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The ship in numbers
- Launched 1998
- Tonnage 30277
- Wheelchair accessible cabins 3
- Decks 11
- Lifts 4
- Pools 1
- Restaurants 4
- Formal nights Yes
- Adult only Yes
- Maximum capacity 656
- Crew 410
- Refurbished 2019
What's onboard
Dining
With elegance and excellence underpinning every experience with Oceania Cruises, you can expect some of the finest dining at sea while sailing on Oceania Regatta. From tasty traditional dishes from Italy and America to modern twists on classic cuisines from around the world, you’ll be spoilt for choice throughout your voyage. Dining highlights on Oceania Regatta include:
- Terrace Café - an informal venue, you'll find a world of wonderful food and flavourful cuisine here throughout breakfast, into lunch, and during dinner.
- Polo Grill - this restaurant embodies all the elements of a classic steakhouse, with a menu of time-honoured favourites (including surf and turf) to enjoy.
- Toscana - offering a truly elegant taste of Italy, you can enjoy a range of sensational Tuscan cuisine when you dine here.
- Waves Grill - serving a selection of American classics al fresco throughout the afternoon, this poolside venue is a great place for a light bite.
- Horizons - teatime is always a treat and Horizons promises to deliver a delicious Afternoon Tea every day you're sailing with Oceania Regatta.
- Grand Dining Room - when you dine here, you’ll be able to enjoy a sensational menu of fantastic food that rotates daily; so, if you’re not sure what you want to eat, this is a fantastic place to try different delicious dishes daily.
Entertainment
The entertainment onboard Oceania Regatta is as sophisticated and understated as the rest of the ship with something to suit whatever mood you may be feeling.
- Martinis- cocktails and live piano music are the stars of this bar.
- Lounge- one of the main entertainment venues, guests can enjoy anything from live bands to magicians and comedians.
- Grand Bar- the perfect spot for a drink with other guests before dinner.
- Horizons- if you’re looking for somewhere to dance and enjoy cocktails, this is the place to go.
- Waves Bar- for an al fresco drink under the stars, look no further than Waves Bar.
Things to do
Spa and fitness
The Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center brings over 30 years experience onboard Oceania Regatta to help guests reach ultimate levels of relaxation. The spa offers a superb variety of facilities and treatments, from acupuncture to body wraps and massages:
- Acupuncture
- Ayurveda
- Body Treatments
- Body Wraps
- Conditioning Body Scrubs
- Healing Energy
- Massage
- Optional Massage Enhancements
- Skin care
- Tanning treatments
- Treatments from the East
- Two-By-Two Massage
For fitness lovers, there’s also an onboard gym with all the equipment that you need to work up a sweat. Alternatively, for those who prefer to exercise in groups, there are various classes of different paces offered throughout the cruise.
Recreation
Recreation onboard Oceania Regatta offers everything you need to stay busy during your time on the ship. If you’d like to enjoy a few leisurely hours you can relax by the pool with a cocktail in one hand and your favourite book in the other as you soak up the sun rays. A hidden gem onboard is the quiet surroundings of the English-style library where you can browse the impressive collection of fiction and non-fiction stories before participating in one of the engaging enrichment classes available during the cruise.
In addition, the vibrant Casino, 8 lounges and bars and the boutique shopping mean that there is a spot for everyone onboard Oceania Regatta.
Useful Information
An Improved Experience with Oceania Cruises’ Your World Included
Oceania Cruises’ Your World Included is a new package of improved, always-included amenities that will be available to every guest onboard at no additional cost – regardless of their cabin class or suite. Your World Included offers everyone on board the following:
- Complimentary dining at gourmet specialty restaurants
- In-Suite and In-Stateroom Dining (24-hour room service)
- Unlimited Wi-Fi (via Starlink, for one device per stateroom)
- Complimentary drinks (bottled water, soft drinks, fruit juices, specialty coffee, teas, pressed juices, fruit smoothies)
- Complimentary desserts (homemade gelato and gourmet ice cream)
- Group fitness classes (at Aquamar Spa & Vitality Center)
- Laundry Services (free access to launderettes onboard, with laundry services and pressing available for Concierge and Suite level guests)
- Shipboard gratuities (all tips now included in cruise fare as standard)
- Extra shore excursion credit (value varies on length of sailing) OR complimentary wines and beers during lunch and dinner dining times
While you’ll still be able to customise your experience further with drinks packages, shore excursions, and more, this will give passengers aboard Oceania Cruises’ incredible ships even more to enjoy while they’re sailing to some of the world’s most stunning destinations.
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Iglu Cruise customer reviews for Oceania Regatta
We have just loved our last holiday on The Regatta. The itinerary, embarkation, suite, food, service all excellent. I think what we love most is the small cruise ships which makes for such a friendly and social atmosphere. Would recommend to anyone 😁
Cabin was good, very comfortable. Staff at all levels were excellent , nothing is too much trouble. Toilets and public areas were very clean, plenty of hand sanitizers in all areas. We had the basic drinks package, it was perfectly adequate drinks are available in all bars during allocated time. However, slightly disappointed with the food, main dining room food often cold, soggy, unappetising. Buffet breakfast and lunch food was not very exciting. Dinner buffet more choice , again food not very hot. Oceania (as they advertise)do not have the best food at sea Speciality restaurants were good. Entertainment was good, staff were brilliant. For a small ship there was plenty to do. Would travel on Oceania again.
Our first cruise with Oceania but ship very similar to Azamara Quest that we have sailed on twice before. Similar experience between both but the entertainment offerings on Regatta were poor by comparison with Azamara. Had issues with Destination Services stating that a trip that should have included a 15 minute stop at a beach for pictures was a typo error in the description.
Ship Staff crew cabin dining and special dining all fabulous. we had as many fresh towels in the cabin and for beach and poolside as we could possibly want. the cabin was cleaned every day and the bed turned down nightly. we had a balcony so it was nice to have some time watching sun sets especially during sail days. The Bars and restaurants were very nice and never overcrowded. Having afternoon tea was a nice touch as was the barista bar where you could grab a snack or cake with a coffee. The only slight criticism i would make is the service charge on each drink purchased. this was especially so when actually docked in port when there was also a port tax. We actually went independent on shore excursions which we found to be satisfactory as the ship excursions was so very expensive. We managed to attend the nightly entertainment every night and found them to be very good. After the main event there was singalong at the piano bar or the Horizons bar and karaoke if that's what you like. All in all the Polynesian Hawaii cruise was all what we hoped it would be a special cruise for a special anniversary.
