Sarah Bretz, ContributorOceania Cruises is detailing its Canada, New England, and Iceland voyages this summer, which will take place aboard its 1,250-guest Marina and 670-guest Insignia.
Marina was the first ship custom-built for Oceania Cruises, designed with a focus on dining venues and culinary experiences. It was the first vessel to feature a hands-on cooking school, and also includes four gourmet specialty restaurants that are included in the cruise fare. There’s also Oceania’s newest restaurant, Aquamar Kitchen, which is a wellness-inspired venue open for breakfast and lunch.
Those seeking a more intimate voyage can set sail on Insignia, which allows travelers to visit smaller ports of call such as Eskifjördur, Iceland.
Itineraries in Canada, New England, and Iceland this summer range from 11 to 19 days, with hundreds of small-group shore excursions to choose from.
2025 Season Highlights
Several 2025 Oceania Cruises sailings feature exclusive insider tips from Condé Nast Traveler editors who have handpicked their favorite ports on select 2025 and 2026 itineraries — sharing their invaluable insider knowledge on what to see, eat, and experience.
Marina
Scottish & Nordic Voyager — June 30 – July 11, 11 days from London to Reykjavik: Discover the stunning fjords of Iceland on this 11-day cruise. Conde Nast Traveler Exclusive Editor’s Tips include recommendations for places to enjoy a traditional Svele pancake at the top of Mount Aksla, accompanied by stunning views across the city center and surrounding fjord.
Vikings & Bon Vivants — July 11 – July 27, 16 days from Reykjavik to Montreal: Explore Iceland’s charming fishing villages, experience the lively local communities, and marvel at the thundering waterfalls and glaciers in the valleys of Narsaq, Greenland, home to diverse Arctic wildlife. Conde Nast Traveler Exclusive Editor’s Tips insist that guests visit Önundarfjörður Pier on the way to Dynjandi, and look out for the fabled supernatural beings rumored to live in each of the seven falls.
Far North Explorer — July 27 – August 12, 16 days from Montreal to Reykjavik: Indulge in the delightful allure of Quebec and Atlantic Canada’s celebrated villages before reveling in bucket-list visits to remote, colorful fishing villages such as the Inuit Paamiut in Greenland and puffin-dotted cliffs in spectacular Iceland.
Northern Vistas — August 12 – August 24, 12 days from Reykjavik to London: Experience an eye-opening journey among the beguiling islands of Northern Europe, from Iceland’s spectacular glacier-carved landscapes and the vividly green meadows of the Faroe and Orkney Islands to the British Isles’ warmth and hospitality.
Insignia
Subarctic Scenes — August 6 – August 25, 19 days from New York to Reykjavik: Guests begin their adventure in marvelous Atlantic Canada, where postcard-ready fishing villages invite exploration. Discover the spectacular glacial wonders of Greenland and Iceland, lands divided by magnificent fjords and hewn by colossal waterfalls.
“We’re thrilled to offer our guests the opportunity to explore some of the world’s most stunning and less-visited destinations,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Oceania Cruises. “Our thoughtfully curated itineraries provide access to hidden gems, giving travelers the rare chance to discover locales they never imagined. It’s a true privilege for our staff and crew to see the joy these unique voyages bring, especially when guests experience the unmatched beauty of these destinations aboard our intimate, luxurious ships.”
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Have you ever taken a cruise to Canada/New England or Iceland? Which of these highlighted voyages would you pick? Drop us an anchor below and let us know!
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CONNIE BIVINS
It would be fabulous to take a cruise to Canada/New England