Mid-Size to Larger Ships

Oceania’s elegant larger ships - the beautiful Marina and Riviera - cater to 1,250 privileged guests. Cruise itineraries are exceptionally port-intensive with overnight stays and late evening departures allowing guests to experience each destination to its fullest. Country club-casual, life onboard enriches mind, body and spirit with musical entertainment and Canyon Ranch Spa facilities and services. Oceania boasts the “finest cuisine at sea” served in a variety of open-seating restaurants at no extra charge. With the genius of legendary Master Chef Jacques Pépin as Executive Culinary Director, Oceania is known for its immensely talented chefs who masterfully create cuisine worthy of rave reviews. Oceania’s points of distinction are what makes Oceania the best value in upscale cruising.

Cunard touts its brand as the last of the great ocean liners - and indeed this is true. Cunard’s large, visually stunning ships are unlike any other. Cunard’s White Star service draws from a prestigious heritage, but in fact, the fleet is one of the youngest at sea featuring among the best facilities and widest range of entertainment and leisure options on the ocean today. Queen Mary 2 – affectionately known as QM2 – is Cunard’s flagship and the most magnificent ocean liner ever built. Booking a Transatlantic Crossing to or from New York on this incredible ship is a celebration, and her European cruises from Southampton are equally festive. (She's equipped with a planetarium and a superb Spa.) Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth follow suit, and are known for their elegance and graceful splendour. Queen Elizabeth is Cunard’s newest luxury liner, named in 2010 by Her Majesty the Queen. Cunard cruises are known for headlining a range of interesting and enlightening speakers from the world of art, literature, astronomy, dance and history. The Queens promise an iconic cruising experience!