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Insignia | 5 January 2025

PhuketEXOTIC HORIZONS AROUND THE WORLD

2

THE FINEST CUISINE AT SE A ®

4

LIFEST YLE

6

ENTERTAIN

8AQUAMAR SPA + VITALIT Y CENTER10

OCE ANIA CLUB12

THE VOYAGE14ITINER ARY

16

VALUE

24

INCLUDED EXCLUSIVE SHORESIDE EVENTS26

OVERNIGHT PORT STAYS

30

OPTIONAL MID - CRUISE OVERL AND PROGR AMMES40HIGHLIGHTS | UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES

45

YOUR HOME AT SE A

46

SUITES & STATEROOMS

48

DECK PL ANS

50

GENER AL INFORMATION | TERMS & CONDITIONS

52

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Exploration Redefined2

Richards Bay

Komodo

E XOT IC HOR I ZONS A ROU N D T H E WOR L D
On this 180-day journey of exotic horizons departing Miami on 5 January 2025, revel in theexperience of exploring far and wide each new day during a rare east-to-west circumnavigation.
The magical place where the sea seems to meet the sky, where the known and unknown mingle,
the horizon holds as much promise and adventure as this illuminating journey that will set sailfor spectacularly diverse destinations across South America, Africa, Asia, Australia, New Zealandand the South Pacific. In fact, there are very few journeys in life that can provide such expansive
enlightenment, such joy for humanity, and such profound gratitude for the beauty of our planet.
Join us aboard the small and luxurious Insignia to revel in 89 diverse and colourful destinations
across 32 distinct countries with a remarkable 21 overnights all in one journey.
Along the way, you’ll enjoy gracious and warm service, savour The Finest Cuisine at Sea, delightin an ever-changing array of thoughtful enrichment and energetic entertainment, and elevateyour well-being with holistic treatments at Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center. Created for the travel
connoisseur that has always dreamed of a global circumnavigation, this journey invites you to sailfor brilliant, new horizons surrounded in ultimate style and comfort.

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Pleasures of the Palate

4

T H E F I N E S T C U I S I N E AT S E A
Sailing around the globe offers the chance to sample some of the finest cuisines in the world at
the very best shoreside restaurants. A world voyage with Oceania Cruises means you will enjoy
memorable dining experiences while on board Insignia as well. Inspired by the legendary Master
Chef Jacques Pépin, our Executive Culinary Director, the talented chefs on board create culinary
masterpieces. From dozens of new flavourful dishes at The Grand Dining Room and reimagined
favourites at Toscana to perfectly prepared steaks and seafood at Polo Grill and regional specialities
at Terrace Café, the options are nearly endless. A voyage of this scope must take full advantageof the opportunity to celebrate world cuisines, so a host of special events will create new andunique opportunities to savour delicious local fare. Enjoy savoury, piquant Indonesian dishes at
Terrace Café while sailing the Java Sea or a joyful Polynesian night as you cruise the South Pacific.
Regardless of the region, an endless array of gourmet culinary experiences awaits you.

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Enrich, Enlighten and Energise
6

LIFEST Y LE
While the impressive worldwide destinations are quite naturally the star attraction on thismagnificent voyage, you are certain to enjoy the rich and varied ambience aboard Insignia.
You might lose yourself in deep relaxation with a soothing massage or rejuvenating treatment
at our Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center. Or perhaps you will be inspired by the creative workshops
at Artist Loft. Meanwhile, the putting greens on the upper deck make for an ideal location topractise your swing and take in the gorgeous vistas. Gather together with friends for cocktails
at Martinis, enjoy the timeless tradition of teatime at Horizons or try your luck at theMonte Carlo-style casino. On days when you wish to simply relax, the plush English-style libraryor Balinese daybeds poolside offer the perfect retreat during this wonderful journey.

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Cherish Every Moment

8

E N T E RTA I N
A diverse spectrum of entertainment and enriching activities awaits you on board,often designed to further enhance your experiences ashore. A bevy of experts will sharepersonal insights on the history, arts, culture and cuisine of the fascinating ports of call you
will explore, so you can experience each to its fullest. Other special guests will be on board to
help celebrate the pure joys of cruising. Spend days at sea improving your bridge skills with amaster of the game or join a lively trivia contest with friends. Listen to a talented pianist
interpret a classic concerto, join an interactive wine tasting or learn the secrets of regional cuisinefrom a local chef at a special culinary demonstration. Spend the evenings enjoying colourful
high-energy production shows and critically acclaimed headline entertainers, gathering
together with friends or dancing the night away at Horizons.

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Mind, Body and Soul

10

W E L L N E S S AT SE A
On an Oceania Cruises voyage as grand as this, you not only chart a new course to alluringports of call but also discover new paths to wellness with the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center.
Travel stimulates the mind, uplifts the soul and invigorates the body, and the journey is
as inspiring as the destination. You will naturally enhance your well-being on board andduring explorations ashore because the entire experience nurtures that most cherished gift – yourhealth and vitality. Enriching presentations on board and enlightening wellness encountersashore stimulate the intellect. Wellness-inspired menu choices, a state-of-the-art fitness centre andcomplimentary exercise classes such as sunrise yoga boost physical fitness. Rejuvenating
massages and oxygen facials instil a radiant glow that soothes the soul. Taken as a whole,
the Aquamar experience translates to the best possible quality of life during yourAround the World voyage with Oceania Cruises and beyond.

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Feel at Home12

L I K E FA M I LY
When you travel with Oceania Cruises on our Around the World journey, you’ll quickly feelthe warmth, friendliness and joy that are trademarks of Oceania Cruises. From sunrise to sunset
and each night in between, you’ll feel right at home aboard luxurious Insignia. The camaraderie
among your fellow travellers will only grow deeper as lifelong memories are created in each newdestination. Our staff and crew will always be on hand to attend to your every request, making
certain your experience is a memorable one. Not only will you have joined a family that pampers
you and makes you feel at home, but also we make certain that the more you sail, the more benefits
and rewards you earn. When you travel with Oceania Cruises on our Around the World voyage,
you instantly have the prestige of becoming a valued Oceania Club Gold Member – or above, if
you are already a member. You’ll enjoy an array of rewards such as exclusive cocktail receptions,valuable savings, shipboard credit, a complimentary bottle of our private label wine and muchmore. From the moment you step on board, you’ll feel cared for and cared about because ourdedication to your happiness comes from the heart.

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Your World Revealed

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14

Rio de JaneiroKagoshima

SydneyA R A R E E A S T-T O -W E S T C I R C U M N AV I G A T I O NThis world journey sets sail in January 2025 on an exceedingly unique east-to-west circumnavigation
designed for those seasoned explorers seeking their next epic adventure on the horizon. The 180-day
odyssey will be filled with a kaleidoscope of destinations, immersive experiences and indelible momentsthat will remain with you long after the journey ends. Cultural treasures spanning the ages will captivate
your mind, stunning natural wonders in all four corners of the globe will stir your spirit, and local
encounters everywhere you sail will awaken your heart. Commencing a less common eastward route,
Insignia will explore the best of Brazil and the Amazon before crossing the Atlantic Ocean bound for
Africa, where awe-inspiring wildlife and enduring cultural traditions will fill your days. She will continue
the sojourn to incandescent and mysterious corners of Asia, visiting the Indian Ocean’s most exclusive
and luxurious islands en route. Even more rare discoveries await as Insignia navigates the coast ofWestern Australia, the route less travelled and all the more enthralling, before revealing New Zealand’s
buoyant spirit and stunning wonders. This makes the perfect prelude for Insignia’s passage to the lagoonladen jewels of the South Pacific – imagine three weeks filled with blissful explorations of dreamy andremote places such as Vanuatu, Fiji and French Polynesia – before visiting the lush islands of Hawaii andalighting on the sun-drenched coast of Southern California.

