Discovering Scotland from Southampton, 4 September 2026 (11 nights)

Excellent cruise with first class dining and service. Excursions seem very expensive and mixed quality. Melilla tour was unimpressive - too much info and not enough awareness of group needs. Marseille was excellent, by contrast, although also a lot more interesting setting. Net curtains in Terrace are old-fashioned, look grubby and obscure view. Discard!!

An enjoyable 17 day cruise from Rio to Tenerife. Only problems were lack of Oceania staff on their shuttle bus.

Stateroom was good but felt it could have been a little larger. The balcony was fine. Public areas were newly refurbished and felt luxurous and clean. The Marina Lounge where the shows were held had the best sound system I've encountered. The table tennis area was severly lacking, only one table and wasn't sheltered from the wind. The buffet food in the Terrace Cafe was adequate. The menus in the Grand Dinning Room varied, some nights was okay, some nights exceptional. The food in the four speciality restaurants was especially good, Red Ginger being the favourite. I really like the size of ship, being large enough so that entertainment and facilities were good, and small enough to be able to nip into port without too much hassle and long waits for disembarking etc. I wouldn't hesitate to recomment the Marina.

To be honest for a cruise line who prides itself as being the best food at sea actually fell very short in our opinion, yes the speciality restaurants were good, however no better than many other of the cheaper cruise lines specialist dinning. The grand dinning and Waves Grill and buffet were very below standard, and we tried to get in to the specialists as much as we could but failed on a few occasions. Couldn't fault the room it was probably the best we have experienced and we have failed many many times. Staff in the while great, and ship decor was really nice, very clean. Entertainment could have been a little better but we've had worse.