Insignia
Sister to the Nautica and Regatta, Insignia is a country club-style luxury cruise ship with a real sense of adventure. Her atmosphere is welcoming and friendly, with a wonderful crew on-hand to meet every request. Sumptuous furnishings throughout the staterooms and suites ensure the more relaxing stay, while the award-winning Canyon Ranch SpaClub is the perfect place to unwind.
Oceania Cruises are renowned for having the finest dining at sea, and the restaurant options on Insignia are certainly no let down, with four venues to choose from. And at night, the Insignia Lounge plays host to live music, comedy and more.
Insignia is the first of the fleet to partake in Oceania’s extensive re-inspiration in December 2018. This involved a complete redesign of the ship, including entirely new suite and stateroom furnishings, refreshed colour palettes and rejuvenated spaces.
What's On-board
In Insignia’s four open seating restaurants, you can dine as and when you want and with the menus carefully created by renowned Master Chef Jacques Pepin, you know you’re going to get the very best. The main restaurant on-board is the Grand Dining room, with around 340 seats. The Polo Gill is also very popular serving prime steaks, freshly caught seafood and more. Toscana, is an upscale Italian venue serving upscale Tuscan fayre.
Insignia has 342 lavish suites and luxurious staterooms. All are beautifully appointed with rich Wenge walnut panelling and supple designer fabrics as well as fine furnishings.
For your leisure there’s a large heated pool, two whirlpool spas and a thalassotherapy pool on-board Oceania Insignia. There’s also a fitness track - perfect for an early morning jog. A state-of-the-art fitness facility, with the very latest exercise equipment as well as aerobic and fitness classes such as yoga and Pilates.
A relaxing spa experience awaits you on-board the Oceania Insignia. The award-winning Canyon Ranch Spa Club is a haven of relaxation, luxury and comfort. There’s a also beauty salon here, 3 treatment rooms and a steam room. Treatments at the Canyon Ranch Spa Club include facials, body contour wraps, full body massages and more.
Although Oceania welcomes guests of all ages aboard, the ship is designed for adults and doesn’t provide any specialised entertainment or supervision for children.
The Insignia´s entertainment centres on the lounge. Here, impressive headline acts include, hilarious comedians, mystifying magicians and live jazz bands performing nightly. In addition to here, entertainment is on offer in venue across the vessel including your choice of eight lounges and bars, such as the wonderful Horizons Observation Lounge. There’s also the luxurious on-board casino and martini bar, perfect for travellers hoping to strike it lucky at sea.
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Insignia Cabins 
It’s like another world inside these private retreats, which boast 160 square feet of beautifully designed luxury. The comfortable furnishings and warm woods add to the serenity. Each stateroom features a comfortable seating area, vanity desk, plenty of storage space, and queen or two twin bed accommodations. Category G staterooms are located in the mid-section of deck 4 and the forward sections of 6 and 7. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers French-milled toiletries Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. …
Comfortably located amidships on deck 6, these 143-square-foot staterooms are awash in natural sunlight from the expansive window with obstructed views. Serene hues and thoughtful amenities encourage total relaxation. Features include a vanity desk with chair, a small breakfast table and ample closet. The comfortable queen-size Tranquility Bed converts to two twins as needed. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers. French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full length mirror. Security safe. Writing desk and stationery. 20” flat-screen television …
Designed to maximize space, these exquisitely appointed 165-square-foot staterooms on deck 3 offer the comfort of queen or two twin bed accommodations, a seating area with sofa, vanity desk and breakfast table. Spectacular seascapes can be seen through a classic porthole. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers. French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full length mirror. Security safe. Writing desk and stationery. 20” flat-screen television with DVD and live satellite news and programming. Direct dial satellite phone and …
With the curtains drawn back and the ocean in full view, these spacious 165-square-foot staterooms, located on decks 4, 6 and 7, feel even more commodious. The custom-designed furnishings and stylish fabrics only add to the allure. Features include queen or two twin bed accommodations, spacious seating area, vanity desk and breakfast table. Category C2 staterooms are located in the forward section of deck 4. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels Thick cotton robes and slippers French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full …
Located throughout deck 6, these handsomely appointed, 216-square-foot staterooms boast our most requested luxury – a private teak veranda. Watch the world sail by while comfortably seated outdoors, or relax on your comfortable sofa inside. Other conveniences include a vanity desk, breakfast table and choice of queen or two twin bed accommodations. Category B2 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck 6.
