Pros beautiful ship, concierge level cabin spacious,well equipped, food simply outstanding ,service levels throughout excellent. Entertainment better than silversea Cons poor internet connection throughout cruise, 2 ports substituted pre cruise and one changed during cruise, excursions offered by Oceania expensive
Just come back from 7 day mediteranean trip and amazed at how good it was. Ship was clean, rooms were very comfortable, staff were brilliant and food was consistently fantastic. Lobster Thermidor and tails, filet mignon, etc etc. Even the entertainment for a smallish ship was very good. We had our first cruise last year with NCL which was ok but this was a whole new level up. My wife and I had a great time and would definitely choose this ship again.
Although frequent cruisers this was our first Oceania cruise. Really impressed with the standard of food, the entertainment, and the happy staff. We had an inside cabin, it had excellent storage but the shower was tiny. The smallest I have ever seen on a cruise ship. As a smaller ship Sirena was able to get into the smaller ports which gave access to less commercialised places. We didn’t’ do Oceania excursions as they appeared to be very expensive, but didn’t feel that we missed out.
We've just returned from an excellent cruise on Oceania Sirena. The smaller size of the ship works well for us, as we don't need all the attractions like climbing walls, wave simulator etc. The first time we sailed with Oceania was aboard the new Allura, which was beautiful in design, this ship was older, but still lovely, and very comfortable. The itinerary took in a wonderful selection of ports - Malta, Sicily, the Amalfi coast, Portofino, the South of France and Palma, Majorca, ending in Barcelona. The food was very good too, and very varied. The entertainment was excellent, some very talented performers. We would definitely sail with Oceania again, and would also recommend Iglu Cruise.