Marina

Timelessly sophisticated and built with food lovers in mind, Oceania Marina is a 1,250-guest O-class ship that helped define Oceania Cruises’ reputation for elegant small-ship luxury and destination-focused travel. Larger than the line’s 670-guest ships but still intimate compared with mainstream cruise vessels, Marina offers a broader collection of restaurants, lounges, suites, and enrichment venues while maintaining a refined, residential atmosphere. The ship is designed for travelers who want a polished onboard lifestyle built around cuisine, comfort, and global itineraries, from Mediterranean and Northern Europe voyages to Asia, South America, transoceanic crossings, and longer Grand Voyages. Oceania’s official ship page highlights Marina’s 2011 build year, 66,084 gross tonnage, 1,250-guest capacity, and 784.9-foot length. 

The culinary program is one of Marina’s defining strengths, with multiple open-seating gourmet restaurants, memorable food-and-wine experiences at La Reserve, and private dining at Privée. Public spaces such as the Lalique Grand Staircase, elegant lounges, spa and wellness areas, bars, and ocean-view decks give the ship an upscale yet comfortable personality. Guests can choose from beautifully appointed staterooms and suites, including larger Owner’s Suites with designer-inspired touches, creating a strong fit for couples, luxury travelers, and experienced cruisers who want Oceania’s culinary identity on a ship with more variety than the smaller R-class vessels. Marina is especially appealing for longer itineraries where dining choice, spacious public areas, and refined service are important throughout the journey.