Allura Class

Part of the fleet

Oceania Cruises

The food-first upper-premium line — Jacques Pépin's menus, open-seating dining and destination-dense itineraries on mid-size ships.

Introduced: 2023
Gross tonnage: 67,000 GT
Capacity: 1,200 guests

Vista entered service in 2023 as the first new Oceania ship in a decade, followed by Allura in 2025 on the same Fincantieri platform.

Accommodation is entirely veranda-and-above, with the Owner's Suites furnished in Ralph Lauren Home and running to 220 square metres.

The dining estate adds Ember, a contemporary American restaurant, to the fleet standards, and the Culinary Center was redesigned with twenty-four individual cooking stations.

Sister ships

Ships in the Allura Class

2 sister ships share this class — near-identical layouts, cabins, and onboard venues across the Oceania Cruises fleet.

Launched 2023

Oceania Vista

Oceania's first new ship in a decade — all-veranda accommodation, Ember restaurant and a redesigned twenty-four-station Culinary Center.

Launched 2025

Oceania Allura

Oceania's newest ship — the Vista platform with a refined dining estate and the fleet's most recent Ralph Lauren Home suite interiors.

Also in Oceania Cruises

Other ship classes

Oceania Class

Marina and Riviera — the ships that introduced the Culinary Center, Red Ginger and Jacques, and set the modern Oceania template.

Regatta Class

Oceania's four small R-class ships — Insignia, Regatta, Nautica and Sirena — the port-flexible core of the world-cruise and Asia programmes.

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