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Award-Winning Mid-Size Ships | Destination Specialists | Finest Cuisine At Sea | Country Club Casual Ambiance | Extraordinary ValueWorld Expeditions

A R O U N D T H E W O R L DI n s i g n i a | 1 0 t h J a n u a r y 2 0 1 5

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Oceania Cruises is thrilled to unveil the most spectacular voyages ever offered in

its 10-year history:Around the World in 180 Days and the 180-Day World Odyssey.

Fulfil one of your greatest dreams and sail the farthest reaches of the world on

the journey of a lifetime. From magnificent cities and quaint coastal towns to

soaring mountains and island paradises, you will explore all of the worlds greatest

treasures.

When we created these itineraries we refused to allow the constraints of time to

impede our inspiration. We strongly believe that a journey of this scale should not

be rushed because we want you to have ample time to explore each fascinating

destination and indulge in all of the luxurious amenities on board.

We invite you to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime journey to experience the greatest

treasures that your world has to offer. We look forward to welcoming you aboard

Insigniafor a voyage you will never forget.

Warm regards,

Kunal S. Kamlani

President


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POINTS OF DISTINCTION

FREE AIRFARE on every voyage*

Mid-size, elegant ship catering tojust 684 guests

Finest cuisine at sea, served in avariety of distinctive open-seatingrestaurants, at no additional charge

Gourmet culinary programme createdby world-renowned Master ChefJacques Ppin

Port-intensive itineraries featuringmore overnight visits and extendedevening port stays

Country club casual ambiance;tuxedos and gowns are never required

Acclaimed Canyon Ranch SpaClub

Extraordinarily high staff-to-guest ratioensures exemplary personalized service

Youngest fleet in premium-classcruising with 85% of accommodationsfeaturing private verandas

BEST VALUE IN UPSCALE CRUISING

Recognized Worldwide for Excellence

*Free Airfare is subject to availability and Terms & Conditions.

For more details, see back cover.


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Sailing around the globe offers

the chance to sample some of the finest

cuisine in the world at the very best

shoreside restaurants. Sailing around the

globe with Oceania Cruises means you will

enjoy equally exquisite cuisine on board the

ship. Inspired by the legendary Master Chef

Jacques Ppin, who is Executive Culinary

Director for Oceania Cruises, the talentedchefs aboard Insignia create culinary

masterpieces. From Continental classics in

the Grand Dining Room to authentic Italian

cuisine in Toscana to perfectly prepared

steaks and seafood in Polo Grill, the options

are nearly endless. Of course, a voyage of

this scale must take full advantage of the

opportunity to explore world cuisines, so

special events will highlight fabulous local

fare. Perhaps the buffet in Terrace Caf

features delicious Thai specialities while

cruising the Gulf of Thailand, or a deck

party takes on a tropical flair as you sail the

Caribbean Sea. Regardless of the region, an

array of culinary delights awaits you.

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MULTIPLE OPEN-SEATING DINING VENUESFOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH AND DINNER, AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE

GRAND DINING ROOMContinental cuisine, savoury Canyon Ranch

selections and Jacques Ppins signature dishesare served in an elegant ambiance inspired by

Europes five-star hotel restaurants.

POLO GRILLWith all the elements of a classic steakhouse,from filet mignon to New York strip, Polo Grillalso has equally appealing options for seafood

lovers, such as whole Maine lobster.

TOSCANAEnjoy family recipes handed down through

generations. Presented on elegant Versace china,each dish is a masterpiece that exemplifies the

essence of Tuscany.

TERRACE CAFDine indoors or alfresco, in the completelytransformed Terrace Caf, as the menu of

international dishes changes daily. Savour grilled

lobster tails, jumbo shrimp, hand-cut steaks andchops, a sushi bar and fresh pastas.

WAVES GRILLChefs grill gourmet burgers and succulent

seafood to order, with sides including fresh saladsand hand-cut truffle fries dusted with grated agedparmesan. For dessert try a creamy homemade

gelato or a thick hand-dipped milkshake.

