Oceania Cruises has launched “simply MORE” promotion for guests booking new reservations beginning July 1, 2023, for sailings departing October 1, 2023, or later.
The brand’s new “simply MORE” promotion includes in their voyage fare a hassle-free arrival and departure with free roundtrip airfare and free airport transfers; shore excursion credit of up to $1,600 per stateroom to be spent on tours of their choice; and a comprehensive beverage package available during lunch and dinner featuring dozens of vintage champagnes, wines and international beers. The new level of inclusions sits alongside the line’s always included amenities: gourmet dining with no reservation fee or cover charge at specialty restaurants; teas and coffees, soft drinks and Vero Water; 24-hour room service; unlimited Wi-Fi; and fitness classes.
Oceania Cruises offers more than 8,000 immersive, educational and unique tour choices in its 600-plus ports of call. Travelers can choose to explore iconic bustling cities, lesser-known gems and tranquil islands in the same sailing thanks to the line’s destination-intensive itineraries. Shore excursion credit amounts vary by voyage length, from $600 per stateroom for an itinerary of seven to nine days, to $1,600 per stateroom on sailings of 31 to 35 days. The credit may be redeemed against all excursions, offering destination experiences including “Food & Wine Trails Tours” and “Culinary Discovery Tours” crafted for culinary connoisseurs, sustainability-focused “Go Green Tours” as well as luxurious excursions with a private car and driver, to name a few.
Note: The new “simply MORE” promotion, which replaces “OLife Choice,” includes a beverage package featuring free champagnes and wines, and more than 20 American and international beers, during lunch and dinner.
Reservations for guests sailing prior to October 1, 2023, will remain unchanged with amenities included as originally selected. For more information, visit www.oceaniacruises.com.
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