The term “concierge” evolved from a French phrase referring to the person who tended to visiting nobles. Treating guests royally is also the guiding principle behind the design of our Concierge Level Staterooms (A1, A2 and A3) in preferred locations on deck 7. These beautifully decorated 216-square-foot staterooms mirror many of the luxurious amenities found in our Penthouse Suites, including a private teak veranda, flat-screen television, plush seating area and spacious closet. Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of these extraordinary staterooms. Category A3 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck 7.
Our most coveted suites with 786 square feet devoted to your pleasure. With sweeping views over the bow, they also present a wealth of amenities, ensuring that each moment is a pure delight. Ease into your own Jacuzzi. Watch first-run Hollywood movies on the 42” plasma flat-screen TV with Bose surround sound system or on a second flat-screen TV from the comfort of your bed. Play DVDs and CDs in the entertainment center, or access the Internet from the laptop computer provided while enjoying a favorite beverage from the refrigerated mini bar. Wake up wonderfully rested on the queen-sized Tranquility …
Located exclusively on deck 8, our collection of elegant Penthouse Suites features every imaginable creature comfort, much like a world-class hotel. Ingeniously designed for maximum space, each 322-square-foot oasis offers an immensely comfortable queen-sized Tranquility Bed which may be converted into two twins. There’s also plenty of space for the living area, private in-suite dining, refrigerated mini bar, vanity desk, and a bath with a tub. More room and even more magnificent views await you through the sliding glass door on the exquisitely furnished private teak veranda. Category PH3 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck
Our most spacious suites span nearly 1,000 square feet, every inch devoted to your pleasure. Located in premier corner locations on decks 6, 7, and 8, they present a wealth of amenities, ensuring that each moment is a pure delight. Ease into your own Jacuzzi. Watch first-run Hollywood movies on the 42” plasma flat-screen TV with Bose surround sound system or on a second flat-screen TV from the comfort of your bed. Play DVDs and CDs in the entertainment center, or access the Internet from the laptop computer provided while enjoying a favorite beverage from the refrigerated mini bar. Wake …
Insignia Cabins It’s like another world inside these private retreats, which boast 160 square feet of beautifully designed luxury. The comfortable furnishings and warm woods add to the serenity. Each stateroom features a comfortable seating area, vanity desk, plenty of storage space, and queen or two twin bed accommodations. Category G staterooms are located in the mid-section of deck 4 and the forward sections of 6 and 7. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers French-milled toiletries Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. …
Comfortably located amidships on deck 6, these 143-square-foot staterooms are awash in natural sunlight from the expansive window with obstructed views. Serene hues and thoughtful amenities encourage total relaxation. Features include a vanity desk with chair, a small breakfast table and ample closet. The comfortable queen-size Tranquility Bed converts to two twins as needed. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers. French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full length mirror. Security safe. Writing desk and stationery. 20” flat-screen television …
Designed to maximize space, these exquisitely appointed 165-square-foot staterooms on deck 3 offer the comfort of queen or two twin bed accommodations, a seating area with sofa, vanity desk and breakfast table. Spectacular seascapes can be seen through a classic porthole. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels. Thick cotton robes and slippers. French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full length mirror. Security safe. Writing desk and stationery. 20” flat-screen television with DVD and live satellite news and programming. Direct dial satellite phone and …
With the curtains drawn back and the ocean in full view, these spacious 165-square-foot staterooms, located on decks 4, 6 and 7, feel even more commodious. The custom-designed furnishings and stylish fabrics only add to the allure. Features include queen or two twin bed accommodations, spacious seating area, vanity desk and breakfast table. Category C2 staterooms are located in the forward section of deck 4. Stateroom Amenities: Prestige Tranquility Bed. Complimentary and extensive 24-hour room service menu. Twice-daily maid service. Plush cotton towels Thick cotton robes and slippers French-milled toiletries. Grohe handheld shower head. Handheld hair dryer. Full …
Located throughout deck 6, these handsomely appointed, 216-square-foot staterooms boast our most requested luxury – a private teak veranda. Watch the world sail by while comfortably seated outdoors, or relax on your comfortable sofa inside. Other conveniences include a vanity desk, breakfast table and choice of queen or two twin bed accommodations. Category B2 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck 6.