HORIZONSEnjoy teatime in the newly decorated Horizonsfeaturing a custom built tea buffet displaying

finger sandwiches, petits fours, scones, exquisitedesserts and a selection of artisanal teas.

ROOM SERVICEGourmet canaps are delivered nightly to

all suites and served in all bars and loungesthroughout the ship. Plus, free room service is

available 24 hours a day.

BARISTASEnjoy complimentary illyespressos, cappuccinos

and lattes prepared by our master baristas, aswell as delicious pastries and homemade biscotti

throughout the day.


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While the magnificent worldwide

destinations are certainly the star attraction

on these world voyages, you will enjoy an

abundance of entertaining activities on board

the ship as well, many designed to further

enhance your experiences ashore.

A bevy of experts will share personal insights

on the history, arts, culture and cuisine of

the fascinating ports of call you will visit,so you can experience each to its fullest.

Other special guests will be on board to help

celebrate the pure joys of cruising. Enjoy a

bridge tournament conducted by a master of

the game, listen to a talented pianist interpret

a classic concerto or learn the secrets of

regional cuisine from a local chef. On days

when you wish to simply relax, the luxurious

Canyon Ranch SpaClub, the plush

English-style library or a Balinese day

bed poolside offer the perfect retreat in

which to savour every moment of this

wonderful journey.

E N R I C H , E N L I G H T E N A N D E N E R G I S E

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ENRICHING ACTIVITIES

BRIDGEOn select segments, an American Contract BridgeLeague instructor will conduct lectures and host

social and duplicate bridge games.

SPORTSPractice your swing at the golf driving range

or play 9-holes on the putting green.

LIBRARYRead comfortably in the welcoming ambiance of

the classic English-inspired library, with morethan 2,000 books and periodicals.

LOUNGE & GAMESMultiple bars and intimate lounges offer premium

wine, scotch and champagne tastings. More fun canbe had with the daily trivia contest as well as the

many games and puzzles available in the Boardroom.

New:Artist Loft in Horizons for World Cruisers.

CASINOThe Monte Carlo-style casino features blackjack,roulette, poker and slot machines for your gamingpleasure. The professional staff is happy to share

the rules of each game if you wish.

MUSIC/ENTERTAINMENTEnjoy production shows, critically acclaimed

headline entertainers, an eight-piece orchestra,string quartets and jazz nights at Martinis. Sing

karaoke or listen to nightly dance music in Horizons.

BEAUTY & W ELLNESS

Canyon Ranch SpaClub

signature treatments

State-of-the-art fitness centre

Pilates, yoga, indoor cycling,aerobics, private and

group fitness classesand personal training

New Private Spa Terracefeaturing thalassotherapy pool

New Mens and Womens steamrooms with custom tile workand mosaics

Fitness track and beauty salon

Canyon Ranch cuisine servedin the Grand Dining Roomand Terrace Caf

Nutrition and lifestyleconsultations; wellnesspresentations


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Exceptional value has always been a hallmark

of Oceania Cruises. Beyond the incredible

savings of our Early Booking Fares, we feature

countless complimentary amenities, and we

never charge a dining supplement in our

gourmet restaurants. For these magnificent

journeys around the world, we are offering

an even greater value unprecedented in the

history of Oceania Cruises. Guests on thesevoyages receive extraordinary additional

savings, from Free Economy Airfare to a free

pre-cruise luxury hotel stay to free onboard

laundry, Internet and medical services. Best

of all, you can take advantage of this amazing

value without the slightest compromise

on the quality of the experience. We are

committed to exceeding your expectations

in every way with the worlds greatest

destinations, the finest cuisine at sea,luxurious accommodations and impeccable

service. When you sail around the globe with

Oceania Cruises, the best value in upscale

cruising becomes even better.

