Oceania Cruises has received the Oceania Allura liner

Oceania Cruises has received a new ship Oceania Allura. Built at the Fincantieri shipyard in Genoa, the 1,200-passenger ship is the second Allura-class vessel in the company's fleet.

Oceania Allura is the successor to her twin — Oceania Vista, which was launched in May 2023.

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“Oceania Allura is our most innovative and luxurious ship to date, representing a bold vision for the next generation of luxury travel,” said Jason Montague Chief Luxury Officer Oceania Cruises. 



“As always, at the core of this remarkable ship is an exceptional crew committed to providing our guests with unrivaled cuisine, personalized, intuitive service, and exciting life-enriching experiences,” he added.

“At Oceania Cruises, food is at the heart of everything we do. Our philosophy of Finest Cuisine at Sea is the signpost that guides our entire company,” said Alexis Quaretti, Executive Chef and Executive Culinary Director of Oceania Cruises. 

“The launch of our beautiful Oceania Allura is a stepping stone into our future and the culmination of years of hard work by thousands of talented people, from our designers and shipyard workers to our crew on board,” added Quaretti.


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Oceania Allura will feature new restaurants, new menus, and updated takes on favorites. New dishes and menu items will be rolled out across the fleet throughout the year and into 2026.
- New additions include Crêperie, featuring authentic French crepes, Belgian waffles, and Italian ice cream sundaes.
- Oceania Allura also welcomes back Jacques, offering elegant takes on French classics like duck in orange sauce with Grand Marnier liqueur.
- Red Ginger has expanded its menu with nearly a dozen dishes inspired by Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei cuisine, including leche de tigre tuna ceviche, braised lomo saltado beef short ribs, miso mousse with sweet potato, and crispy crab tempura in bao buns. - The main dining room on board - Oceania Allura features over 270 new recipes developed by the culinary team led by French chefs Alexis Quaretti and Eric Barale. - A new Gerard Bertrand wine dinner is launched with

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Following Oceania Allura, Oceania Sonata will join us in summer 2027, followed by her sister ship Oceania Arietta in 2029.

During the handover ceremony in Genoa, Montague announced that two more Sonata-class vessels will join the fleet. These vessels, previously ordered as an option, are now officially confirmed for delivery in 2032 and 2035 respectively.

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