The newest addition to Oceania Cruises’ illustrious fleet, Allura, recently set sail on its maiden voyage on 18th July 2025. This 804-foot masterpiece offers an extraordinary blend of cutting-edge design, world-class cuisine, and unforgettable onboard experiences. Catering to just 1,200 guests, Oceania Allura exudes a boutique atmosphere with meticulous attention to detail, promising you a voyage like no other.
What’s new?
Among the highlights is Allura’s brand-new Crêperie, where authentic French crêpes, Belgian waffles, and Italian gelato sundaes take centre stage. The ship also unveils refreshed dining concepts, including Jacques, the signature French restaurant by legendary chef Jacques Pépin, now offering tableside culinary presentations and refined classics like duck à l’orange.
Red Ginger, the celebrated pan-Asian restaurant, debuts a dynamic Nikkei-inspired menu blending Japanese and Peruvian flavours. Meanwhile, the Gerard Bertrand Wine Pairing Luncheon pairs exquisite dishes with expertly curated French wines, offering a sensory adventure unlike any other.
The enhancements don’t stop at the dining table. Oceania Allura offers elegant new spaces like the relocated Library, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass, ideal for quiet moments of reflection with sweeping ocean views. Every corner of the ship has been thoughtfully designed to elevate the experience of luxury cruising.
Exceptional dining experiences
Oceania Allura sets the culinary benchmark even higher with its unparalleled dining venues. Signature favourites include Toscana, inspired by the flavours of the Tuscan countryside, and Polo Grill, a classic American steakhouse specialising in USDA-certified Angus beef and fresh seafood. For those seeking lighter bites, Aquamar Kitchen delivers wellness-inspired dishes in a beautiful Mediterranean ambience.
The Grand Dining Room dazzles with more than 270 new recipes, including an extensive collection of eggs Benedict variations and destination-themed menus that celebrate local cultures. Oceania Allura is also a pioneer of inventive cocktail programmes, like tableside mixology and exclusive champagne pairings, ensuring every meal is as luxurious as the cruise itself.
"I recently had the pleasure of sailing on Oceania’s newest ship, Allura, and I can honestly say she exceeded all my expectations. From the moment I stepped on board, it was clear that Allura embodies everything Oceania is known for—sophistication, elegance, and an uncompromising commitment to quality."
Enrichment and entertainment on board
Your time aboard Oceania Allura is more than just cruising—it’s an opportunity to learn, create, and connect. The Culinary Centre invites guests to refine their cooking skills through hands-on classes inspired by global cuisines. Similarly, the Artist Loft nurtures your creativity with workshops led by resident artists, offering a space to explore your artistic passions.
Evenings on board are equally captivating, featuring original theatre productions, live music, and dynamic events like the Blue Horizons Party, where guests don shades of blue for a night of celebration under the stars. For those seeking deeper connections to the destinations visited, signature lectures, cultural performances, and pop-up events provide meaningful insights into global traditions.
Sailings that inspire
Oceania Allura’s inaugural sailings offer a range of unique itineraries crafted for every type of traveller, here a just a few that you can explore:
Miami to Miami, December 21, 2025 – January 4, 2026
Celebrate the festive season in the tropics with this 14-day voyage which takes you from Miami through the sparkling Caribbean, calling at ports such as Aruba, Curaçao, Bonaire, Grenada, Barbados, St. Vincent, Dominica, Antigua, and St. Maarten.
Miami to Athens, April 4, 2026 – May 7, 2026
Experience the ultimate adventure on this epic 33-day voyage from Miami to Athens. Traverse the sun-drenched Caribbean, cross the Atlantic to the Azores, and explore storied ports from Spain’s Costa del Sol to the heart of the Mediterranean. Marvel at stops in San Juan, Madeira, Malaga, Palma de Mallorca, Rome, Amalfi, Catania, Corfu, Katakolon, Santorini, Mykonos, and more.
Rome to Athens, April 30, 2026 – May 7, 2026
Indulge your wanderlust in the Mediterranean on this seven-day cruise from Rome to Athens. Delight in the charms of Amalfi, Catania, and the alluring Greek isles of Corfu, Katakolon, Santorini, and Mykonos.
Whichever itinerary you choose, each sailing is curated for discovery, comfort, and a taste of the extraordinary that only Oceania Allura can deliver.
To embark on your next adventure onboard Allura, contact your Travel Counsellor today!
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