Oceania Allura at Sestri Ponente, Genoa, July 2025

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Oceania Allura

Oceania Allura is a Oceania Cruises cruise ship of the Allura class, in service since 2025. She measures 67,817 gross tons and carries 1,200 guests. She sails Caribbean, Mediterranean itineraries.

About Oceania Allura

Oceania Allura is Vista's sister and the second Allura-class ship, delivered by Fincantieri on July 10, 2025, and christened in Miami that November. At about 67,800 gross tons with 1,200 guests at double occupancy, she brought back Jacques, Oceania's original French restaurant, and added a Crêperie and Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei dishes at Red Ginger. She sails Caribbean voyages from Miami over the 2026-27 winter, and from November 2027 the line's first full winter season in the Mediterranean, between ports such as Barcelona, Rome, Athens and Istanbul.

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Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Oceania Allura?

Oceania Allura is operated by Oceania Cruises and belongs to its Allura class.

How big is Oceania Allura?

Oceania Allura measures 67,817 gross tons and 241 metres in length.

How crowded does Oceania Allura feel?

Oceania Allura has a passenger space ratio of 56.5: 67,817 gross tons for 1,200 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Oceania Allura feels spacious for her size.

How many passengers does Oceania Allura carry?

Oceania Allura carries 1,200 guests at double occupancy.

When did Oceania Allura enter service?

Oceania Allura entered service in 2025.

Where does Oceania Allura sail?

Oceania Allura sails Caribbean and Mediterranean itineraries.

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News about Oceania Allura

  1. Oceania will keep a ship in the Mediterranean all winter for the first time ever

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