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2 025 A ROU N D T H E WOR L D | I T I N E R A RY

CONTINENTS
VISITED

5
COUNTRIESVISITED32

INTERNATIONALDATE LINENew York

PORTS
VISITEDSan Diego

89
UNESCO WORLDHERITAGE SITESACCESSIBLE

Ensenada
Miami

Honolulu

Cabo San Lucas

George Town
Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa
CorintoPuerto Quetzal
Puntarenas

Hilo

46

LARGEST
POPULATION
Shanghai, China

28,517,000
SMALLESTPOPULATION
Tristan da Cunha

245

16
16

Philipsburg
RoseauBridgetown

Cartagena
PANAMA CANAL

Alter do ChãoParintins
ManausOVERNIGHTS
Including
Two-Night Stays

21

Port Canaveral

Nuku Hiva
Apia Pago Pago Moorea
Bora Bora
Raiatea

Fakarava
PapeeteSantarém
Boca da Valeria
SalvadorRio de Janeiro

Punta del Este
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Edinburgh of the Seven Seas

Nagasaki
Kagoshima
Nha Trang
SihanoukvilleHong Kong
IshigakiBangkok
TaipeiKo SamuiKaohsiung
YangonHue
ManilaShanghai

Cochin

Mahé
MayotteSaigonPhuketKota Kinabalu
PenangColombo
Muara
Malé
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
SurabayaSemarang
KomodoBali

Champagne Bay

Nosy Be

Walvis Bay

Cape Town

NouméaMaputoLuderitz
Durban Richards Bay
Mossel Bay

Geraldton
Perth

Busselton
AlbanyGeelong
Adelaide

Lautoka

Port Vila

BroomeSuva
Mystery Island

Melbourne
SydneyEsperance
Eden
Penneshaw
PortlandBurnieAuckland
NapierPictonBay of Islands
Rotorua

