Oceania Cruises unveils the European winter season 2027-2028

Oceania Cruises has unveiled its new European program for winter 2027-2028. The company will offer 17 off-season itineraries, with a duration ranging from 9 to 26 days, visiting the most fascinating destinations in Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Adriatic, and the Aegean. This season will also mark an important debut: for the first time, Oceania Allura will be deployed for a full winter season in the Mediterranean.

Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises, expressed enthusiasm for the new offering, emphasizing how Europe remains one of travelers’ most beloved destinations. Montague highlighted that the possibility of cruising year-round offers guests maximum freedom to discover Europe without the summer crowds.

Among the main voyages announced for the season are the 10-day Atlantic Wine Trails itinerary (from Lisbon to London) aboard Oceania Insignia, dedicated to the wine regions of Spain and France with an overnight stay in Bordeaux, and the 9-day Mysteries of History route on Oceania Sirena, from Rome to Istanbul, through the coasts of Italy, Greece, and Turkey. In July 2027, Oceania Marina will instead offer the 13-day Glacial Adventure from Copenhagen to Reykjavik, sailing up the Norwegian fjords to the Faroe Islands and Iceland.

The program will continue in autumn and winter with the 10-day Croissants & Cannoli itinerary between Barcelona and Rome aboard Oceania Nautica, followed in December by the Warm Winter Wonderland voyage (12 days from Athens to Barcelona) on Oceania Allura, with calls in Cyprus, Rhodes, Malta, and the Balearic Islands. Finally, between January and February 2028, Oceania Allura will offer a 9-day Iconic Art & Architecture cruise from Rome to Sardinia, Tunisia, Sicily, and the Amalfi Coast.