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Oceania Cruises Unveils 2025 Hosted Voyages

by Dori Saltzman / September 26, 2024
oceania cruises' riviera cruise ship

Photo: Oceania Cruises

Oceania Cruises will sail a series of specialty cruises next year with hosts that range from authors and TV personalities to chefs and culinary directors. Each voyage will feature expert-led onboard programming including enrichment lectures, live cooking demonstrations and cooking classes, themed Chef’s Market dinner, fireside chats, and hosted shore excursions.

“These voyages are a celebration of our commitment to creating one-of-a-kind travel experiences, offering an unparalleled fusion of culinary and cultural offerings for our guests,” said Frank A. Del Rio, president of Oceania Cruises.

Specialty voyages include:

  • Sirena Godmother, cookbook author, and PBS cooking show host Claudine Pepin (14 days, Barcelona to Dublin, May 20-June 3)
  • Cookbook author and TV personality Sara Moulton (9 days, Barcelona to Athens, May 26-June 4)
  • “Food & Wine” 2023 Best New Chef Aisha Ibrahim (10 days, RT Seattle, Aug. 18-28)
  • Master Chef Alex Quaretti and Eric Barale (12 days, Barcelona to Istanbul, Sept. 14-26)
  • Oceania Club Reunion with Captain Demitris Flokos, Leslie Jon, and Neli Arias (15 days, Hong Kong to Bangkok, Oct. 22-Nov. 6)
  
  
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