Gold List 2009
Oceania Cruises
Tel: 800 531 5658
From the readers of Condé Nast Traveler:
This fleet's three small ships "can go places the bigger ships can't"—on all seven continents, in fact. Inside, dark woods and rich fabrics create a country club feel. "Even standard rooms have 700-thread-count linens," and most have balconies. No dinner reservations are needed for the main dining room, so travelers eat when and with whom they choose, while watching the waters pass by through giant windows. Destinations include Angkor Wat and South America's Iguaçu Falls, "though if there's anything weak with Oceania, it's the excursions." All ships have a full-service spa and a pool with eight private luxury cabanas. "Staff go above and beyond the call of duty."
Overall Score: 85.8
- Itinerary: 94.3
- Cabins: 87.3
- Service: 92.9
- Food: 93.0
- Design: 88.7
- Activities: 75.8
- Excursions: 68.1
Information may have changed since date of publication. Please confirm details with individual establishments before planning your trip.
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