as online training programs and webinars on the Oceania Trade Connect program platform: www.oceaniatradeconnect.de