Oceania Aruba Cruise Reviews

This was our fifth Oceania cruise and our first transatlantic. We are in our late 70's and have some mobility challenges; so the port intensive itineraries can be exhausting. This was our experiment to see how we would like more sea days, and it did not disappoint. Sirena, one of the smaller O ships, is also a good size for us. We selected a penthouse suite right by the aft elevators; so we ...

We like the smaller boats, 800 guests or less, that cater to people looking for comfortable rooms, good service, fun destinations, and great dining. Many reviews give Oceania high marks in this regard and we to compare them with our regular cruise line of choice. Our room with balcony, although smaller than our norm, was comfortable, well laid out with adequate storage, clean and well ...

Having done dozens of cruises, I was looking forward to my first Oceania cruise. Unfortunately very mixed reviews. Positives- beautiful suite Generally elegant public rooms Excellent specialty restaurant Good entertainment Gorgeous dining room china etc Most comfortable chaises at pool and lots of seating All crew very ...

My husband and I took the Serina cruise March 3rd - 10th. First we stayed in a penthouse room. Our butler was wonderful and housekeeper took great care of us. The Red Ginger was a great experience and food. We did have one good meal at you main restaurant and waves was our go to for lunch. Our disappointment started at the main restaurant when our food sat out for some time (my husband ...