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FREE Gratuities

FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stay

FREE Onboard Medical Services

FREE Laundry Service

FREE Unlimited Internet

FREE Exclusive Shoreside Events

FREE Visa Package

FREE Roundtrip Transfers*

Early Booking FaresFREE Economy Roundtrip Airfare*

Early Booking Savings up to 69% per stateroom

PLUS

Exclusive World Voyage Package

*See back cover for Terms & Conditions. Free Airfare is subject to availability.

INCLUDED AMENITIES

Free dining at all speciality

restaurants

Free and unlimited soft drinks,bottled water, cappuccino,espresso, teas and juices

Free and unlimited access toCanyon Ranch SpaClub privateSpa Terrace+

Free shuttle service from shipto city centre in many portsof call a daily value of up to19 per guest

Free room service dining24 hours a day

Free concierge service

Free gourmet canaps serveddaily in suites, bars and lounges

Free cocktail parties hosted bythe captain and senior officers

+Concierge Level Staterooms and Suites only

SHORE EXCURSION PACKAGES

Gain insight into the culture, history and cuisineof the fascinating ports of call you will visit, all at a substantial

savings. We have designed packages tailored to yourpersonal preferences in which you can experience each

destination to the fullest. For more information please visitOceaniaCruises.com/shoreexcursions.

SPIRITS, WINE AND BEER PACKAGES

Our beverage packages enhance your onboard experience andalso offer great value and added convenience. Simply choose the

perfect libation to accompany each special occasion.For a detailed list of included beverages,

visit OceaniaCruises.com/beveragepackages.

OPTIONAL VALUE PACKAGES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE:


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T H E J O U R N E Y O F

A L I F E T I M E

As destination specialists, Oceania Cruises is committed

to indulging the dreams of even the most seasoned and

adventurous world travellers. Our guests penchant for travel

is absolutely unfettered, and thus our collection of itineraries

must include this true journey of a lifetime, a fantasy voyage

designed to sail around the world. Many cruise lines offer

typical world cruises that race across the seas in about 100

days, passing by many appealing ports along the way. But we

believe that if youre going to sail around the world, do it like

a true navigator, a true explorer. Its not a race; its a journey!

Departing Miami on 10th January 2015, the unprecedentedAround t he World in 180 Dayscruise literally circumnavigates

the globe, calling on South America, Africa, Asia, Australia

and more.

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AUSTRALIA

Kakadu National Park (Darwin)

Great Barrier Reef (Cairns)

Wet Tropics of Queensland(Cairns)

Sydney Opera House

Australian Convict Sites(Sydney)

Greater Blue Mountains Area(Sydney)

Tasmanian Wilderness (Hobart)

BARBADOS

Historic Bridgetown and itsGarrison

BRAZIL

Historic Centre of the Town ofOlinda (Recife)

CHINA

Historic Centre of Macao(Hong Kong)

Fujian Tulou (Xiamen)

Classical Gardens of Suzhou(Shanghai)

West Lake Cultural Landscape ofHangzhou (Shanghai)

The 1 Wall (Beijing/Tianjin)Imperial Palaces of the Ming andQing Dynasties in Beijing

Summer Palace, an ImperialGarden in Beijing

Temple of Heaven: an ImperialSacrificial Altar in Beijing

Imperial Tombs of the Ming andQing Dynasties (Beijing)

Peking Man Site atZhoukoudian (Beijing)

GUATEMALA

Antigua Guatemala

INDIA

Western Ghats (Mangalore/

Cochin)

INDONESIA

Komodo National Park

Cultural Landscape of BaliProvince

KENYA

Sacred Mijikenda Kaya Forests

Fort Jesus, Mombasa

MALAYSIA

Melaka, Historic City of theStraits of Malacca(Kuala Lumpur)

Kinabalu Park (Kota Kinabalu)

MOZAMBIQUE

Island of Mozambique

NAMIBIA

Twyfelfontein ancient rockengravings

NICARAGUA

Ruins of Len Viejo

Len Cathedral

PHILIPPINES

Baroque Churches of thePhilippines

SOUTH AFRICA

Robben Island (Cape Town)