The term “concierge” evolved from a French phrase referring to the person who tended to visiting nobles. Treating guests royally is also the guiding principle behind the design of our Concierge Level Staterooms (A1, A2 and A3) in preferred locations on deck 7. These beautifully decorated 216-square-foot staterooms mirror many of the luxurious amenities found in our Penthouse Suites, including a private teak veranda, flat-screen television, plush seating area and spacious closet. Comfort and convenience are the hallmarks of these extraordinary staterooms. Category A3 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck 7.
Our most coveted suites with 786 square feet devoted to your pleasure. With sweeping views over the bow, they also present a wealth of amenities, ensuring that each moment is a pure delight. Ease into your own Jacuzzi. Watch first-run Hollywood movies on the 42” plasma flat-screen TV with Bose surround sound system or on a second flat-screen TV from the comfort of your bed. Play DVDs and CDs in the entertainment center, or access the Internet from the laptop computer provided while enjoying a favorite beverage from the refrigerated mini bar. Wake up wonderfully rested on the queen-sized Tranquility …
Located exclusively on deck 8, our collection of elegant Penthouse Suites features every imaginable creature comfort, much like a world-class hotel. Ingeniously designed for maximum space, each 322-square-foot oasis offers an immensely comfortable queen-sized Tranquility Bed which may be converted into two twins. There’s also plenty of space for the living area, private in-suite dining, refrigerated mini bar, vanity desk, and a bath with a tub. More room and even more magnificent views await you through the sliding glass door on the exquisitely furnished private teak veranda. Category PH3 staterooms are located in the forward and aft sections of deck
Our most spacious suites span nearly 1,000 square feet, every inch devoted to your pleasure. Located in premier corner locations on decks 6, 7, and 8, they present a wealth of amenities, ensuring that each moment is a pure delight. Ease into your own Jacuzzi. Watch first-run Hollywood movies on the 42” plasma flat-screen TV with Bose surround sound system or on a second flat-screen TV from the comfort of your bed. Play DVDs and CDs in the entertainment center, or access the Internet from the laptop computer provided while enjoying a favorite beverage from the refrigerated mini bar. Wake …
Oceania Insignia Itineraries | Departure Date | Itinerary | Embarkation port | Nights | Prices from | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23 November 2019 | Amazon Interlude - Miami to Miami | Miami, Florida | 25 | £7629pp view | |
| 18 December 2019 | Caribbean Melody - Roundtrip Miami | Miami, Florida | 10 | £2499pp view | |
| 08 January 2020 | Pacific Crossroads - Miami to Santiago De Chile | Miami, Florida | 40 | CALL view | |
| 26 January 2020 | Pacific Coast Sojourn | San Francisco | 22 | £4779pp view | |
| 04 March 2020 | Brazilian Rhapsody | Buenos Aires, Argentina | 11 | £3089pp view | |
| 04 March 2020 | Atlantic Adventures - Buenos Aires to Cape Town | Buenos Aires, Argentina | 36 | CALL view | |
| 09 April 2020 | Safaris to Temples - Cape Town to Singapore | Cape Town, South Africa | 30 | £7579pp view | |
| 09 May 2020 | Momentous Journey - Singapore to San Francisco | Singapore | 58 | CALL view | |
| 09 May 2020 | Momentous Journey - Singapore to San Francisco | Singapore | 58 | CALL view | |
| 09 May 2020 | Pagodas & Shrines - Singapore to Hong Kong | Singapore | 15 | £4999pp view | |
