A personal and stylish approach to cruising best describes this premium cruise line. Oceania cruise ships carry less than 700 passengers, giving travellers a much more intimate cruise experience. Given their smaller size, they are also more likely to take in less frequented ports such as, Devil’s Island in French Guiana or Koh Samui, Thailand. Indulge in unique itineraries that stretch your vacation experience longer than your average cruise – most Oceania cruises itineraries are (joyously) longer than most.

Oceania cruise line has a very informal atmosphere onboard, with friendly attentive staff. This casual approach is complimented by a refined attitude toward onboard activities. A strong focus is placed on enrichment lectures themed around the region visited. Guest lecturers range from celebrity chefs (yum!), historians and art aficionados – but you can also take up a new hobby in fantastic arts & craft classes.

If tranquility is what you’re after, then seek out one of the ship’s stunning private Cabanas. Imagine the luxury of a Balinese Day Bed for two complete with ocean vistas. Soak up every inch of calm and serenity with a personal cabana valet who caters to your every whim. Indulge in a massage and enjoy afternoon tea with sweets. How utterly divine!

One stop you can look forward to on some Oceania cruises to Asia is Komodo, Indonesia. These stunning islands, famous for both their diving and the prehistoric monitor lizard who can only be found here – the Komodo Dragon, is a great example of the kind of unique and fascinating stops you can expect with Oceania Cruises. Make sure you visit the marine gardens on the ‘red beach’ and don’t miss out on snorkeling or diving