Wellington

MIAMI to SAN DIEGO | 18 0 DAYSMIAMI to MIAMI | 19 6 DAYSMIAMI to NE W YORK | 20 0 DAYS

2025 || AROUND THE WORLDWORLD ININ 180180 DAYSDAYS || 172025

2 025 A ROU N D T H E WOR L D | I T I N E R A RY

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DAY

PORT

4-6 MarCruising the Indian Ocean

7 Mar

Malé, Maldives

8 Mar

Cruising the Laccadive Sea

6 pm

9 Mar

4 pm

10 MarCruising the Atlantic Ocean

11 MarColombo, Sri Lanka

Cruising the Amazon River

12-13 Mar

Cruising the Bay of Bengal

6 pm

14 MarCruising the Andaman Sea

3 pm

15 MarYangon, Myanmar

16 MarYangon, Myanmar

3 pm

17 MarYangon, Myanmar

6 pm

18 MarCruising the Andaman Sea

1 pm

19 MarPhuket, Thailand

7 am

5 pm

20 MarPenang, Malaysia

8 am

5 pm

21 MarKuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia

8 am

6 pm

22 MarSingapore, Singapore

9 am

23 MarSingapore, Singapore

24 MarCruising the Gulf of Thailand

25 Mar

Ko Samui, Thailand

8 am

26 MarBangkok, Thailand

10 am

27 MarBangkok, Thailand

28 MarSihanoukville, Cambodia

29 MarCruising the South China Sea

DAY

PORT

5 Jan

Miami, Florida

6-7 Jan

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

8 Jan

Philipsburg, St. Maarten

9 Jan

Roseau, Dominica

10 JanBridgetown, Barbados

11-12 Jan
13 Jan14 JanAlter do Chão (Amazon River), Brazil

11 am

15 JanParintins (Amazon River), Brazil

7 am

16 JanManaus (Amazon River), Brazil

8 am

17 JanManaus (Amazon River), Brazil

18 JanBoca da Valeria (Amazon River), Brazil

10 am

19 JanSantarém (Amazon River), Brazil

7 am

20 JanCruising the Amazon River

21-23 Jan

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

24 JanSalvador, Brazil

25 JanCruising the Atlantic Ocean

26 JanRio de Janeiro, Brazil

27 JanRio de Janeiro, Brazil

28-29 Jan

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

30 JanMontevideo, Uruguay

8 am

31 JanBuenos Aires, Argentina

7 am

1 Feb

Buenos Aires, Argentina

2 Feb

Punta del Este, Uruguay

3-7 Feb

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

8 Feb

Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, Tristan da Cunha

9-12 Feb

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

13 FebWalvis Bay, Namibia

14 FebWalvis Bay, Namibia

15 Feb

Luderitz, Namibia

16 Feb

Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

17 FebCape Town, South Africa

18 FebCape Town, South Africa

19 FebMossel Bay, South Africa

20 Feb

Cruising the Indian Ocean

21 FebEmbark

ARRIVE

DEPART

1 pm

8 pm

Noon

8 pm

9 am
7 am

7 am

4 pm

1 pm
5 pm
6 pm
6 pm
8 am
8 am

6 pm
5 pm

DEPART

7 am

7 pm

Cochin (Kochi), India

7 am

5 pm

Colombo, Sri Lanka

1 pm
6 pm

7 am
4 pm

7 pm
5 pm
3 pm
10 am

9 pm

30 Mar

Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam

31 Mar

Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam

1 Apr

Nha Trang, Vietnam

8 am

4 pm

2 Apr

Hue (Chan May), Vietnam

11 am

8 pm

7 am

9 pm

3 Apr

Cruising the South China Sea

5 pm

4 Apr

Hong Kong, China

7 pm

5 Apr

Cruising the Taiwan Strait

6 Apr

Cruising the East China Sea

7 am
9 am

ARRIVE

8 am
2 pm

7 Apr

Shanghai, China

6 pm

8 Apr

Shanghai, China

11 am

8 pm

9 Apr

Cruising the East China Sea

10 AprNagasaki, Japan

8 am

6 pm

Durban, South Africa

8 am

11 pm

11 AprKagoshima, Japan

8 am

7 pm

22 FebRichards Bay, South Africa

7 am

12 AprCruising the East China Sea

23 FebRichards Bay, South Africa

3 pm

13 AprIshigaki, Japan

10 am

7 pm

24 Feb

Maputo, Mozambique

5 pm

14 AprTaipei (Keelung), Taiwan

6 am

6 pm

25-26 Feb

Cruising the Mozambique Channel

15 AprKaohsiung, Taiwan

10 am

7 pm

27 FebMayotte, French Comoros

11 am

7 pm

16 AprCruising the South China Sea

28 FebNosy Be, Madagascar

9 am

5 pm

17 AprManila, Philippines

8 am

7 pm

1 Mar

Cruising the Indian Ocean

18 AprCruising the South China Sea

19 Apr

Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia

9 am

7 pm

20 AprMuara, Brunei

7 am

4 pm

2 Mar

Mahé, Seychelles

3 Mar

Mahé, Seychelles

8 am

8 am

1 pm
6 pm

8 am
5 pm

DAY

PORT

DAY

PORT

21 AprCruising the South China Sea

ARRIVE

DEPART

10 JunApia, Samoa

22 AprCruising the Java Sea

10 JunCross the International Date Line (Gain a day)

23 AprSemarang (Java), Indonesia

8 am

6 pm

10 JunPago Pago, American Samoa

24 AprSurabaya (Java), Indonesia

9 am

7 pm

11-12 Jun

Cruising the South Pacific

25 AprBali (Celukan Bawang), Indonesia

8 am

7 pm

13 JunBora Bora, French Polynesia

26 AprBali (Benoa), Indonesia

7 am

14 JunBora Bora, French Polynesia

27 AprBali (Benoa), Indonesia

3 pm

15 JunRaiatea, French Polynesia

7 am

28 Apr

Komodo, Indonesia

9 am

6 pm

16 JunPapeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia

5 am

29 AprCruising the Indian Ocean

17 JunPapeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia

30 AprBroome, Australia

8 am

6 pm

17 JunMoorea, French Polynesia

8 am

4 pm

1-2 May

Cruising the Indian Ocean

18 JunFakarava, French Polynesia

9 am

5 pm

3 May

Geraldton, Australia

7 am

4 pm

19 JunCruising the South Pacific

4 May

Perth (Fremantle), Australia

7 am

9 pm

20 JunNuku Hiva, French Polynesia

7 am

3 pm

5 May

Busselton, Australia

7 am

4 pm

21-24 Jun

Cruising the Pacific Ocean

6 May

Albany, Australia

10 am

6 pm

25 JunHonolulu, Oahu

7 May

Esperance, Australia

9 am

6 pm

26 JunHonolulu, Oahu

8-9 May

Cruising the Great Australian Bight

27 JunHilo, Hawaii

10 MayAdelaide, Australia

28-30 Jun

Cruising the Pacific Ocean

7 am

ARRIVE

DEPART

9 am

6 pm

8 am

5 pm

11 am
11 pm
6 pm
5 am

3 pm
6 pm
8 am

5 pm

5 am

9 pm

7 am

2 pm

10 am

8 pm

7 am

4 pm

11 MayAdelaide, Australia

11 pm

1-2 JulCruising the Pacific Ocean

12 MayPenneshaw (Kangaroo Island), Australia

7 am

4 pm

3 Jul

San Diego, California

13 MayPortland, Australia

9 am

6 pm

4 Jul

Ensenada, Mexico

14 MayMelbourne, Australia

9 am

11 pm

5 Jul

Cruising the Pacific Ocean

15 MayGeelong, Australia

7 am

5 pm

6 Jul

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

16 MayBurnie (Tasmania), Australia

9 am

7 pm

7 Jul

Cruising the Pacific Ocean

17 MayCruising the Tasman Sea

8 Jul

Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Mexico

18 MayEden, Australia

7 am

4 pm

9 Jul

Cruising the Pacific Ocean

8 am

10 JulPuerto Quetzal, Guatemala

8 am

5 pm

11 JulCorinto, Nicaragua

8 am

4 pm

12 Jul

Puntarenas, Costa Rica

10 am

8 pm

11 am

5 pm

8 am

4 pm

7 am

7 pm

7 am

4 pm

Disembark

19 MaySydney, Australia

20 MaySydney, Australia

21-23 May

Cruising the Tasman Sea

24 MayPicton, New Zealand

8 am

9 pm

13 JulCruising the Pacific Ocean

25 MayWellington, New Zealand

8 am

5 pm

14 JulPanama Canal Daylight Transit

26 MayNapier, New Zealand

8 am

4 pm

15 JulCartagena, Colombia

27 MayRotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand

11 am

7 pm

16 JulCruising the Caribbean Sea

7 am

5 pm

28 MayAuckland, New Zealand

29 MayAuckland, New Zealand

30 MayBay of Islands, New Zealand

31 May-1 Jun

Cruising the South Pacific

2 Jun

Nouméa, New Caledonia

7 am

6 pm

3 Jun

Mystery Island, Vanuatu

10 am

7 pm

22 JulNew York, New York

4 Jun

Port Vila (Efate), Vanuatu

8 am

6 pm

23 JulNew York, New York

5 Jun

Champagne Bay (Espiritu Santo), Vanuatu

8 am

5 pm

6 Jun

Cruising the South Pacific

7 Jun

Lautoka, Fiji

8 am

6 pm

8 Jun

Suva, Fiji

8 am

5 pm

9 Jun

Cruising the South Pacific

7 am

17 JulGeorge Town, Grand Cayman

6 pm

18 JulCruising the Straits of Florida

5 pm

19 JulMiami, Florida

20 JulPort Canaveral, Florida

21 JulCruising the Atlantic Ocean

Embark Port

Disembark

4 pm
Disembark

Overnight Stays

8 am

Disembark Port Option✪New Port

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Philipsburg

A R O U N D T H E W O R L D I N 18 0 D A Y S
Miami to San Diego | 5 January 2025
A globe-roaming voyage is the most coveted of travel experiences, and our2025 Around the World journey fulfils the promise of the ultimate travel adventure,a lifechanging global exploration and 180 days of treasured memories. Likewise, our2025 Around the World voyage features countless complimentary amenities that will
make your journey all the more grand, luxurious and carefree. Not only will you receive
the generous amenities included with the Exclusive Prestige Package,* such as
Free Laundry Services, US$1,000 Shipboard Credit and Free Internet, you will
also be able to take advantage of our inclusive OLife Choice amenities.

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20

Hilo

B O N U S VA LU E U P TO 2 6 %choose one:

FREE 64 Shore Excursions
FREE Beverage Package
FREE US$6,400 Shipboard Credit
Amenities are per stateroom

Plus

E XC LU SI V E P R E S T I G E PAC K AG E *nFREE Pre-Paid Gratuities – a value of up to US$8,200n

FREE Onboard Medical Caren

FREE Internetn

FREE Laundry ServicesnFREE Exclusive Shoreside Eventsn

FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stayn

FREE Transfer between Hotel and Ship*n

FREE US$1,000 Shipboard Credit per Stateroom

AROUND THE WORLD IN 180 DAYSSTATEROOMSCONCIERGELEVELSUITES

MIAMI to SAN DIEGO
5 JANUARY 2025 | 180 DAYS
FULL
BROCHURE
FARE

AROUND
THE WORLD
SPECIAL
OFFER FARE

US$198,999
174,999

US$181,999
157,999

OS
VS

Owner’s Suite
Vista Suite

PH1
PH2
PH3

Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite

128,999
125,499
121,999

111,999
108,499
104,999

A1
A2
A3

Concierge Level Veranda
Concierge Level Veranda
Concierge Level Veranda

95,09993,29991,49978,09976,29974,499B1
B2

Veranda Stateroom
Veranda Stateroom

89,19987,39972,19970,399C1

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

74,39957,399C2

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

72,89955,899D

Oceanview Stateroom

70,89953,899F
G

Inside Stateroom
Inside Stateroom

67,19965,19950,19948,199NEW Solo Oceanview Stateroom now available – call for fares.
*Fares are per guest, reflect all savings and are subject to change on 1 January 2023.
Subject to Terms & Conditions, see page 52.

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George Town

A R O U N D T H E W O R L D Y O U R WA Y
Additional Options to Miami or New York
from 196 to 200 Days
For more flexibility and greater choice, our 2025 Around the World voyage offers
you two additional options, disembarking in either Miami or New York. On the
Global Horizons and Kaleidoscope of Your World journeys, you’ll receive our generous
Exclusive Prestige Package* amenities that are included on the 180-day voyage, such as
Free Pre-Paid Gratuities, Free Laundry Services, US$1,000 Shipboard Credit plus
our inclusive OLife Choice amenities, and more.

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SemarangB O N U S VA LU E U P TO 2 6 %choose one:

FREE 72 Shore Excursions
FREE Beverage Package
FREE US$7,200 Shipboard Credit
Amenities are per stateroom

Plus

E XC LU SI V E P R E S T I G E PAC K AG E *nFREE Pre-Paid Gratuities – a value of up to US$9,200n

FREE Onboard Medical Caren

FREE Internetn

FREE Laundry ServicesnFREE Exclusive Shoreside Eventsn

FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stayn

FREE Transfer between Hotel and Ship*n

FREE US$1,000 Shipboard Credit per Stateroom
Melbourne

STATEROOMSCONCIERGELEVELSUITES

Additional Around the World Voyages

GLOBAL HORIZONSMIAMI to MIAMI
5 JANUARY 2025 | 196 DAYSK ALEIDOSCOPE
OF YOUR WORLDMIAMI to NEW YORK
5 JANUARY 2025 | 200 DAYSFULL BROCHURE FARE

AROUND THE WORLDSPECIAL OFFER FARE

FULL BROCHURE FARE

AROUND THE WORLDSPECIAL OFFER FARE

US$221,399
196,399

US$202,399
177,399

US$221,399
196,399

US$202,399
177,399

OS
VS

Owner’s Suite
Vista Suite

PH1
PH2
PH3

Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite
Penthouse Suite

143,499
140,199
136,899

124,499
121,199
117,899

143,499
140,199
136,899

124,499
121,199
117,899

A1
A2
A3

Concierge Level Veranda
Concierge Level Veranda
Concierge Level Veranda

106,799
104,799
102,799

87,79985,79983,799106,799
104,799
102,799

87,79985,79983,799B1
B2

Veranda Stateroom
Veranda Stateroom

100,399
98,39981,39979,399100,399
98,39981,39979,399C1

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

83,39964,39983,39964,399C2

Deluxe Oceanview Stateroom

81,39962,39981,39962,399D

Oceanview Stateroom

79,09960,09979,09960,099F
G

Inside Stateroom
Inside Stateroom

75,79972,89956,79953,89975,79972,89956,79953,899NEW Solo Oceanview Stateroom now available – call for fares.
*Fares are per guest, reflect all savings and are subject to change on 1 January 2023. Subject to Terms & Conditions, see page 52.

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VA L U E
Exceptional value has always been a hallmark of Oceania Cruises. Beyond the incredible savings, wefeature countless complimentary amenities, and we never charge a dining supplement at our gourmet
restaurants. For this lavish journey around the world, we are offering an even greater value with the
Exclusive Prestige Package* that includes valuable amenities such as a Free Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stay,
Free Laundry Services and Free Onboard Medical Care. You can take advantage of this extraordinary
value without the slightest compromise on the quality of the experience. We are committed to exceeding
your expectations in every way with Exquisitely Crafted Cuisine, Curated Travel Experiences andSmall Ship Luxury. When you sail around the globe with Oceania Cruises, the best value inupscale cruising becomes even better.