| 09 May 2020 | Momentous Journey | Singapore | 58 | CALL view | |
| 24 May 2020 | Divine Discoveries - Hong Kong to New York | Hong Kong | 63 | CALL view | |
| 05 July 2020 | Panama Canal Connection - SanFrancisco to New York | San Francisco | 20 | £5099pp view | |
| 25 July 2020 | Bermuda Bliss - Newyork to Newyork | New York City | 7 | £2279pp view | |
| 01 August 2020 | New York to New York | New York City | 7 | £2169pp view | |
| 08 August 2020 | New York to New York | New York City | 7 | £2249pp view | |
| 15 August 2020 | New York to Reykjavik | New York City | 15 | £4859pp view | |
| 15 August 2020 | New York to London | New York City | 42 | £11739pp view | |
| 15 August 2020 | New York to London | New York City | 27 | £8599pp view | |
| 30 August 2020 | Reykjavik to New York | Reykjavik | 27 | £6869pp view | |
| 30 August 2020 | Reykjavik to London | Reykjavik | 12 | £4039pp view | |
| 11 September 2020 | Atlantic Panorama - London to New York | Southampton | 15 | £3099pp view | |
| 26 September 2020 | New York to Montreal | New York City | 10 | £3749pp view | |
| 16 October 2020 | Fall Splendors - New York to Montreal | New York City | 10 | £3669pp view | |
| 26 October 2020 | Landmarks & Lighthouses - Montreal to Miami | Montreal | 15 | £3379pp view | |
| 10 November 2020 | Miami to Miami | Miami, Florida | 24 | £4999pp view | |
| 04 December 2020 | Miami to Los Angeles | Miami, Florida | 16 | £3049pp view | |
| 20 December 2020 | Holiday Rhythms - Los Angeles to Miami | Los Angeles | 20 | £3899pp view | |
| 09 January 2021 | Miami to Los Angeles | Miami, Florida | 16 | £4129pp view | |
| 09 January 2021 | Around the World - Miami to New York | Miami, Florida | 180 | £47799pp view | |
| 25 January 2021 | Los Angeles to Sydney | Los Angeles | 30 | £6899pp view | |
| 25 January 2021 | Odyssey of the Stars | Los Angeles | 164 | £32499pp view | |
| 25 February 2021 | Kangaroos to Komodos | Sydney, Australia | 28 | £7359pp view | |
| 25 March 2021 | Pagodas to Palaces | Hong Kong | 12 | £4039pp view | |
| 06 April 2021 | Shrines & Skyscrapers | Singapore | 20 | £4949pp view | |
| 26 April 2021 | Dubai to Istanbul | Dubai | 22 | CALL view | |
| 18 May 2021 | Istandul to Barcelona | Istanbul | 15 | £4079pp view | |
| 02 June 2021 | Ramblas to Royalty - Barcelona to London | Barcelona | 15 | £4429pp view | |
| 17 June 2021 | Skylines & Seasides | Southampton | 22 | £7219pp view | |
| 09 July 2021 | New York to New York | New York City | 7 | £3269pp view | |
| 16 July 2021 | New York to New York | New York City | 7 | £2479pp view | |
| 23 July 2021 | New York to New York | New York City | 7 | £2469pp view | |
| 30 July 2021 | New York to Reykjavik | New York City | 14 | £4599pp view | |
| 30 July 2021 | New York to New York | New York City | 53 | £13289pp view | |
| 30 July 2021 | New York to Stockholm | New York City | 26 | £7779pp view | |
| 13 August 2021 | Reykjavik to Stockholm | Reykjavik | 12 | £3999pp view | |
| 25 August 2021 | Stockholm to Amsterdam | Stockholm, Sweden | 12 | £3229pp view | |
| 25 August 2021 | Stockholm to New York | Stockholm, Sweden | 27 | £5949pp view | |
| 06 September 2021 | Amsterdam to New York | Amsterdam | 15 | £3359pp view | |
| 21 September 2021 | Seaside Coves - New York to New York | New York City | 10 | £3749pp view | |
| 01 October 2021 | Prismatic Fall - New York to Montreal | New York City | 10 | £3829pp view | |
| 11 October 2021 | Crimson Colors - Montreal to New York | Montreal | 10 | £3719pp view | |
