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Oceania Sonata

Oceania Sonata is a new Oceania Cruises cruise ship of the Sonata class, due to make her maiden voyage on August 7, 2027. She will measure 86,000 gross tons and will carry 1,390 guests with a crew of 855. She is set to sail Mediterranean, Caribbean, Panama Canal itineraries.

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About Oceania Sonata

Oceania Sonata is an upcoming ship, the first of a planned five-ship Sonata class, under construction at Fincantieri's Marghera yard in Italy, where she was floated out in August 2026. At about 86,000 gross tons she will be nearly 30% larger than Allura but carry only 1,390 guests, looked after by 855 crew, in 695 rooms and suites, a third of them suites. Her maiden voyage, a 14-day Mediterranean cruise from Rome to Trieste, departs August 7, 2027; after a European season she crosses to Miami for Caribbean, Panama Canal and Mexico voyages through April 2028. She is to have 13 dining venues, including La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France and Nikkei Kitchen.

Deck plans

No deck plans on record for this ship yet.

Where she will sail

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Oceania Sonata?

Oceania Sonata is being built for Oceania Cruises and belongs to its Sonata class.

When does Oceania Sonata enter service?

Oceania Sonata is a new ship for Oceania Cruises. Her maiden voyage is scheduled for August 7, 2027.

How big is Oceania Sonata?

Oceania Sonata measures 86,000 gross tons and 281 metres in length.

How crowded does Oceania Sonata feel?

Oceania Sonata has a passenger space ratio of 61.9: 86,000 gross tons for 1,390 guests. Ratios over 50 feel spacious and under 30 busy, so Oceania Sonata feels spacious for her size.

How many passengers does Oceania Sonata carry?

Oceania Sonata will carry 1,390 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 855 (about 1.6 guests per crew member).

Where does Oceania Sonata sail?

Oceania Sonata is set to sail Mediterranean, Caribbean and Panama Canal itineraries.

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