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ValuePA C K A G E SSHORE EXCURSION PACKAGES +Gain insight into the culture, history and cuisineof the fascinating ports of call you will visit, all at
a substantial savings. We have designed packages
tailored to your personal preferences in which you
can experience each destination to the fullest.
UNLIMITED PASSPORT COLLEC TION

Unlimited shore excursions throughout
the voyage, all for one low price
Save up to 40% off regular à la carte prices.
As an added bonus, receive discounts off
Oceania Select, Oceania Exclusive and 		
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collection of excursions
Save 25% off regular à la carte prices, subject
to a minimum number of excursions reserved.
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A C E L E BR AT ION OF OU R WOR L D
Exclusive Shoreside Events
Each year, our Exclusive Shoreside Events on our Around the World journey are meticulously designed byour passionate Destination Specialists to tell the unique story of fascinating locations around the globe.
These one-of-a-kind events bring the local culture and history to life through jubilant and immersive
experiences that are simultaneously a celebration of the global nature of this exceptional journey.
Likewise, these private events are reserved only for the select cadre of world cruise guests choosing to join
us for the complete world journey. The 2025 Around the World voyage will be punctuated with originalcelebratory events ranging from a phenomenal starlit desert dinner in Namibia accompanied by the
famed Ndlovu Youth Choir to a magical night at Singapore's sensational Flower Dome at Gardens by
the Bay. Whether immersing yourself in the culture and beauty of Uruguay during a traditional asado
at a legendary estancia or delighting in the ultimate wine experience in South Australia's acclaimed
Barossa Valley, you’ll revel in these priceless opportunities to witness the enduring beauty and inspired
endeavours of humankind that make our world so marvellous.

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E XC LUSI V E SHOR E SI DE E V E N TSESTANCIA ASADO& CULTURAL IMMERSIONMONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY | 30 JANUARY 2025

Montevideo

Step back in time and experience one of the oldest
estancias in Uruguay, the legendary La Baguala.
This historical estancia invites you to immerse
yourself in the cultural richness and natural beautyof Uruguay. Locals donning traditional 19th-century
costumes welcome you, accompanied by a talented
Uruguayan Creole guitar duo. Enjoy savoury
traditional appetisers like empanadas during thewelcome reception, followed by a delicious Uruguayan
barbecue, known as asado, paired with local wines.
Traditional entertainment, such as a malambo duel,
tango, a folkloric show, and powerful candombe, anAfro-Uruguayan drumming and dance spectacular, iswoven throughout the event, showcasing the cultural
diversity and heritage of the country.

STARLIT DESERT DUNEDINNER IN NAMIBIAWALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA | 13 FEBRUARY 2025

As one of Namibia’s hidden gems, the Swakop
River Canyon creates a breathtaking setting foryour evening. The dramatic rock formations anddry riverbeds resemble a moonscape, creating anotherworldly backdrop for an evening beneath thestars. As the sunset sets the magnificent, vast desert
and canyon walls aglow, savour an array of delectablelocal dishes. An exclusive high-energy performance by
the internationally acclaimed Ndlovu Youth Choir,a talented South African collective known for theirsoul-stirring song and dance and recognised as a2019 America’s Got Talent finalist, makes the alreadymarvellous evening simply unforgettable.

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MAGICAL NIGHT IN THE
GARDEN OF WONDERSSINGAPORE, SINGAPORE | 22 MARCH 2025

A truly one-of-a-kind night awaits as you takein both the engineering sensation and beautyof the largest glass greenhouse in the world, theFlower Dome, at Gardens by the Bay. The cooled
conservatory replicates a dry Mediterranean climate
and plays host to a dazzling palette of plants
and flowers. Sip on a refreshing cocktail in the
Waterview Room as you overlook the magnificent
views of Singapore, followed by a delicious dinner at
the Flower Field Hall. A joyful multicultural show
and views of the brilliant field of flowers serve as
vibrant accompaniments to the selection of exquisite
local dishes.

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LAVISH EVENING OF
INDONESIAN CULTURE
BALI (BENOA), INDONESIA | 26 APRIL 2025

One of the largest monumental statues in the world,
the iconic Garuda Wisnu Kencana stands watch overthe eponymous cultural park and aptly sets the tone
for the colourful and larger-than-life evening ahead.
Enjoy cocktails at the beautifully lit Lotus Pond as
you take in a traditional Balinese dance performanceand browse the night market, full of colourful
handmade and artisanal items. An elegant dinnerof Indonesian specialities follows, paired with thelush, entrancing sounds of Nusantara, an aural andvisual feast that brings to life the uniqueness of eachregion in Indonesia with elaborate dress, intricate
choreography and gamelan music.

Bali

QUINTESSENTIAL BAROSSAVALLEY WINE EXPERIENCEADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA | 10 MAY 2025

No Australian experience is complete without avisit to the premier wine region of South Australia,
Barossa Valley. With more than 50 wineries in theregion, iconic Seppeltsfield Estate is one of the best,with a proud legacy dating back to 1851. On thebeautiful estate grounds, surrounded by more than
250 acres of rolling vineyards, enjoy the chance tosample a variety of Seppeltsfield Estate wines, which
may include traditional Barossa varietals such as
shiraz, grenache and touriga. As Adelaide is also arising culinary star, tantalising canapés throughout
the experience highlight fresh seasonal flavours
and locavore specialities, further enhancing thisquintessential Barossa Valley wine experience.

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T HE LU X U RY OF MOR E T IMEOvernight Port Stays
This globe-spanning journey includes an incredible array of opportunities to deepen andenrich your travel experience. In addition to the Exclusive Shoreside Events and optional
Mid-Cruise Overland Programmes, there are overnight stays in coveted destinations that are atrue traveller’s dream. You’ll have ample time to leisurely tour, savour dinners ashore, discover
top UNESCO World Heritage sites and explore in the ways you find most meaningful. Enjoy
the many pleasures of Cape Town and the nearby picturesque Cape Winelands, delve into
Bali’s fascinating traditions and treasures at greater length, and experience the spectaculardiversity of the landscapes that surround Auckland. On this incredible world voyage, theluxury of experiencing the marvels and the flavours of the world more deeply is yet anotherfacet that will enrich your magnificent adventure.

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P ORT S TAY SMANAUS (AMAZON RIVER), BRAZIL
1 OVERNIGHT | 16 -17 JANUARY 202 5

ManausThe largest and last urban outpost along the Amazon
River, Manaus is nestled in more than five million
square kilometres of thick, impenetrable jungle.
From here you can set off into the vast wilderness
to discover the indigenous cultures that live in thisremote and untamed place. Or you might search for
the Amazon’s famous pink dolphins or learn about
the precious Amazonian plants and trees that accountfor more than 20 percent of the world’s oxygen.
In town in Manaus, delve into the region’s humanhistory in the colonial architecture and museums.

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
1 OVERNIGHT | 26 -27 JANUARY 202 5

As you toast your marvellous day with a caipirinha,
Brazil’s national cocktail, you may wonder when
you first fell in love with Rio de Janeiro. Was it
during a hike in Tijuca National Park or as youwere savouring feijoada, a black bean and meat
stew? Perhaps it was when you were getting to know
the locals on a tour of the city’s best markets orwhen you rose to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain ina cable car. Regardless of what you choose to do, atthe day’s end you will be convinced that Rio ranks
among the world’s great cities.
Walvis Bay

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
1 OVERNIGHT
31 JANUARY-1 FEBRUARY 202 5

Here in one of the largest cities in South America,
you’ll find fabulous cuisine and rich culture. And ofcourse, there’s the tango – the sultry, sophisticated“dance of love.” Take in a tango show to appreciate
this art form up close. Or take a leisurely walkthrough the San Telmo neighbourhood, where
you’ll find art galleries, antique stores and street
performers. Then stop into a parrilla, a traditional
steakhouse where you can get a sizzling sirloin and afull-bodied malbec that was cultivated and bottled
in the nearby countryside.

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1 OVERNIGHT | 13 -14 FEBRUARY 202 5

Every year millions of birds migrate from northto south. And every year thousands of thosebirds, including the magnificent greater and lesser
flamingos, stop at Walvis Bay Lagoon. Calling on
Walvis Bay gives you the chance to follow the flocksof winged travellers and get a glimpse of the varietyof bird species for which the region is renowned. Or
you might choose to explore one of the world’s oldest
deserts and take in splendid views from some of theworld’s tallest sand dunes.