| 21 October 2021 | Crimson Colors - New York Montreal | New York City | 10 | £3339pp view | |
| 31 October 2021 | Atlantic Seafarer - Montreal to Miami | Montreal | 14 | £3199pp view |
Insignia is a lovely traditional-style cruise ship like the old days of cruising in the 1920s and 30s. What she lacks in promenade decks and marble bathrooms she gains with elegance and relaxed atmosphere. The dining was some of the best we have seen. We particularly liked her itineraries which afford visits to the less busy ports of call. Entertainment was low key and no need for formal dress yet the whole experience was first class. We will certainly cruise on her again.
We have just returned from Oceania Insignia doing a Mediterranean itinerary from Barcelona to Rome.
We chose this as we have been on one of the line’s other ships - the Oceania Regatta - previously, and love the size and friendly feel of a top quality smaller ship.
We liked our penthouse suite, which was just over 300 sq ft, so plenty big enough and a bit special but it didn’t bust the bank either. The cabin has a full bathroom which I love and also has a Butler: sheer luxury!
The food on board was excellent, the main dining room was very grand-feeling but not too over the top, however my favourite was Polo, the Ala carte, which does amazing Beef and Lobster. The Italian Toscana is great for a change too. This is assuming you have any room left after having afternoon tea which is white glove service every afternoon at 4pm. The cakes are to die for! You can also have room service for a meal if you wish too.
Entertainment was good, the shows were great and there were a few bars to choose from, a Martini Bar and various others along with a couple of lounge areas – plenty to do.
On sea days the Spa was good, we could access the spa sun bed areas which were quiet and secluded and I like to have a few treatments whilst away too. The pool deck had plenty of sunbeds although it may get a bit crowded on trips with more sea days if the weather is good.
There were wine tasting classes and cookery lessons on board too if you fancied it.
All in all a wonderful trip, we just need to try the other three ships and we will be happy!!
Insignia is a lovely traditional-style cruise ship like the old days of cruising in the 1920s and 30s. What she lacks in promenade decks and marble bathrooms she gains with elegance and relaxed atmosphere. The dining was some of the best we have seen. We particularly liked her itineraries which afford visits to the less busy ports of call. Entertainment was low key and no need for formal dress yet the whole experience was first class. We will certainly cruise on her again.
We have just returned from Oceania Insignia doing a Mediterranean itinerary from Barcelona to Rome.
We chose this as we have been on one of the line’s other ships - the Oceania Regatta - previously, and love the size and friendly feel of a top quality smaller ship.
We liked our penthouse suite, which was just over 300 sq ft, so plenty big enough and a bit special but it didn’t bust the bank either. The cabin has a full bathroom which I love and also has a Butler: sheer luxury!
The food on board was excellent, the main dining room was very grand-feeling but not too over the top, however my favourite was Polo, the Ala carte, which does amazing Beef and Lobster. The Italian Toscana is great for a change too. This is assuming you have any room left after having afternoon tea which is white glove service every afternoon at 4pm. The cakes are to die for! You can also have room service for a meal if you wish too.
