The new Mediterranean sailings range from nine to 56 days, whisking travellers away to some of Europe’s most beloved cities, islands and hidden hot spots.
Oceania Cruises’ Marina and Nautica vessels will set sail across an enticing array of itineraries through the Med in 2025, with stops in popular resort towns such as Monte Carlo, Cannes, Positano and Sorrento, as well as port calls to lesser-known gems including Tirana and Sarande in Albania; Trapani in Sicily; Calvi and Propriano in Corsica; and Sibenik in Croatia.
Before the 2025 Med season, Marina will undergo a refurbishment next month, adding two new dining options including a wellness-inspired venue and an al-fresco pizzeria. All Penthouse Suites and bathrooms will be completely refurbished also, and the vessel’s public areas will be revamped.
The Marina will embark on four Mediterranean voyages through 2025, including a nine-day Barcelona to Athens sailing on May 26th, and a 21-day Athens to Santa Cruz de Tenerife sailing on October 27th.
The smaller Nautica vessel will take to the European seas three times throughout 2025, offering a 12-day Istanbul to Athens sailing on July 27th, a 14-day Athens to Rome voyage on August 8th, and a 14-day Athens to Valletta sailing on September 11th.
Oceania Cruises has also released its 2025 Grand Voyages including itineraries such as the 46-day Rome round-trip on July 7th and the 56-day Rome to Miami voyage on October 4th.