Cape Floral Region Protected

Areas (Cape Town)

uKhahlamba / Drakensberg Park(Durban)

SOUTH KOREA

Changdeokgung Palace Complex

Jongmyo Shrine

Hwaseong Fortress

Royal Tombs of the JoseonDynasty

TANZANIA

Stone Town of Zanzibar

THAILANDHistoric City of Ayutthaya(Bangkok)

UNITED STATES

Everglades National Park(Miami)

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park(Hilo)

VIETNAM

Central Sector of the ImperialCitadel of Thang Long Hanoi

Ha Long Bay

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES(This is only a sample of accessible sites)

Y O U R W O R L D . . .R E V E A L E D

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Around the World Continents visited: 5Countries visited: 44Islands visited: 45

Ports visited: 89

National capitals visited: 17

Overnight stays: 19

Largest population: Shanghai, China

IT INERA RY HIGHLIGHTS

Smallest population: Devils Island, French Guiana

UNESCO World Heritage Sites accessible: 47

Time zones crossed: 24

Oceans cruised: 3

Seas cruised: 10

Nautical miles sailed: 46,753

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W E W A N D E R

F O R D I S T R A C T I O N ,

B U T W E T R A V E L

F O R F U L F I L L M E N T

Hilaire Belloc

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INTL FULLBROCHURE

FAREper guest

AROUND THEWORLD EARLYBOOKING FARE

per guest

SUITES

OS Owners Suite 195,059 WAIT LIST

VS Vista Suite 172,479 WAIT LIST

PH1 Penthouse Suite 143,449 52,949PH2 Penthouse Suite 139,839 51,659PH3 Penthouse Suite 137,769 WAIT LIST

CONCIERGE

LEVEL

A1 Concierge Level Veranda 119,059 40,689



STATEROOMS

B1 Veranda Stateroom 112,999 38,109


C1 Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom 102,549 33,589


D Ocean View Stateroom 93,389 29,719

E Ocean View Stateroom 90,939 WAIT LIST

F Inside Stateroom 88,359 WAIT LIST

G Inside Stateroom 86,419 WAIT LIST*Fares reflect all savings. See back page for Terms & Conditions. Free Airfare issubject to availability.

I N S I G N I A1 0 T H J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 5

Individual segments are now available to fit your scheduleand destination of choice. Call for details.

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or Contact Your Travel Agent


Early Booking Savings up to 69%per stateroom

PLUS


A O N O N A S | M AM O M AM | AN A


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DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART

