Oceania Insignia & Regatta New England and Canada Cruises
You'll want to look no further than Oceania Cruises and their fleet of exquisite ships. The details of their ships can only be compared to that of a luxurious, private estate and they attract the most refined and affluent travelers. Founded in 2002, Oceania Cruises is one of the world's largest upper scale cruise lines delivering some of the finest experiences at sea that you will ever find. They have a fleet of six five-star small and exquisite ships that are the industry's choice when it comes to premium cruising. They boast a flexible style of dining when, where, and with whomever you like. They offer world class cuisine, great onboard activities and entertainment, with unparalleled service on all of their cruises. Their ships each have a spa and vitality center where you can get your spa and wellness fix at sea with their array of holistic wellness encounters. Most of their itineraries last anywhere from 10 to 14 days as well as their long world wide cruises that can last as long as 200 days.
Oceania cruises to New England and Canada will take you to the beautiful province of Halifax, Nova Scotia where you can visit nearby Sable Island known for its many shipwrecks. Another stop will be the "Europe" of North America, also known as Quebec City. Your Portland, Maine cruise includes a visit to the city's stunning and dramatic High Victorian Gothic and Queen Anne style buildings. Your Boston, Massachusetts cruise will take you to this seaport city that is well known for its great shopping at Faneuil Hall, and the famous bar from the tv series "Cheers". The best way to maneuver the town is on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Oceania's Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island cruise will take you to the famous location of Anne of Green Gables. Your Bar Harbor cruise will include this stunning coastal town. Your itinerary includes Saint John, New Brunswick to cruise the beautiful Bay of Fundy. Another great stop on your Montreal cruise which is well known for the famous Cirque de Soleil and hosting the 1976 Summer Olympics. Oceania's New York cruise will have you checking out the likes of Broadway, Rockefeller Center, and more. No stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia would be complete without seeing the very interesting Alexander Bell Graham Museum. Another fantastic port of call on your Oceania cruise will be St. John's, Newfoundland, a quaint little fishing village.
Here are just a few of the great things they offer:
What is included in their voyages?
They currently have two ships that sail to Canada and New England, the Regatta and the Insignia. The 593.7 foot long Regatta was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2019 and it weighs in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684. The 593.7 foot long Insignia was built in 1998 and was refurbished in 2018, and it weights in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
Based in Miami, Florida, Oceania Cruise Line is a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings which also owns Norwegian Cruise Lines and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
Oceania cruises to New England and Canada will take you to the beautiful province of Halifax, Nova Scotia where you can visit nearby Sable Island known for its many shipwrecks. Another stop will be the "Europe" of North America, also known as Quebec City. Your Portland, Maine cruise includes a visit to the city's stunning and dramatic High Victorian Gothic and Queen Anne style buildings. Your Boston, Massachusetts cruise will take you to this seaport city that is well known for its great shopping at Faneuil Hall, and the famous bar from the tv series "Cheers". The best way to maneuver the town is on the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. Oceania's Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island cruise will take you to the famous location of Anne of Green Gables. Your Bar Harbor cruise will include this stunning coastal town. Your itinerary includes Saint John, New Brunswick to cruise the beautiful Bay of Fundy. Another great stop on your Montreal cruise which is well known for the famous Cirque de Soleil and hosting the 1976 Summer Olympics. Oceania's New York cruise will have you checking out the likes of Broadway, Rockefeller Center, and more. No stop in Sydney, Nova Scotia would be complete without seeing the very interesting Alexander Bell Graham Museum. Another fantastic port of call on your Oceania cruise will be St. John's, Newfoundland, a quaint little fishing village.
Here are just a few of the great things they offer:
- Elegant and comfy staterooms
- Attentive personal service with a 1 to 2 crew to passenger ratio
- Day and nighttime entertainment, casinos, deck parties and activities, just to name a few
- Some of the world's most unforgettable seaports, many of which are off the beaten path
- Open seating casual and elegant dining experiences
- Exciting shore excursions to choose from, or you can customize one
What is included in their voyages?
- airfare
- internet service
- sparkling waters, soft drinks, specialty coffees and teas
- specialty gourmet restaurants
They currently have two ships that sail to Canada and New England, the Regatta and the Insignia. The 593.7 foot long Regatta was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2019 and it weighs in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684. The 593.7 foot long Insignia was built in 1998 and was refurbished in 2018, and it weights in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
Based in Miami, Florida, Oceania Cruise Line is a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings which also owns Norwegian Cruise Lines and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
Cuisine
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Inspired by Master Chef Jacques Pepin, Executive Culinary Director of Oceania Cruises, the dining experience onboard the their ships is second to none. Culinary excellence is at the forefront of every dish they serve. Their food reflects the freshest premium ingredients for the regions you will visit. Get ready to enjoy their passion for serving the Finest Cuisine at Sea! |
Entertainment
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The entertainment aboard Oceania Cruises offers an excellent rotation of guest entertainers. You'll find world class musical performances like pianists, amazing vocalists, and dynamic headliners that will spark your interest constantly. In addition to great live performances, enjoy some casino play, or shop in the onboard boutiques, or even take in a poolside game or two. |
Shore Excursions
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Oceania Cruises offers a large array of shore excursions for all their ports of call. Whether it's a Quebec Ghost Tour or a Puffin Watching Tour, you'll find more great selections than you'll have time for. |
Itineraries
Oceania Cruises Insignia & Regatta go to New England & Canada go to the following ports of call
- Charlottetown, PEI
- Corner Brook, NF
- Halifax, NS
- Kelowna, BC
- Montreal, QC
- Quebec City, QC
- Saguenay, QC
- Saint John, NB
- Shelburne, VT
- Eureka, Canada
- St. John's, NF
- Sydney, NS
- Bar Harbor, ME
- Boston, MA
- New York, NY
- Newport, RI
- Portland, RI
For reservations and more Information please call our
Travel Specialist at 918-393-2900 or Toll Free 1-888-756-9008
Email: Info@NewEnglandCruising.com
Travel Specialist at 918-393-2900 or Toll Free 1-888-756-9008
Email: Info@NewEnglandCruising.com
Inclusions
Ship accommodations, entertainment and daily activities, onboard meals, unlimited soft drinks, bottled water, and specialty coffees, port charges, 24 hour room service.
Not Included
Shore excursions, baggage handling, alcoholic beverages, travel insurance, spa and salon services, laundry and medical services, government taxes, fees and surcharges, tips and gratuities, pre and post cruise hotels, airfare, ground transportation, shore excursions, specialized dining, personal expenditures, retail shop purchases, ship to shore telephone calls.
Shore excursions, baggage handling, alcoholic beverages, travel insurance, spa and salon services, laundry and medical services, government taxes, fees and surcharges, tips and gratuities, pre and post cruise hotels, airfare, ground transportation, shore excursions, specialized dining, personal expenditures, retail shop purchases, ship to shore telephone calls.
Deck Plans
Oceania deck plans are the property of Oceania Cruises. All deck layouts are for informational purposes only and NewEnglandCruising.com is not responsible for their accuracy.
Oceania Insignia
The 593.7 foot long Insignia was built in 1998 and was refurbished in 2018, and it weights in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
The 593.7 foot long Insignia was built in 1998 and was refurbished in 2018, and it weights in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
Oceania Regatta
The 593.7 foot long Regatta was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2019 and it weighs in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
The 593.7 foot long Regatta was built in 1998 and refurbished in 2019 and it weighs in at 30,277 tons and has a double occupancy of 684.
Staterooms for Oceania Insignia & Regatta
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