Singapore Oceania Insignia Cruise Reviews

We chose this cruise for the itinerary, which was very interesting. Unfortunately, due to heavy fog, we were unable to dock in Shanghai, which threw off the ship's schedule. However, the ship offered a free cocktail hour to try to make up for our disappointment. We were staying in a penthouse, and our butler was excellent, as were all the service personnel on the ship. I felt the cabin was a ...

OCEANIA adverts: Featuring FREE Unlimited Internet, plus choose one of the below FREE: 4 - 10 FREE Shore Excursions FREE House Beverage Package $400 - $1000 Shipboard Credit We booked this cruise while travelling on the Marina last autumn, one reason for which was an interest to compare the small Oceania ships with the 'identical' Azamara Journey, which we like very much. ...

This was our second cruise with Oceania. The first was a tour of the Baltic on the Marina. We chose this cruise because of it's interesting itinerary. The Insignia was appointed very nicely. We found the smaller ship to be a bit more intimate than the Marina. Our penthouse was nicely appointed and the size was adequate. The food for the most part was excellent. The meals in the main dining ...

There are eight (8) R Ships on the seas with different cruise lines. They are all identical, were built for Renaissance Cruises in 1999-2000 just before they went insolvent. The Ships sat at anchor for years before being renovated and put back in service. They are 30,000 ton ships, a perfect size and take 600-700 passengers. I love the "R" Ships, especially with Azamara and Oceania ...

We sailed the Med with Oceania Riviera and loved the 'O' experience. This itinerary through Asia suited us and was all we thought it would be and probably more. The Insignia (smaller ship) was perfectly sized for the ports as it was able to berth in locations that the larger ships could not, offering fantastic access to places like Ho Chi Min city and Bangkok and wonderful sights along the way to ...

First time cruisers on Oceania. My wife and I are both in our early 50's and have to admit that we felt very young on this ship, both in a positive and negative way. Spent two extra days in Singapore, which I would highly recommend to anyone embarking in this port, what a wonderful city to explore and an easy gateway into Asian cities and culture. The itinerary was outstanding, enjoyed every port. ...

We had already booked for the Sydney to Miami final three sectors of the January 2015 World cruise, and were on Marina over the 2014 Christmas period when news of the Insignia fire, and subsequent repairs in San Juan, came through. As expected, quite a few full RTW passengers cancelled out (quite understandable if they wanted to go all the way around.) We decided to pick up one of the Singapore - ...