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Oceania Marina alongside in Sète, France
Oceania Cruises · Oceania Class

Oceania Marina

“The first of Oceania's O-class ships — a 1,250-guest foodie ship with a hands-on Culinary Center.”

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Launched
2011
Gross Tonnage
66,084 GT
Passengers
1,250
Decks
11
Home Port
Varies by itinerary (Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Caribbean)

Oceania Marina entered service on 22 January 2011 and is the lead ship of the Oceania class, built by Fincantieri in Genoa. At about 66,000 gross tons and 1,250 guests she is the larger of Oceania's two O-class ships, with Jacques, the French bistro designed by Jacques Pépin, a Culinary Center for hands-on cooking classes and an Artist Loft, alongside Toscana, Polo Grill and Red Ginger. Like the rest of the fleet she is built around "The Finest Cuisine at Sea".

✦ The standout feature

Jacques, the French bistro created by Jacques Pépin, and a Culinary Center where guests cook hands-on — found only on Marina and Riviera.

What’s Onboard

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Dining

  • ✓Grand Dining Room — main dining room
  • ✓Toscana — Italian trattoria with handmade pasta
  • ✓Polo Grill — classic steakhouse
  • ✓Red Ginger — pan-Asian restaurant
  • ✓Jacques — French bistro designed by Jacques Pépin
  • ✓All specialty restaurants included with no cover charge
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Pools & Recreation

  • ✓Pool deck with whirlpools
  • ✓Aquamar Spa and Vitality Center
  • ✓Fitness center
  • ✓Jogging and walking deck
  • ✓Sun decks and deck games
  • ✓Waves Grill poolside dining
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Entertainment

  • ✓Culinary Center — hands-on cooking classes
  • ✓Artist Loft — art classes
  • ✓Horizons panoramic lounge
  • ✓Baristas coffee bar
  • ✓Casino and show lounge
  • ✓Enrichment lectures and destination talks
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Cabins

  • ✓About 625 staterooms and suites
  • ✓Inside, Oceanview, Veranda and Suite categories
  • ✓Penthouse, Vista and Owner's Suites
  • ✓Concierge-level veranda staterooms
  • ✓Accessible staterooms
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Family & Kids

  • ✓Geared toward adult travelers
  • ✓No kids' clubs or children's pools
  • ✓Quiet, refined "country club casual" atmosphere
  • ✓No big-ship waterslides or party decks
  • ✓Enrichment lectures and destination talks

Video Tour

Oceania Marina Full Ship Tour

✓ Best for
  • ✦Food lovers who want fine dining included
  • ✦Couples and solo travelers wanting a refined mid-size ship
  • ✦Destination-focused itineraries of 10 days or more
  • ✦Travelers who like included gratuities, Wi-Fi and specialty dining
✗ Not the right fit for

Families with children and travelers wanting big-ship entertainment, waterslides or a party atmosphere.

Typical pricing

Roughly $2,500–$5,000 pp for 7 nights (inside), higher for suites; fare includes gratuities, Wi-Fi, specialty dining and a shore excursion credit or beverage package

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Oceania Marina enter service?▼
Oceania Marina entered service on 22 January 2011 as the first Oceania-class ship.
How big is Oceania Marina?▼
About 66,084 gross tons and 782 feet long, carrying 1,250 guests.
What is Jacques on Oceania Marina?▼
Jacques is a French bistro designed by Jacques Pépin, Oceania's executive culinary director. It is found only on Marina and Riviera.
Are specialty restaurants included on Oceania Marina?▼
Yes — all specialty restaurants are included at no extra cover charge, though reservations are required.
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