Live · sailing at 14 kn · Sydney NS
Oceania Cruises · NCLH ALLURA
Oceania Vista
Guests
1,218 – 1,469
Crew
800
Cabins
613
Length
251 m
Space ratio
46
Homeport pattern
Barcelona
Where she is right now
En route · Sydney NS· 9/17/2026, 9:49:55 AM· Course 330°
Position
46.20°N, 59.65°W
Heading
330° · COG 333°
Speed
14 kn
Destination
Sydney NS
Our take · opinion
Food-first Allura calm
Oceania Vista is the adults-only Allura-class food ship we would book when the itinerary matters and you still want serious dining without megaship noise. Almost every room opens to air, which is rare even in this segment.
We experience Vista as Oceania's refreshed midsize playbook: quieter public rooms, destination pacing, and a culinary roster that still leads the conversation on board. Days feel unhurried on the pool deck and in the Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center, while evenings move through reservation specialty rooms rather than a nightclub circuit. Since early 2026 the line sails adults-only, which matches the calm we already expected aboard.
Cabins are the structural win because there are no interior or classic oceanview rooms in the inventory. You get balconies, French balconies, and suites, with most categories around a generous footprint, plus Solo Studio cabins for single travelers who want their own door. Aft Owner's Suites are the wraparound terrace flex when outdoor space is the brief, so ask us about midship versus under-public-deck banks before you lock a category.
Dining is why we send food-led couples here in the first place, with Grand Dining Room for nightly mains and Jacques, Polo Grill, Toscana, and Red Ginger as the no-surcharge specialty circuit that needs advance reservations. Casual bites live at Waves Grill and Terrace Cafe, and versus Marina and Riviera she brings newer outdoor space with the same culinary DNA. Scan sailings on this page, then ask us which voyage and stateroom bank fit your dates.
She's for
- Adults-only couples who want food-led midsize luxury
- Travelers who refuse interior cabins and want balcony inventory
- Solo guests who can use Studio categories
- Repeat Oceania guests ready for Allura-class updates
She's not for
- Families with children under the adults-only policy
- Shoppers chasing waterparks, casinos, or party nightlife
- Anyone who wants a megaship neighborhood map
Honest caveat
Specialty restaurants are complimentary but reservation-scarce on popular nights. We’ll lock Jacques, Polo Grill, and Red Ginger timing with your cabin choice so you don’t miss the food story you booked for.
The record · ship backgroundOceania Vista, on paper
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The record · ship background
Oceania Vista, on paper
Show ship backgroundHide ship backgroundOceania Vista is the lead Allura-class ship for Oceania Cruises, built by Fincantieri at Sestri Ponente in Genoa and inaugurated in May 2023. She is the seventh vessel in the Oceania fleet and the first of two Allura sisters; Allura followed in 2025. The class sits near Marina and Riviera in guest count while updating outdoor decks and stateroom mix, notably eliminating interior and traditional oceanview categories.
Oceania and sister brand Regent Seven Seas sit under Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. From January 2026 Oceania operates as an adults-only brand, still emphasizing destination itineraries plus around-the-world voyages, with specialty dining included in the fare subject to reservations. Capacity, decks, and tonnage live on the fact sheet beside this record.
Deployments rotate through Europe, the Americas, and longer exotic strings depending on season. Barcelona and other Mediterranean hubs appear often in the schedule alongside warm-water winters. Confirm this sailing's embarkation on the table below, and use the fact sheet on this page for GT, decks, and capacity.
Build record
- Keel to delivery
- 2021 – 2023
- Inaugural
- May 2023, Genoa
- Fuel
- Marine gas oil
- Sisters
- Allura, Marina, Riviera
Commerce
Upcoming sailings
40 itineraries · 97 sail dates on Oceania Vista. Fares are live and change daily.
| Sailing | Date | Depart | Nights | $/n | Inside | Balcony | Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quebec & Atlantic CanadaMontreal | Quebec City | Baie-Comeau | Sept-Iles | Havre Saint Pierre | Corner Brook | Sydney | Saint John (Bay Of Fundy) | Portland | New York | Sep 25, 2026 | Montreal | 11 | $804 | $8,843 | $8,843 | — |
| Caribbean EnchantmentNew York | Charlotte Amalie | Tortola | St Johns | Basseterre | Castries | St Georges | Willemstad | Oranjestad | Miami | Oct 28, 2026 | New York City | 14 | $367 | $5,136 | $5,136 | $7,416 |
| Dutchman's CaribbeanMiami | George Town | Falmouth | Oranjestad | Willemstad | St Georges | Bridgetown | Castries | Basseterre | Miami | Nov 11, 2026 | Miami | 14 | $381 | $5,334 | $5,334 | $14,808 |
| Antillean Island SojournMiami | Charlotte Amalie | Philipsburg | Gustavia | Fort-De-France | Pointe A Pitre | St Johns | Tortola | Miami | Nov 25, 2026 | Miami | 12 | $415 | $4,984 | $4,984 | $6,194 |
| Tropical RetreatsMiami | Cozumel | Roatan | Harvest Caye | Costa Maya | Miami · 2 dates | Dec 7, 2026 | Miami | 7 | $378 | $2,644 | $2,644 | $7,483 |
| Balmy Island HolidayMiami | Tortola | Charlotte Amalie | Nassau | Miami | Dec 21, 2026 | Miami | 7 | $471 | $3,297 | $3,297 | $7,951 |
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