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CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
1 OVERNIGHT | 17-18 FEBRUARY 202 5

Arriving in Cape Town, your options for an
extraordinary day are as diverse as the cultures thathave left their mark on this city. Enjoy high tea at
the posh Mount Nelson Hotel, delight in views
from Signal Hill that are even more stunning in thesetting sun, and savour the flavours of Stellenboschwines, perhaps accompanied by artisanal chocolates.
Wherever you choose to explore, Table Mountainlooms majestically in the background, whether
you’re discovering the legacy of apartheid on
Robben Island or admiring the colourful houses in
the Bo-Kaap neighbourhood.

RICHARDS BAY, SOUTH AFRICA
1 OVERNIGHT | 2 2-2 3 FEBRUARY 202 5

In Richards Bay, you’ll find little to distract you
from exploring the culture and natural beauty of
KwaZulu-Natal – except the pristine sands lining
the Indian Ocean. If you resist the beaches’ allure
and tour a Zulu village, the culture of South Africa’s
largest ethnic group comes alive as you partake intraditional ceremonies and watch residents dance,play music and create traditional crafts. Or cruise
protected wetlands and watch for crocodiles andhippos and track Africa’s Big Five in nearby
game reserves.

Richards Bay

Cape Town

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MAHÉ, SEYCHELLES
1 OVERNIGHT | 2-3 M ARCH 202 5

Mahé

On any given day on Mahé, the combined residents
and tourists number only in the thousands, whichmeans you won’t have to stray too far to get off thebeaten path. Even when standing squarely on thebeaten path at the island’s most popular resort beach,
there is plenty of room to relax on the sugary whitesands and snorkel in impossibly blue waters. You
won’t find many – or any – lines in the museums,
gardens and markets of Victoria, so explore at will.
Then venture along roads lined with palm andflowering trees to find your favourite spot within theisland’s renowned beaches, lush tropical forests andpicturesque tea and spice plantations.

a three-hour loop around town and gives you thechance to rub elbows – literally – with the locals.
When you need to refuel, try a bowl of mohinga, adelicious fish soup with rice noodles.

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA
1 OVERNIGHT | 10 -11 M ARCH 202 5

Those who dig deeper in Colombo will be rewarded
with all kinds of fascinating places to enjoy. The
commercial hub is the Fort area, named for the oldfortress that once stood there. Here you can explore
the Dutch Hospital, the oldest building in this partof town, which has been converted into a food andshopping hangout. For a more tranquil day, stroll
the broad expanse of seaside park space known as
Galle Face Green, head south to the golden sandsof Mount Lavinia Beach, or visit the city’s
Buddhist temples.

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YANGON, MYANMARSINGAPORE, SINGAPORE

2 OVERNIGHTS | 15 -17 M ARCH 202 5

1 OVERNIGHT | 2 2-2 3 M ARCH 202 5

Formerly known as Rangoon, Yangon is the largest
city in Myanmar and yet retains an old-school feelthat is rare for a city of millions. You’ll find more
quaint colonial buildings than slick skyscrapers, andits most famous structure – the heavenly Shwedagon
Pagoda – is about 2,600 years old. Beyond that
golden icon, the gilded Sule and Botataung pagodas
are also worth visiting. To get an authentic feel forthe entire city, the Yangon Circular Railway makes

Discover the delightful diversity of Singapore, fromcharming Chinatown to colourful Little India to
Arab Street and the massive Sultan Mosque. The
Asian Civilisations Museum tells of the many Asian
cultures that have influenced Singapore, while thecountry's natural beauty is on display in the National
Orchid Garden. For a historical perspective, visit
the Kranji Memorial and the Changi Chapel andMuseum, dedicated to those who lost their lives
during World War II.

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BANGKOK, THAILAND
1 OVERNIGHT | 26 -27 M ARCH 202 5

Bangkok has fabulous streets in which to get lost –and to eat. As you explore, notice what is missing aswell as what’s there, for you’ll find a distinct absenceof ancient relics and European colonial influence.
At the Grand Palace you may detect an occasional
Western flourish, but this royal compound
undeniably salutes the craftsmanship and creativityof Thailand. Staring at the almost 5-metre foot ofa massive gold Buddha in the young city’s oldest
temple, you’ll note that it dates only to the 18th
century. To explore ancient history, visit Bangkok’s
excellent museums or travel north to the ruins of
Ayutthaya, the historic capital of Siam.

SAIGON (HO CHI MINH CITY),VIETNAM1 OVERNIGHT | 30 -31 M ARCH 202 5

A lot has changed since the iconic evacuation photos
were taken during the fall of Saigon in 1975 –including its name, Ho Chi Minh City. Nowhereis the evolution more obvious than when you viewthe city from the 81st-floor observation deck ofVietnam’s tallest building. Still, Ho Chi Minh City
retains its unique culture and wears its battle scars
with honour. You’ll experience this in the elaborate
French colonial architecture and grand arches of
the 19th-century post office as well as the Cu Chi
Tunnels built during the war. Explore Vietnam’s
history in the fascinating museums and pagodas, andwatch modern life unfold in bustling markets.

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P ORT S TAY SSHANGHAI, CHINA
1 OVERNIGHT | 7- 8 APRIL 202 5

ShanghaiStanding on The Bund gazing across the Huangpu
River to a forest of skyscrapers, it will be hard tobelieve that a few decades ago there was barely
a building over 10 stories here. While the global
economy has transformed Shanghai’s skyline, you
can still find history and culture during a quiet
moment in the 16th-century Yuyuan Garden. Or
try shopping for yixing teapots, jade and 3D kitten
photos and savouring pan-fried dumplings andscallion pancakes in the Old City. For the hip andmodern, head to M50, a collection of factories andcotton mills that have been turned into galleries,
and view works of established and emerging
Chinese artists.

Adelaide

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BALI (BENOA), INDONESIAADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA

1 OVERNIGHT | 26 -27 APRIL 202 5

1 OVERNIGHT | 10 -11 M AY 202 5

Breathtaking Bali is an interesting mix of modern
and traditional. Once a remote destination that could
be reached only with a fair amount of effort, theisland has become a haven for serenity seekers fromaround the world. Part of its draw is spiritual – there
are gorgeous Hindu temples throughout the island,
and the town of Ubud in particular has become acentre for yoga practitioners. But there’s also quite
a party scene in Kuta, and the surfing is top-notch.
For a special treat, hire a guide and visit the Jatiluwih
Rice Terraces, a gorgeous UNESCO World Heritagesite that demonstrates how harmoniously man andnature can interact.

In 1836, settlers and indigenous people gathered
at a gum tree to declare South Australia a British
province. After you visit the unique tree preservedin concrete and learn about that special day, explore
Adelaide and its historic buildings constructedduring that period. While you will come across somelovely churches, the nickname City of Churches
was actually bestowed on Adelaide because of thecity's religious tolerance and the resulting diversity of
congregations serving a variety of denominations. As
you explore, you will find an evolving skyline witha number of modern edifices, from the convention
centre to the National Wine Center.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
1 OVERNIGHT | 19 -20 M AY 202 5

Like all great capital cities, Sydney has many iconic
sights worthy of your attention, from the Sydney
Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House to Bondi
Beach. But don’t stop there. Around every corner is afascinating neighbourhood, hidden garden or uniquemuseum waiting to be added to the reasons that thiscity enchants you. Though not as grand as the Royal
Botanic Garden, Wendy’s Secret Garden offers lovely
views of the harbour in a tranquil setting. And while
it may not be comparable to the massive Art Galleryof NSW, the White Rabbit Gallery boasts one of theworld’s largest and most significant collections ofcontemporary Chinese art.

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
1 OVERNIGHT | 28 -29 M AY 202 5

The Maori name for Auckland roughly translates
to “city of many lovers” – named for the myriad
cultures that have loved this place. Sailing past
picturesque islands as the city skyline comes into
focus, you also will become one of its many lovers.
Partake in urban adventures at museums andcultural sites in New Zealand’s most cosmopolitan
city, or experience spectacular landscapes fromluminescent caves to working sheep farms to rugged
beaches that host raucous gannet colonies. Wherever
you find yourself, when it’s time to eat, the region’s
rich farmlands provide the freshest of ingredients andaward-winning wines.

