Offering all the facilities and amenities of ultra-premium cruising, but with a wide choice of cabin fares, Marina, like sister ship, Riviera, manages to bridge the divide between luxurious and value for money cruising. There is an impressive 800-strong staff tending to the needs of 1,250 guests, making for a personalised service and a relaxed and friendly ambience. Beautifully designed with high-end décor, original artworks and showstopping Lalique grand sweeping staircase, the ship feels like a floating 5-star hotel. 

The standout feature of all Oceania cruises is the food and guests benefit from an open-seating policy choosing where and when they dine at the five speciality restaurants, offering a choice of Asian, French, Italian, US, and European cuisine. There are also two exclusive restaurants, La Privée for luxurious private dining and La Reserve by Wine Spectator for paired dining experiences. Guests can also enjoy afternoon tea and choose from several casual dining options, along with a chance to relax in a range of bars and lounges. Daytime activities include workshops at the Artist Loft, cookery lessons at the Culinary Centre, relaxing by the pool or in the spa, working out in the fitness centre, enjoying enrichment talks and playing deck games. By night, there is an entertainment programme and casino.

Guests can choose from four categories of suite. We would recommend the Oceania Suite with living, dining and media rooms, indoor and outdoor whirlpool tubs and a second guest bathroom. Suites include 24-hour butler service, card-only access to the Executive Lounge for complimentary soft drinks, beverages and snacks and a range of upgraded amenities. Veranda Staterooms offer private balconies, while all cabins include a signature Tranquillity Bed, comfortable seating area, Wi-Fi, interactive TV with on-demand movies, complimentary soft drinks and water, along with an ensuite with robes and slippers. Marina offers longer length itineraries to Europe, Antarctica, North America, and the Middle East.