Explore the Legendary Shores of Europe with Oceania Cruises in 2027 and 2028
Oceania Cruises has announced their 2027-2028 European season, including incredible sailings to Northern Europe and the Mediterranean, alongside the farewell tour of Insignia.
The 2027 and 2028 season with Oceania Cruises will be their most extensive collection of Europe voyages to date. Oceania invites travelers to explore the continent, from the French Riviera to the Turkish Coast and from the British Isles to the fjords of Greenland and Norway. At every turn guests will feel the Oceania touch, from the incredible onboard offerings, to the vast range of shore excursions geared toward immersion in each region.
The Mediterranean & Beyond
The highlight of this collection is the new “Quiet Mediterranean” winter season aboard the Oceania Allura. Guests can discover the exquisite shores of the Mediterranean during the cooler, less-traveled months from November through March. These itineraries offer the chance to linger longer with in-port overnights, savoring local flavors and traditions, and even experiencing Europe’s famous holiday markets.
The voyages include iconic cities like Rome and Istanbul, as well as off-the-beaten-path gems such as the Greek isle of Milos.
Northern Europe & Iceland
Beyond the Mediterranean, travelers can embrace the storybook charm of Northern Europe and the dramatic beauty of Iceland. Sailings venture to iconic capitals like Dublin and Stockholm, while also exploring the breathtaking landscapes of the Icelandic village of Djupivogur and the majestic fjords of Norway.
Farewell to Oceania Insignia
The collection also marks a final opportunity to sail on the beloved Oceania Insignia before her retirement. Her farewell tour includes voyages through the British Isles and the Nordic shores, stopping at iconic ports like Monte Carlo, Venice, and Athens, along with less-traveled destinations like Zakynthos and Bodrum.

Even More with Oceania
Adding even more value, Oceania Cruises is enhancing its offerings with a new brand promise on all new bookings. Guests now have the choice of two new amenities: a generous shore excursion credit or complimentary wine and beer with lunch and dinner. For those eager to dive deeper into Europe’s incredible landscapes, the shore excursion credit provides up to $600 per person to be used toward small-group, immersive tours.
This new benefit is in addition to the extensive list of Your World Included amenities that come standard on every sailing, such as free specialty dining, unlimited Wi-Fi, and included gratuities. With these new choices, a voyage to Europe with Oceania Cruises is more personalized and value-packed than ever before.
Booking Your Cruise
Now that you are ready to book your cruise and experience Oceania in Europe, reach out to the experts at Harr Travel. We know the ships and region inside-and-out, and have an amazing relationship with the cruise line. Our advisors will craft the cruise vacation of a lifetime for you, your friends, family, or group at an exceptional rate, and give you the Harr Travel signature service every step of the way.
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