Oceania Has a Day of Record Bookings

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Sirena // photo by Oceania Cruises 

Oceania Cruises’ 2016 season is highly anticipated, as made clear by a record-setting bookings day last week. The line’s new ship, Sirena, and new itineraries helped to create the record. Sirena, the 684-passenger ship, will enter service on April 27, 2016. Oceania Cruises’ 2016 itinerary collection was also released last week. There are a total of 90 new itineraries, and 50 of these will be extended journeys.  

“With the addition of Sirena to the Oceania Cruises fleet we can expand the realm of possibilities and stretch our imagination when it comes to itinerary planning, providing our guests even more options,” said Jason Montague, president and chief operating officer for Oceania Cruises.

Sirena will undergo a refurbishment before sailing 10- to 14-day trips in the Mediterranean. The ship will have specialty dining options, including Toscana and Polo Grill and Terrace Café. The new itineraries include seven Grand Voyages, like a 90-night round-trip from Miami and a 40-night trip from Vancouver to Montreal.  

With the addition of Sirena, Oceania now has a six-ship fleet.