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P ORT S TAY S
BORA BORA, FRENCH POLYNESIA
1 OVERNIGHT | 13 -14 JUNE 202 5

PapeeteIf asked to imagine paradise, the image that comes tomind likely resembles Bora Bora. The scent of vanilla
and frangipani welcomes you to this incredibly
photogenic locale that is beautiful from any vantage
point, whether you’re lying on a beach, bobbing
on a boat or standing atop a hillside overlook. The
landscape is dominated by two peaks – Mount
Otemanu and Mount Pahia – both more than 600
metres high. Covered in emerald greenery, they createa dramatic backdrop for Bora Bora’s shimmeringlagoon, known for its breathtaking turquoise water.
Under the sea, the reef encircling the island is a havenfor a rainbow of exotic fish and turtles.

PAPEETE (TAHITI),FRENCH POLYNESIA
1 OVERNIGHT | 16 -17 JUNE 202 5

The largest island in French Polynesia, Tahiti has
quite a reputation to live up to – and it does. The
turquoise waters, swaying palm trees, balmy weather
and rich island culture are all that you might hopefor, plus there’s a bonus: an urban side. Nearly
200,000 people live on the island, which means
there’s a wide variety of restaurants and the best
shopping in the region. Papeete is an excellent place
to buy high-quality souvenirs from all of French
Polynesia, including exquisite handcarved wooden
figurines and bowls as well as colourful patchwork
textiles called tifaifai, appliqued quilts that are often
handed down for generations.

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HONOLULU, OAHU
1 OVERNIGHT | 2 5 -26 JUNE 202 5

Honolulu is the capital of the State of Hawaii andits largest city. This busy metropolis on the islandof Oahu has first-class cultural institutions, upscale
shopping and elegant dining, yet still retains thesame friendly, casual vibe that makes all of the
Hawaiian Islands so enchanting. Learn more about
the indigenous people and their beautiful culture
at the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum. Or heada few kilometres west to see Pearl Harbor before
experiencing sites like the World War II Valor in
the Pacific National Monument and the Battleship
Missouri Memorial. Of course, beachgoers will havethe iconic sands of Waikiki on their list.

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WOR L D WON DE R S I N DE P T H
Optional Mid-Cruise Overland Programmes
From ultimate safari experiences offering unforgettable encounters with African wildlife
to explorations of the astounding Angkor Wat temple complex, the Mid-Cruise Overland
Programmes on this Around the World journey further illustrate the sweeping nature of thisglobal odyssey. The opportunity to delve deeper into some of the most fascinating destinations
comes to life on these multi-day, in-depth tours. Throughout your voyage, you can choose
to further explore the regions you find most intriguing, such as the Amazon rainforest or
the ancient city of Bagan in Myanmar. Designed for the passionate traveller who revels in
longer and more immersive explorations, these programmes provide exclusive access to theworld’s most renowned cultural treasures and natural wonders, from the awe-inspiring
Taj Mahal to the famed Terracotta Warriors.

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M I D - C RU I SE OV E R L A N D PRO G R A M M E S
As the 2025 Overland Programmes are currently being meticulously designed to offer you immersive, unforgettableadventures around the world, below is a small selection of Mid-Cruise Overland Programmes emblematic ofthe dozens of uniquely curated experiences that will be offered. Please visit OceaniaCruises.com for confirmed
programme offerings; dates and descriptions will be added as Overland Programme details become available.

AMAZON RAINFOREST EXPERIENCEBR A ZIL
Amazon River

Venture into the dense Amazon jungle on foot andby boat to observe wildlife in one of the world’s
most biodiverse settings. A riverboat up the inky
Rio Negro takes you to a jungle-enshrouded lodge,
the ideal launching point for adventurous forays
into the rainforest. Fishing for voracious piranhas
seems sedate compared to the evening’s escapade– a dugout canoe ride to look for caiman in thepitch-black surroundings. Jungle hikes reveal otherindigenous species, especially monkeys, which you
can see up close at a rehabilitation centre.

AFRICAN SAFARIS
SOUTH AFRICA

Whether you spot several of the iconic animals
known as the Big Five – lions, elephants, leopards,
rhinos and Cape buffalo – or some of the
fascinating smaller creatures known as the Little
Five, our African safari experiences are filled withgame drives that present opportunities to observe
Africa’s most majestic animals in their natural
habitats. You may even spy a few of the birding Big
Six, which includes Africa’s largest eagle and a stork
nearly two metres tall. Relaxing in between wildlife
outings at your luxurious safari lodge perfectly
complements the adventure.

South Africa

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TAJ MAHAL:THE ETERNAL MASTERPIECEINDIAOne of the best-known structures in the world,
Agra’s fabled Taj Mahal will awe your senses andcapture your heart. Considered to be the finest
example of Mughal architecture, the Taj Mahal isa glistening mass of white marble and semiprecious
stones set amidst impeccably landscaped grounds.
Witness how the sunlight alters the hues of thismagnificent mausoleum, and also observe othericons of Mughal architecture and dance.

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ANCIENT TEMPLES OF BAGANMYANM ARBagan

One of the first capitals of an ancient Burmese
empire, Bagan today is a remarkable UNESCOWorld Heritage site and one of the richest
archaeological sites in Asia. Fly to Bagan to behold
its seemingly countless pagodas and temples, mostconstructed between the 11th and 13th centuries
when the Kingdom of Pagan was at the height ofits power. You will also enjoy the charming local
markets and tour a lacquerware workshop as local
artisans demonstrate their craft.

Terracotta Warriors Museum

DISCOVER ANGKOR WAT
CA MBODIATERRACOTTA WARRIORS

Obscured by dense vegetation for centuries, theglorious temples of Angkor comprise one of theworld’s largest religious monuments. The most
famous is the enormous UNESCO-protected
Angkor Wat, where soaring walls are adorned inelaborate carvings. You will also spend time at
the magnificent ancient capital of Angkor Thom,
home to the renowned Bayon Temple. The mostrecognisable elements of the Bayon Temple, built
in the late 12th to early 13th centuries, are the 54
towers adorned with several enormous smiling facesof Avalokiteshvara, the bodhisattva of compassion.

CHINA

In the centre of the Shaanxi Province, Xian marked
the eastern starting point of the Silk Road and washome to the ruling houses of four great Chinese
dynasties. Perhaps nothing better showcases thepower and wealth of this ancient capital than
the terracotta army that protects the tomb ofChina’s first emperor. Behold one of the greatest
archaeological finds of the modern era on a visit
to the 57-square-kilometre site where life-size
sculptures of warriors, acrobats, animals, courtiers
and more have been unearthed.

Xian
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2 0 2 5 U N E S C O W O R L D H E R I T A G E S I T E S | A selection of accessible sites listed below by country
ARGENTINA

INDIA

SINGAPORE

House of Dr. Curutchet in La Plata –included in The Architectural Work of
Le Corbusier (Buenos Aires)

Western Ghats (Cochin)Singapore Botanic Gardens

INDONESIA

SOUTH AFRICA

Borobudur Temple Compounds (Semarang)

Cape Floral Region Protected Areas(Cape Town)

AUSTRALIA
Australian Convict Sites (Sydney)
Budj Bim Cultural Landscape (Portland)
Greater Blue Mountains (Sydney)
Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens(Melbourne)

Cultural Landscape of Bali Province
Komodo National Park
Prambanan Temple Compounds (Semarang)
Sangiran Early Man Site (Semarang)

iSimangaliso Wetland Park (Richards Bay)
Robben Island (Cape Town)
uKhahlamba Drakensberg National Park
(Durban)Sydney Opera House

JAPAN

Tasmanian Wilderness (Burnie)

Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region

BARBADOSMALAYSIA

Historic Bridgetown and its Garrison

Archaeological Heritage of the Lenggong
Valley (Penang)

THAILANDBRAZIL

George Town, Historic City of the Straits ofMalacca (Penang)

Kaeng Krachan Forest Complex (Bangkok)

Carioca Landscapes between the Mountainand the Sea (Rio de Janeiro)
Central Amazon Conservation Complex
Historic Centre of Salvador de Bahia(Salvador)
Valongo Wharf Archaeological Site
(Rio de Janeiro)

Kinabalu Park (Kota Kinabalu)
Melaka, Historic City of the Straits of Malacca(Kuala Lumpur)
MOZAMBIQUE

SRI LANKA
Old Town of Galle and its Fortifications(Colombo)

Historic City of Ayutthaya (Bangkok)

