New around-the-world cruise to set sail from 2027
The journey will depart on 26 February 2027 aboard the Oceania Vista, visiting over 80 ports across 34 countries and four continents.
The itinerary includes extensive time in Asia, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean, with overnight stops in cities such as Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, and Mumbai.
The 1,200-guest ship offers spacious staterooms, a high crew-to-guest ratio, 11 dining venues, and a strong culinary focus with onboard classes and tours.
Starting at £40,863 per person, the sailing includes complimentary amenities like unlimited drinks or a shore excursion credit, and is part of Oceania Cruises' 2027 'Around the World' voyages.
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