10 Jan Miami, Florida Segment 1 Embark 1 pm 5 pm

11 Jan Cruising the Old Bahama Channel

12 Jan Cruising the Caribbean Sea

13 Jan Santa Marta, Colombia 9 am 5 pm

14 Jan Oranjestad, Aruba 12 pm 10 pm

15 Jan Kralendijk, Bonaire 8 am 3 pm

16 Jan El Guamache (Isla Margarita), Venezuela 10 am 6 pm

17 Jan St. Georges, Grenada 8 am 5 pm

18 Jan Pointe--Pitre, Guadeloupe 9 am 7 pm

19 Jan Fort-de-France, Martinique 8 am 6 pm

20 Jan Bridgetown, Barbados Segment 2 7 am 6 pm

21 Jan Scarborough, Tobago 8 am 5 pm

22 Jan Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

23 Jan Devils Island, French Guiana 8 am 4 pm


25 Jan Belm (Icoaraci), Brazil 8 am 6 pm


27 Jan Fortaleza, Brazil 12 pm 8 pm

28 Jan Natal, Brazil 1 pm 9 pm

29 Jan Recife, Brazil 8 am 5 pm

30 Jan-3 Feb Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

4 Feb Lom, Togo 9 am 7 pm

5 Feb Cotonou, Benin 8 am 5 pm

6 Feb Cruising the Gulf of Guinea

7 Feb So Tom, So Tom and Principe 8 am 5 pm

8-10 Feb Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

11-12 Feb Walvis Bay, Namibia 8 am 5 pm

13 Feb Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

14-16 Feb Cape Town, South Africa Segment 3 1 pm 6 pm

17 Feb Cruising the Cape of Good Hope

18 Feb Port Elizabeth, South Africa 8 am 6 pm

19 Feb East London, South Africa 7 am 5 pm

20 Feb Durban, South Africa 10 am 9 pm

21 Feb Richards Bay, South Africa 7 am 4 pm

22 Feb Maputo, Mozambique 8 am 3 pm

23-24 Feb Cruising the Mozambique Channel


25 Feb Nosy Be, Madagascar 12 pm 6 pm

26 Feb Cruising the Indian Ocean

27 Feb Zanzibar, Tanzania 10 am 8 pm

28 Feb Mombasa, Kenya 8 am 7 pm

1-2 Mar Cruising the Indian Ocean

3-4 Mar Mah, Seychelles 8 am 5 am

4 Mar La Digue, Seychelles 8 am 4 pm


8 Mar Mal, Maldives 6 am 6 pm

9 Mar Cruising the Indian Ocean

10 Mar Mangalore, India 8 am 6 pm

11 Mar Cochin (Kochi), India 8 am 7 pm


14 Mar Cruising the Andaman Sea

15-17 Mar Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) 1 pm 4 pm

18 Mar Cruising the Andaman Sea

19 Mar Langkawi, Malaysia 10 am 6 pm

20 Mar Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia 10 am 7 pm

21-23 Mar Singapore, Singapore Segment 4 9 am 6 pm

24 Mar Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

25 Mar Ko Samui, Thailand 8 am 4 pm

26 Mar Sihanoukville, Cambodia 8 am 4 pm

27-28 Mar Bangkok, Thailand 11 am 4 pm

29 Mar Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

30-31 Mar Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam 12 pm 4 pm

1 Apr Cruising the South China Sea

2-3 Apr Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam 2 pm 8 pm

4 Apr Cruising the Hainan Strait

5-6 Apr Hong Kong, China 8 am 12 pm

7-8 Apr Xiamen, China 9 am 6 pm

9 Apr Cruising the East China Sea

10-12 Apr Shanghai, China Segment 5 1 pm 1 pm

13 Apr Cruising the Yellow Sea

14-15 Apr Beijing (Tianjin), China 9 am 10 pm

16 Apr Cruising the Yellow Sea

17 Apr Seoul (Incheon), South Korea 8 am 6 pm

AROUND THE WORLD IN 180 DAYS | MIAMI TO MIAMI | 10TH JANUARY 2015

Above: Walvis Bay, Namibia

Known for its unique climate due to

its location next to the arid Namib

Desert, the sand dunes of Walvis Bay

are a natural wonder in Namibia.

Below: Bangkok, Thailand

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19 Apr Nagasaki, Japan 8 am 6 pm