Entertainment was good, the shows were great and there were a few bars to choose from, a Martini Bar and various others along with a couple of lounge areas – plenty to do.
On sea days the Spa was good, we could access the spa sun bed areas which were quiet and secluded and I like to have a few treatments whilst away too. The pool deck had plenty of sunbeds although it may get a bit crowded on trips with more sea days if the weather is good.
There were wine tasting classes and cookery lessons on board too if you fancied it.
All in all a wonderful trip, we just need to try the other three ships and we will be happy!!
Insignia is a lovely traditional-style cruise ship like the old days of cruising in the 1920s and 30s. What she lacks in promenade decks and marble bathrooms she gains with elegance and relaxed atmosphere. The dining was some of the best we have seen. We particularly liked her itineraries which afford visits to the less busy ports of call. Entertainment was low key and no need for formal dress yet the whole experience was first class. We will certainly cruise on her again.
We have just returned from Oceania Insignia doing a Mediterranean itinerary from Barcelona to Rome.
We chose this as we have been on one of the line’s other ships - the Oceania Regatta - previously, and love the size and friendly feel of a top quality smaller ship.
We liked our penthouse suite, which was just over 300 sq ft, so plenty big enough and a bit special but it didn’t bust the bank either. The cabin has a full bathroom which I love and also has a Butler: sheer luxury!
The food on board was excellent, the main dining room was very grand-feeling but not too over the top, however my favourite was Polo, the Ala carte, which does amazing Beef and Lobster. The Italian Toscana is great for a change too. This is assuming you have any room left after having afternoon tea which is white glove service every afternoon at 4pm. The cakes are to die for! You can also have room service for a meal if you wish too.
Entertainment was good, the shows were great and there were a few bars to choose from, a Martini Bar and various others along with a couple of lounge areas – plenty to do.
On sea days the Spa was good, we could access the spa sun bed areas which were quiet and secluded and I like to have a few treatments whilst away too. The pool deck had plenty of sunbeds although it may get a bit crowded on trips with more sea days if the weather is good.
There were wine tasting classes and cookery lessons on board too if you fancied it.
All in all a wonderful trip, we just need to try the other three ships and we will be happy!!
Insignia is a lovely traditional-style cruise ship like the old days of cruising in the 1920s and 30s. What she lacks in promenade decks and marble bathrooms she gains with elegance and relaxed atmosphere. The dining was some of the best we have seen. We particularly liked her itineraries which afford visits to the less busy ports of call. Entertainment was low key and no need for formal dress yet the whole experience was first class. We will certainly cruise on her again.
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We have just returned from Oceania Insignia doing a Mediterranean itinerary from Barcelona to Rome.
We chose this as we have been on one of the line’s other ships - the Oceania Regatta - previously, and love the size and friendly feel of a top quality smaller ship.
We liked our penthouse suite, which was just over 300 sq ft, so plenty big enough and a bit special but it didn’t bust the bank either. The cabin has a full bathroom which I love and also has a Butler: sheer luxury!
The food on board was excellent, the main dining room was very grand-feeling but not too over the top, however my favourite was Polo, the Ala carte, which does amazing Beef and Lobster. The Italian Toscana is great for a change too. This is assuming you have any room left after having afternoon tea which is white glove service every afternoon at 4pm. The cakes are to die for! You can also have room service for a meal if you wish too.
Entertainment was good, the shows were great and there were a few bars to choose from, a Martini Bar and various others along with a couple of lounge areas – plenty to do.
On sea days the Spa was good, we could access the spa sun bed areas which were quiet and secluded and I like to have a few treatments whilst away too. The pool deck had plenty of sunbeds although it may get a bit crowded on trips with more sea days if the weather is good.
There were wine tasting classes and cookery lessons on board too if you fancied it.
All in all a wonderful trip, we just need to try the other three ships and we will be happy!!