Oceania is a premium cruise line with an emphasis on fine food. There are six cruise ships in the Oceania fleet, most of which accommodate fewer than 700 guests. Oceania Cruises sail all over the World. Itineraries range from 7-day Alaska cruises, to 200-day round-the-world voyages.
Nautica has exceptional dining as well as refurbished staterooms and suites. It is a small luxury cruise ship with a club-like atmosphere and attentive service.
The Oceania Nautica Penthouse Suite is large enough for private in-suite dining. It also has a sleek bathroom, as well as a big teak veranda.
The Oceania Nautica Veranda and Concierge Staterooms are small, but the decor makes them feel bigger. They also have a well designed bathroom and teak veranda.
There are five Oceania Nautica restaurants. They all serve very good food, but some are better than others.
The Nautica bars and nightlife have something to suit every mood. There’s a piano bar and an observation lounge as well as a theatre with live shows.
The wellness options on Nautica include a luxurious spa, a gym, a thalassotherapy pool and the sparkling Nautica pool.
Oceania Riviera is a mid-size cruise ship that never feels crowded. As this this Oceania Riviera review explains, it has great food and big staterooms.
The Oceania Riviera Veranda Stateroom is oversized, artfully designed and has a spacious veranda. It's the perfect home away from home.
There are seven Oceania Riviera restaurants to choose from including Red Ginger, which I rate as the best Asian restaurant at sea.
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