20 Apr Kagoshima, Japan 8 am 6 pm


22 Apr Taipei (Keelung), Taiwan 7 am 5 pm

23 Apr Kaohsiung, Taiwan 9 am 7 pm


25 Apr Manila, Philippines 9 am 7 pm


27 Apr Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia 8 am 6 pm

28 Apr Muara, Brunei 8 am 7 pm


30 Apr Kuching (Borneo), Malaysia 8 am 5 pm

1 May Cruising the Karimata Strait

2 May Cruising the Java Sea

3-4 May Bali (Benoa), Indonesia 1 pm 2 pm

5 May Komodo, Indonesia 8 am 2 pm

6 May Cruising the Timor Sea

7 May Darwin, Australia 10 am 6 pm

8 May Cruising the Arafura Sea

9 May Cruising the Coral Sea

10-11 May Cairns, Australia 4 pm 5 pm

12 May Whitsunday Island, Australia 12 pm 8 pm

13 May Cruising the Coral Sea

14 May Brisbane, Australia 8 am 6 pm

15 May Cruising the Tasman Sea

16 May Sydney, Australia Segment 6 7 am 5 pm

17 May Cruising the Tasman Sea

18 May Hobart (Tasmania), Australia 8 am 6 pm

19-21 May Cruising the Tasman Sea

22 May Picton, New Zealand 8 am 4 pm

23 May Napier, New Zealand 8 am 4 pm

24 May Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand 10 am 8 pm

25 May Auckland, New Zealand 8 am 6 pm

26-27 May Cruising the South Pacific

28 May Nukualofa, Tonga 10 am 7 pm


28 May Cross the International Date Line

29 May Cruising the South Paci fic

30 May Rarotonga, Cook Islands 8 am 6 pm

31 May Cruis ing the South Pacif ic

1 Jun Raiatea, French Polynesia 8 am 7 pm

2 Jun Bora Bora, French Polynesia 8 am 7 pm

3 Jun Moorea, French Polynesia 7 am 3 pm3-4 Jun Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia Segment 7 6 pm 11 pm

5 Jun Huahine, French Polynesia 8 am 5 pm

6 Jun Rangiroa, French Polynesia 8 am 6 pm

7 Jun Cruising the South Pacific

8 Jun Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands 8 am 5 pm

9-12 Jun Cruising the Pacific Ocean

13 Jun Hilo, Hawaii 8 am 5 pm

14 Jun Honolulu, Oahu 8 am 11 pm

15 Jun Lahaina, Maui 8 am 5 pm

16 Jun Nawiliwili, Kauai 8 am 4 pm17-21 Jun Cruising the Pacific Ocean

22 Jun Los Angeles, California Segment 8 7 am 9 pm

23 Jun San Diego, California 8 am 4 pm

24 Jun Cruising the Pacific Ocean

25 Jun Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 12 pm 9 pm

26-27 Jun Cruising the Pacific Ocean

28 Jun Huatulco, Mexico 7 am 2 pm

29 Jun Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala 11 am 6 pm

30 Jun Corinto, Nicaragua 9 am 6 pm

1 Jul Puntarenas, Costa Rica 12 pm 9 pm2 Jul Cruising the Pacific Ocean

3 Jul Panama Canal Daylight Transit 6 am 5 pm

4 Jul Cartagena, Colombia 11 am 6 pm

5 Jul Cruising the Caribbean Sea

6 Jul Cruising the Straits of Florida

7 Jul Key West, Florida 11 am 5 pm

8 Jul Miami, Florida Disembark 8 am

Highlighted dates are beginning of segments

overnight stays


Above: Sydney, Australia

The Sydney Opera House, designated

as a UNESCO World Heritage site

is considered one of the architecturalwonders of the 20th century.

Below: Bora Bora,

French Polynesia

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OPEN-AIR DINNER ATSWAKOP RIVER CANYON11TH FEBRUARY 2015

Just beyond Walvis Bay, the Swakop River Canyon has been likened to

a moonscape with its unusual rock formations and dry riverbeds seared

into the landscape by the glaring sun. Sunset is the most stunning time ofday to visit this canyon, as the fading light casts dramatic shadows across

the stark environment. Tables draped in linen are an elegant contrast to

the glowing desert, and myriad candles surround the festivities, creating

an ethereal glow as they reflect off the canyon walls. After a dinner

featuring local dishes, the relaxed atmosphere will be enhanced by

conversation around a crackling fire.

ROYAL MANDALAY16TH MARCH 2015 (Option One)

Amarapura, the immortal city, is a former royal capital and home to

Mahagandayon Monastery, one of the largest in Myanmar. Nearby you

can cross U Beins famous teak footbridge, one of the longest wooden

bridge in the world. Mandalay, the last royal capital of the Myanmar

Empire, was founded by King Mindon in 1859. Visit its most sacred

shrine, the Mahamuni Pagoda, where gold leaf is applied regularly to the

revered Mahamuni Buddha. The Kuthodaw Pagoda houses the worlds

largest book, inscribed with the canon of Buddhist scripture. Climb holy

Mandalay Hill for a serene view of the beautiful city below.