UNITED STATES
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hilo)URUGUAY

Island of Mozambique

Church of Atlántida (Montevideo)

CHINA

NAMIBIAHistoric Quarter of the City of Colonia delSacramento (Montevideo)Classical Gardens of Suzhou (Shanghai)

Namib Sand Sea (Walvis Bay)

Historic Centre of Macao (Hong Kong)
West Lake Cultural Landscape of Hangzhou(Shanghai)

NEW CALEDONIA
Lagoons of New Caledonia: Reef Diversity and
Associated Ecosystems (Nouméa)

FRENCH POLYNESIA
Taputapuatea (Raiatea)

PHILIPPINES
Baroque Churches of the Philippines (Manila)

VANUATU
Chief Roi Mata’s Domain(Port Vila)
VIETNAM
Complex of Hue Monuments
Hoi An Ancient Town (Hue)
My Son Sanctuary (Hue)2025
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Exuding the perfect blend of small ship luxury, comfort and timeless style, Insignia will be
your ultimate sanctuary during the 180 magnificent days of your Around the World voyage. Luxe
residential furnishings, chic lighting, bespoke artwork and nuanced accents create an aesthetic
and ambience as sophisticated and affable as the travellers choosing to embark on such a lifechanging exploration. Every suite and stateroom exemplifies this sensibility, featuring custom-crafted
furnishings, exotic stone and polished wood finishes, and designer touches. From the serene
Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center and cosy English-style library to the multiple open-seating
gourmet restaurants and convivial bars and lounges, you’ll discover all the comforts of home.
More than anything, Insignia offers a harmonious celebration of style, luxury and comfort,
perfectly befitting this journey of such grand proportions.

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S U I T E S & S TAT E RO OM S
After a day spent exploring the world’s delights, your luxurious suiteor stateroom provides a welcoming retreat. Designed with an eye forexquisite detail and supreme comfort, our spacious accommodations
ensure that you always feel perfectly at home. From the gracious
furnishings to the upscale toiletries, every amenity you could imagine isright at your fingertips. Whether you are indulging in the complimentaryroom service or lounging on the heavenly Tranquility Bed, this is theultimate sanctuary in which to relax and recharge.

OW NER’S SUITE | Category OS

Lavish new fabrics and designer furnishings grace our six Owner’s Suites – always
among the first to be reserved. Immensely spacious and exceptionally luxurious,
these suites span nearly 93 square metres and are oases of quietude and relaxation.
Every imaginable amenity is found here, further enhanced by a sumptuous redesigned bathroom with an oversized shower, a private teak veranda and two flatscreen televisions.

CONCIERGE LEV EL V ER A NDA STATEROOM | Category A1 | A2 | A3

These sleekly redefined 20-square-metre staterooms feature a wealth of amenities,
including many of those found in our Penthouse Suites. The luxury is further enhancedby the fresh decor, a sumptuous Tranquility Bed, a re-inspired veranda with stylish new
furniture and the indulgence of exclusive Concierge Level amenities and privileges.

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24-hour Butler service in all suitesnWireless Internet accessn

Bulgari amenitiesn

Signature Belgian chocolates with nightly turndown service

OCE A N V IEW STATEROOM | Category D

The light from a classic porthole illuminates the sophisticated new decor in theseexquisitely appointed 15-square-metre staterooms. Enjoy a comfortable seating areawith a sofa on which to stretch out, as well as a vanity desk, breakfast table andrefrigerated mini-bar.

V ISTA SUITE | Category VS

PENTHOUSE SUITE | Category PH1 | PH2 | PH3

Named for their sweeping views over the ship’s bow, our four Vista Suites feature acalming palette echoing the serene seas and expansive skies. Each sprawls over 73
square metres and offers every imaginable comfort, including a second bathroom
for guests as well as a master bathroom finished in onyx, Carrara marble and granitewith a luxurious shower. Relax on your teak veranda or watch a movie on one of
two flat-screen televisions.

Our collection of new 29-square-metre Penthouse Suites is adorned with sumptuous
designer fabrics and furnishings in serene shades of the sea and sky. Spacious enough for
private in-suite dining, the living area features a refrigerated mini-bar and vanity desk,
and the sleekly transformed bathroom features luxury stone finishes and a shower.

V ER A NDA STATEROOM | Category B1 | B2

DELU X E OCE A N V IEW STATEROOM | Category C1 | C2

Elegant decor graces these handsomely appointed 20-square-metre staterooms thatboast our most popular luxury – a private teak veranda for watching the ever-changing
panoramas. The conveniences within each stateroom are just as accommodating andinclude a vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar, breakfast table and spacious seating area.

With entirely re-designed closets, dressers and vanities, these 15-square-metre
staterooms feel even more spacious. A generous seating area, vanity desk, refrigerated
mini-bar and breakfast table are perfectly complemented by the soothing hues andstylish fabrics of the sleek new decor.

SOLO OCE A N V IEW STATEROOM | Category S

INSIDE STATEROOM | Category F | G

These charming 13-square-metre staterooms are the perfect retreat for the solo
traveller. Amply spacious and centrally located on Deck 6, each is equipped with asublimely plush Tranquility Bed, refrigerated mini-bar, writing desk and abundantstorage space.

Beautifully designed with a modern flair, these private retreats boast 14 square metres ofluxury. Highlights include a comfortable seating area, vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar
and plenty of storage. The ingenious use of space is complemented by the rich decor.
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DECK PL A NS
SYMBOL LEGEND
Restrooms
Elevator
Launderette
Obstructed Views

STATEROOM COLOUR LEGEND
Quad with Pullman
Quad with Sofa Bed
Connecting Staterooms

SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Triple with Pullman
Triple with Sofa Bed
Wheelchair Accessible
ADA Compliant
3rd guest occupancy
available upon request

Year Built: 1998 | Re-Inspiration Date: 2018 | Gross Tonnage: 30,277
Length: 180.96 metres | Beam: 25.45 metres | Speed: 18 knots | Guest Decks: 9
Guest Capacity (Double Occupancy): 656 | Staff Size: 400
Guest-to-Staff Ratio: 1.6 to 1 | Country of Registry: Marshall Islands

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G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N | T E R M S & C O N D I T I O N S
For a complete list of all Terms & Conditions please visit OceaniaCruises.com/terms
NOTIFICATION | Information contained in this brochure is not an offer
or a contract. The transportation of guests and baggage on Oceania
Cruises’ vessels is provided solely by the Operator and is governedby the Terms and Conditions printed on the Guest Ticket/Contract. For
complete information on Terms and Conditions, itineraries, liability of
Oceania Cruises, and all sections mentioned below, please refer to the
Guest Ticket/Contract. A copy of the Guest Ticket/Contract is available
by contacting your Travel Agent or online at OceaniaCruises.com. Uponbooking the cruise, all of the Terms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket/
Contract shall be binding on the parties thereto.
FARES | Fares are quoted in U.S. Dollars, are per person and are basedon double occupancy. Fares do not include pre-paid charges, personalcharges or optional facilities and services fees, as those terms areclearly defined in the Guest Ticket/Contract. Also not included are shore
excursions, meals ashore, baggage handling, gratuities, beverages notpart of the regular menu, laundry service and other onboard amenities
and services, including spa and medical care, unless otherwise indicated.
DEPOSIT AND PAYMENTS | AROUND THE WORLD CRUISE
The per person deposit required to secure your Around the World Cruiseis 20% of the applicable cruise fare for all suites and staterooms and must
be received within seven days of booking. Final balance due must be
received no later than 181 days prior to cruise departure, together withpassport details and any special onboard service requests; otherwise,booking may be subject to immediate cancellation and any applicablepenalties.
American Express, MasterCard and Visa are accepted for deposits
and full payments. For your convenience, your Final Payment may
be automatically charged to the credit card used to make the initialdeposit. Oceania Cruises accepts no responsibility for credit card
foreign currency/transaction processing fees independently assessedby issuing banks. None of these fees separately charged by the issuingbanks accrues to the benefit of Oceania Cruises. Third party credit cardcharges can only be accepted when accompanied by valid authorisation
to charge from the relevant card owner.
CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS | A 100% cancellation fee will be
imposed as indicated for non-appearance. Fare is defined as the fullcost of any cruise or air component purchased from Oceania Cruises,
excluding optional facilities and services fees. Please refer to the fullTerms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket/Contract for fees relating to thecancellation of optional facilities and services.

