Sirena

Oceania Sirena has the character of a private club that happens to travel the world. Carrying approximately 670 guests, she offers an intimate setting where polished service, elegant surroundings, and destination-focused voyages take precedence over crowds or large-scale attractions. Teak decks, custom stonework, refreshed furnishings, and soft sea-inspired tones give the ship a graceful atmosphere that feels sophisticated without becoming formal.

Sirena joined Oceania Cruises in 2016 following an extensive refurbishment that renewed her public spaces and accommodations. More recent enhancements have continued that transformation, leaving every suite and stateroom refreshed with updated bathrooms, fabrics, furnishings, and lighting.

Cuisine gives each day its own rhythm. The Grand Dining Room serves changing menus in an elegant setting, while Red Ginger brings contemporary Asian flavors to a ship of this intimate size. Tuscan Steak combines the Italian traditions of Toscana with the steakhouse character of Polo Grill, creating a distinctive restaurant found aboard Sirena. Terrace Café and Waves Grill offer more relaxed choices, and every restaurant is complimentary with open seating.

Away from the dining rooms, guests can settle into the English-style library, linger over cocktails and piano music at Martinis, or enjoy broad sea views from Horizons. Afternoon tea, enrichment talks, live music, production performances, spa treatments, and quiet time beside the pool bring gentle variety to sea days without disrupting the ship’s unhurried personality.

Accommodations range from Inside and Oceanview Staterooms to Veranda and Concierge Level categories, Penthouse Suites, Vista Suites, and Owner’s Suites. Private-veranda rooms create a personal place to enjoy port arrivals, while larger suites add expansive living areas and 24-hour butler service.

Sirena’s intimate proportions are especially appealing on voyages through the Mediterranean and Africa. Along the Mediterranean, she can move between historic ports, island harbors, and coastal cities with an itinerary-rich pace. Longer African journeys introduce dramatic coastlines, wildlife gateways, and extended ocean passages that allow guests to settle more deeply into life aboard the ship. Current and upcoming voyages include Mediterranean routes as well as longer sailings connecting Europe, Cape Town, East Africa, and Asia.

Oceania Sirena is most memorable not for a single headline feature, but for how naturally everything works together: a favorite table at dinner, familiar faces in the lounge, a quiet veranda at sunrise, and a new destination waiting just beyond the harbor.