ANCIENT TEMPLES OF BAGAN16TH MARCH 2015 (Option Two)

Originally founded in 849 AD, Bagan became the first capital of a unified

Myanmar Empire under the reign of King Anawrahta. Home to more

than 2,000 religious shrines, it is one of the richest archaeological sites

in Asia and one of the architectural wonders of the world. You will be

awed by the details of each monumental masterpiece. Visit the Ananda

Temple, the Gubyaukgyi Temple and the Dhammayangyi Temple, the

most massive in Bagan.

PRIVATE COCKTAIL PARTY ATJIM THOMPSON HOUSE27TH MARCH 2015

Often credited with reviving the Thai silk industry, Jim Thompson retired

to Bangkok after serving in World War II and created the Jim Thompson

Thai Silk Company. Since his disappearance in 1967, little has changedat his house, once the citys most celebrated social centre. You will be

welcomed by an Angkalung band and treated to a fascinating tour of the

residence. Enveloped by a beautiful jungle garden, the complex is made

up of six Thai-style teak houses. The evening concludes with a cocktail

party and an award-winning traditional Thai puppet show.

EXCLUSIVE TOUR & LUNCHAT THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA15TH APRIL 2015

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Wall of China isover 2,000 years old and 5,500 miles long, beginning at the Yellow

Sea, crossing five provinces and ending at the Gobi Desert. Guests will

experience this incredible landmark in a unique setting. Surrounded by

lush greenery, enjoy a delicious lunch in an exclusive venue at the foot

of an original section of the wall. After lunch explore the Great Wall

of Badaling, the first section of the wall opened to tourists after being

restored in 1957.

1940s PATRIOTIC EVENING ABOARD

THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI14TH JUNE 2015

Located on historic Battleship Row in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, a

mere ship-length away from the USS Arizona Memorial, the USS

Missouri is best known as the site of the end of World War II. Often

referred to as Mighty Mo, the decks of this battleship were where

General Douglas MacArthur accepted the official surrender of Japan

in September 1945. As the sun sets behind the Waianae mountain

range, tour this hallowed vessel and enjoy hors doeuvres, cocktails

and patriotic performances of tunes from the 1940s.

Events are capacity controlled and may be substituted based on demand.

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Above: U Bein Bridge, Myanmar

The three quarter mile bridge was built around1850 and is believed to be the oldest and longest

teakwood bridge in the world.

Below: Great Wall of China, China

SAILING THE SEAS ONBOARD INSIGNIA


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WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIAOVERNIGHT | 11TH-12TH FEBRUARY

Although rimmed by the inhospitable Namib Desert, Walvis Bayboasts a natural lagoon that attracts thousands of birds, including

flamingos, pelicans and migratory species. Just outside of town,

Dune 7 is the highest sand dune in the coastal dune belt and

offers an impressive view of the desert. The region also reflects

the influence of German settlers who came here over a century

ago, as evidenced in the colonial buildings, Lutheran church and

charming museum in the nearby town of Swakopmund.

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

2 OVERNIGHTS | 14TH-16TH FEBRUARY

Gorgeous Table Mountain looms above the city of Cape Town.

For breathtaking views, ride the cable car to the summit and enjoy

lunch in the mountaintop caf. At the Cape of Good Hope Nature

Reserve, you can observe baboons, ostriches and amazing ocean

vistas from Cape Point. With two full nights in port, youll still

have plenty of time for a jaunt to Stellenbosch in the heart of South

African wine country, where you can taste some of the regions

finest vintages.

MAH, SEYCHELLESOVERNIGHT | 3RD-4TH MARCH

Gorgeous and romantic, the islands of the Seychelles definetropical beauty. A mountain range runs through the spine of

Mah, the largest island, and scenic national parks have sprung

up around it, attracting hikers and nature enthusiasts. Still, its

the idyllic beaches that have immortalized Mah and its laid-

back capital of Victoria. Spend a full day relaxing on the white

sands and then another day exploring the beautiful cathedrals,

fascinating museums and historic clock tower of Victoria.