A partial refund of payments received will be made when Oceania Cruises
receives written notice of cancellation as indicated by the Cancellation
Fee Schedule listed here. Cancellation notices must be in writing andreceived by Oceania Cruises no later than the day before cancellation
penalties are to be assessed. Guests who cancel within the indicatedperiods are subject to the following per person cancellation fees:
AROUND THE WORLD CRUISEDAYS PRIOR TO CRUISE SAIL DATE CANCELLATION FEES
Deposit – 181 Days Prior US$500 per person cancellation fee, except
Owners and Vista Suites: 10% of Fare
151-180 Days Prior................25% of Fare
121-150 Days Prior ...............50% of Fare
91-120 Days Prior .................75% of Fare0-90 Days Prior .....................100% of Fare
AMENITIES | Shipboard credit is in US$ per stateroom based on double
occupancy and cannot be redeemed for cash or used for further discountoff cruise fare. It may be used for onboard services only except for casino
and medical costs and any unused credit will be forfeited at the endof the cruise. Internet packages are one per stateroom; Owner’s, Vista& Oceania Suites receive access for two devices per suite; beverage
packages are for up to two full-fare paying adult of 21 years of age orolder per stateroom. Additional restrictions may apply.
TRAVEL INSURANCE | All international guests are required to have fullycomprehensive travel insurance valid from the date of deposit being
made. We suggest you discuss with your travel agent the various insurance
policies that are available. Policies can be purchased that provide
protection in the event of a trip cancellation, interruption, personalillness, injury, medical and baggage protection. Verification of your travel
insurance policy may be required by Oceania Cruises or its agents.
ITINERARY | All itineraries, including points of embarkation anddebarkation, are at the discretion of Oceania Cruises and may be
modified up to and during the voyage. Oceania Cruises reserves theright to amend, cancel or make substitutions for any travel component
without prior notice to the guest, including hotels, ports of call or othermodes of transportation if, in its opinion, the situation requires a change
or cancellation of arrangements. Oceania Cruises does not assume
responsibility or liability for any loss, inconvenience, or expense incurredby guests as a result of any changes or cancellations as detailed in the
Guest Ticket/Contract. When practicable, Oceania Cruises will promptly
notify guests or their Travel Agent of a cruise itinerary change.

RESPONSIBILITY | Oceania Cruises accepts no liability or responsibility,
whether occasioned by railroad, motor coach, private car, boat, aircraft
or any other conveyance, for any injuries, damages, loss, accident, delay
or irregularity which may be caused either by reason of defect, throughthe acts or defaults of any company or person or in carrying out thearrangements of the cruise or cruisetour as a result of any cause beyond
the control of Oceania Cruises. Guests specifically release Oceania
Cruises from any and all claims for loss or damage to baggage or property
or from personal injuries or death, or from loss or delay arising out of theacts, omissions or negligence of any independent contractors, such as air
carriers, hotels, shore excursion operators, restauranteurs, transportation
providers, medical personnel or other providers of services or facilities.
All arrangements made with independent contractors are made solely forthe convenience of guests and are done at the guests’ own risk. Onboard
medical personnel are independent contractors. Oceania Cruises
specifically disclaims all liabilities for damages for emotional distress,
mental suffering or psychological injury of any kind. Tickets, vouchers
and any other travel documents are subject to all terms and conditionsof the respective suppliers, some of which may limit a supplier’s liability.
Please refer to the Guest Ticket/Contract for further detailed information.
DOCUMENTATION AND VISAS | Passport and Visa requirements,
and regulations in regards to vaccination certificates and other healthrequirements vary by destination. Please review passport requirementson your ticket contract or on our website for requirement details.
INFORMATION REQUIRED FROM YOU | At the time of booking wewill require guest contact information for all guests on the booking
including email address and contact phone number. In the event of lastminute schedule changes or emergency situations we may need to use
this information to contact the guest directly. Please provide the relevant
details at the time of booking your cruise or no later than the deposit
due date. Our procedures may change from time to time and we will
inform you of any changes at the time of booking or as soon as possible
thereafter. Please also see Privacy Policy Statement on our website www.
oceaniacruises.com/legal/privacy-policy
NOTICE | While Oceania Cruises makes every effort to adhere to thespecifics shown in this brochure, circumstances may require otherwise.
All information contained herein is subject to change without noticeat Oceania Cruises’ discretion. All schedules and fares listed in thisbrochure are subject to change without notice. Oceania Cruises is not
responsible or liable for typographical errors, omissions or misprints.

TERMS & CONDITIONS * Special offer and fares expire 31sth December 2022 and are subject to availability. Fares listed are in U.S dollars, are per person, based on double occupancy, except fares for Solo category are for a single traveller and include Non-Commissionable Fares. Cruise-related
government fees and taxes are included. Pricing and promotions are valid only for residents of Asia and for purchase through travel agents located in Asia. All advertised offers and applicable shipboard credits, upgrades or special amenities shown are per stateroom ‭based on double occupancy except
fares for Solo category are for a single traveller, are subject to availability at time of booking, may not be combinable with groups or other offers or loyalty programme benefits, are capacity controlled and may be withdrawn without prior ‭notice or remain in effect after the expiration date. Transfers
are restricted to guests utilising pre-cruise hotel stay & residents within 50 miles from the cruise port in San Diego, Miami or New York. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Free Internet amenity is one per stateroom; Owner’s and Vista Suites receive access for two devices per suite. Visit
OceaniaCruises.com/Internet for more details. Free Medical Care restrictions apply. Medical Services included in the Exclusive Prestige Package: Any visits and admissions to the onboard Medical Centre, any medical services typically provided by our onboard medical staff for which we normally charge
a fee, any medical tests administered onboard (i.e. x-rays, ECG, labs, etc.) and any medications from our onboard pharmacy prescribed by the onboard doctor. Medical Services that are not included: Refills on any prescription drugs not prescribed by the onboard doctor, any and all costs associated withtransferring a guest to land based facility for treatment, emergency medical evacuations charges (i.e. medical escort, transport, etc.) and any other costs incurred off the ship or by an outside provider (i.e. consults with Cleveland Clinic, shoreside referral, etc.). Free pre-paid gratuities do not apply toservice charges relating to private dining, spa treatments or alcoholic beverages which will incur a compulsory service fee (approx. 20%). OLife Choice amenities are per stateroom, based on double occupancy and subject to change; except OLife Choice amenities for single travellers who are booked ina Solo category, and are at the per guest rate. OLife Choice free shore excursions vary by voyage and exclude Oceania Select, Oceania Exclusive, Executive Collection, Food & Wine Trails, Wellness Discovery Tours by Aquamar, Go Local, Go Green, Beyond Blueprints and Culinary Discovery Tours. If shore
excursion amenity is selected, all excursions must be chosen at least 14 days prior to sailing. OLife Choice beverage package amenity is House Select. Guests in the same stateroom must choose the same OLife Choice amenity and amenity must be chosen by final payment. Optional Overland Tours
are available for an additional cost; dates/tours subject to change. All land tours are capacity controlled and subject to availability. Tours falling under the minimum number of required participants are subject to cancellation. Complete Terms and Conditions may be found in the Guest Ticket Contract.
Please see our website for additional visa and documentation requirements. Single rate and rate for 3rd and 4th guests are available upon request; call for details. Cruise Ship Fuel Surcharge may apply and, if applicable is additional revenue to Oceania Cruises. Special Fares are based on publishedInternational Sale Fares. International Full Brochure Fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all cabin categories, may not have been in effect during the last 90 days and do not include Personal Charges and Optional Facilities and Services Fees as defined in the Terms and Conditions of the Guest
Ticket Contract which may be viewed at OceaniaCruises.com. Suite and stateroom measurements are approximate, and those in same category may vary in size. They may also have different furniture placement than as depicted in the photographs. Additional taxes in country of purchase may apply.
Additional Terms and Conditions may apply. Complete Terms and Conditions may be found at OceaniaCruises.com or in the Guest Ticket Contract. The privacy and protection of personal data is very important to us, and we collect, use, share and secure that data as described in our privacy policy,
which is available on our website at OceaniaCruises.com/legal/privacy-policy. Oceania Cruises reserves the right to correct errors or omissions and to change any and all fares, fees and surcharges at any time. Ships’ Registry: Marshall Islands. Hong Kong License number: 354364 AUG2225109ASIA

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“Every day is a journey,
and the journey itself is home.”– Matsuo Bashõ

“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float,
To gain all while you give,To roam the roads of lands remote,To travel is to live.”– HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN