Oceania Cruises

Oceania Marina

Class: O Class
Launched: 2011
Guests: ~1,250
Typically sails: Western Mediterranean

Less ideal for

Waterpark seekers
Big-ship-amenity seekers

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What makes it different

Why choose this ship

Four reservation-only specialty restaurants, including Jacques and Red Ginger, carry no surcharge
May 2024 refurbishment replaced La Reserve with wellness-focused Aquamar Kitchen, Marina only
Culinary Center gives each guest a fully equipped hands-on cooking workstation
Carries about 1,250 guests in 624 suites and staterooms

Worth knowing

Watch outs

Things that may matter depending on your travel style — not criticisms.

Specialty restaurants open for dinner only and require advance reservations
La Reserve wine and Champagne pairing dinners carry a surcharge
Small ship — around 1,250 guests on board

Facilities and activities

On board

Notable facilities

Culinary Center cooking school
Artist Loft
Aquamar Spa

Choosing a room

Cabins

Compare room options for your party.

Deck plans mark connecting staterooms and wheelchair accessible staterooms
Some categories are configured as a triple with sofa bed
Deluxe Oceanview on deck 7 has floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows, 240 square feet
Concierge Level Veranda cabins on decks 9 to 12 include lounge access

Climate suitability

Indoor & outdoor

What is under cover and what is open to the weather — worth reading for Alaska and northern Europe.

Horizons observation lounge is enclosed by floor-to-ceiling windows
One open-deck saltwater pool with two whirlpool spas on teak decking
Aquamar Spa Terrace adds a thalassotherapy pool and whirlpools

Dining at a glance

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Food & Dining

Food Strength

EXCEPTIONAL

A major reason to choose this ship.

Consistently rated among the strongest dining choices at sea.

Specialty Dining

Exceptional

Why It Stands Out

• Every specialty restaurant included in the fare — no per-meal surcharge, unlike most premium lines

Dining Style

Main dining · Included dining

Best For Food

Specialty dining

How we rate food ▾

Food Strength is an editorial comparison across cruise ships generally — not just within this cruise line.

This dining assessment reflects broader Oceania Cruises patterns where ship-specific evidence is limited. Individual venues and experiences vary by ship.

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Main dining

Grand Dining Room — included, open seating

Included dining