Oceania Cruises has unveiled its 2027–2028 Collection of Voyages, featuring the farewell season for Oceania Insignia, which will retire from the fleet in November 2027.

Marking the end of an era, Oceania Insignia’s itineraries Insignia’s farewell voyages will feature a mix of iconic cities like Monte Carlo, Venice, and Athens, alongside lesser-known destinations including Zakynthos and Bodrum. The ship’s journey will conclude in Civitavecchia, Italy, with it to then be handed over to its new owner, residential cruise start-up Crescent Seas.

Overall, the 2027-28 Collection of Voyages features more than 230 itineraries across seven luxurious ships. They span all seven continents and range from seven to 96 days.

“Our 2027–2028 Collection of Voyages pairs iconic ports with compelling new discoveries – designed to delight even the most seasoned explorers,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises.

“From the legendary shores of the Mediterranean to the untamed majesty of Alaska, this global lineup spans destinations as diverse as Iceland, Southeast Asia, French Polynesia, and the Caribbean.

Among the standout itineraries is a 59-day South Pacific Grand Voyage aboard Oceania Vista, departing Miami for Sydney via the Panama Canal, Hawaii, Fiji, and Australia. Even more ambitious is a 96-day voyage from Auckland to Rome, offering guests the chance to explore India, Arabia, the Mediterranean, and beyond.

Also new to the lineup is the first-ever winter Mediterranean season aboard Oceania Allura, and the return of Oceania Riviera to Alaska.

The full 2027–2028 collection is now on sale.