Oceania Cruises has taken delivery of its first Allura-class vessel, Oceania Vista, at Fincantieri’s Genoa shipyard.
The 1,200-guest ship features several firsts for the brand – including three new dining concepts.
The line claimed the vessel would offer “the most spacious standard staterooms at sea” and a “market-leading” service ratio of two staff members for every three guests.
Vista will be christened on 8 May in Valletta and spend its first summer season in the Mediterranean.
The ship will later sail to Canada and New England before a winter deployment exploring the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America.
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Oceania Cruises has taken delivery of its first Allura-class vessel, Oceania Vista, at Fincantieri’s Genoa shipyard.
The 1,200-guest ship features several firsts for the brand – including three new dining concepts.
The line claimed the vessel would offer “the most spacious standard staterooms at sea” and a “market-leading” service ratio of two staff members for every three guests.
Vista will be christened on 8 May in Valletta and spend its first summer season in the Mediterranean.
The ship will later sail to Canada and New England before a winter deployment exploring the Caribbean, Mexico and Central America.
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