RANGOON, BURMA

(YANGON, MYANMAR)2 OVERNIGHTS | 15TH-17TH MARCH

In a land of temples, treasures and tumultuous history, Yangon is

a city where one could spend days just visiting the magnificent

religious sites. See the splendour of the Shwedagon Pagoda, a

golden shrine towering to a height of 326 feet. Nearby visit the

Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda with its gigantic reclining Buddha statue

measuring more than 200 feet long. The Botahtaung Pagoda was

named after the 1,000 military leaders who escorted the sacred hair

relics of Buddha that were brought from India over 2,000 years ago.

SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE2 OVERNIGHTS | 21ST-23RD MARCH

Discover the delightful diversity of Singapore, from charmingChinatown to colourful Little India to Arab Street and the massive

Sultan Mosque. The Asian Civilisations Museum tells of the many

Asian cultures that have influenced Singapore. Gaze at 20,000

beautiful blooms in the National Orchid Garden and observe

nocturnal creatures in their natural habitat at the unique Night

Safari. For a historical perspective, visit the Kranji War Memorial

and the Changi Chapel and Museum, dedicated to those who lost

their lives during World War II.

BANGKOK, THAILANDOVERNIGHT | 27TH-28TH MARCH

From its golden temples to its bustling markets, the city of Bangkok

will delight you at every turn. A massive complex of bejewelled

and gilded buildings, the Royal Grand Palace enshrines the famous

Emerald Buddha within the temple known as Wat Phra Kaeo. The

enormous Reclining Buddha is housed in Wat Pho, the oldest and

largest temple in Bangkok and the birthplace of traditional Thai

massage. You also shouldnt miss the unique museum displaying

the ornately decorated royal barges.

Andaman Sea

Arafura Sea

Atlantic Ocean

Cape of Good Hope

Caribbean Sea

Coral Sea

East China Sea

Gulf of Guinea

Gulf of Thailand

Hainan Strait

Indian Ocean

Java Sea

Karimata Strait

Mozambique Channel

Old Bahama Channel

Pacific Ocean

South China Sea

South Pacific

Straits of Florida

Tasman Sea

Timor Sea

Yellow Sea

Panama Canal

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O D Y S S E Y O F W O N D E R S

Catering to guests that yearn to explore the far reaches of

this vast and wonderful world, Oceania Cruises has designed

an epic voyage that can only be described as an odyssey of

wonders. Nothing short of remarkable, this cruise makes its

way from the northern shores of New England and Canada

to the remote beauty of Greenland and Iceland, continuingthrough the Mediterranean, along the coastline of Asia and

Africa, and to the idyllic islands of the Caribbean.

From the magnificent botanical gardens of Montreal and the

healing waters of the Blue Lagoon spa near Reykjavik to the

modern architecture of Barcelona and the ancient ruins of

Rome, Insigniawill be your luxurious home away from home

for 180 extraordinary days. Tour the ancient temples of Burma,

seek out big game on a safari in South Africa, and take in

the perfect sunset while sailing the Caribbean, amassing a

treasure trove of memories that will last a lifetime.

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BELGIUM

Belfries of Belgium and France

La Grand-Place, Brussels

CANADA

Historic District of Old Quebec

Gros Morne National Park(Newfoundland)

CHINA

Historic Center of Macao

ENGLAND

Palace of Westminster andWestminster Abbey

Stonehenge, Avebury andAssociated Sites

Tower of London

FRANCE

Bordeaux, Port of the Moon

Routes of Santiago deCompostela in France

GAMBIA

Kunta Kinteh Island andRelated Sites

GREECE

Medieval City of Rhodes

ICELANDingvellir National Park(Reykjavik)

INDIA

Elephanta Caves (Mumbai)

Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus(Mumbai)

ISRAEL

Bahi Holy Palaces in Haifa andthe Western Galilee

Old City of Acre

Old City of Jerusalem

ITALYPompeii, Herculaneum andTorre Annunziata

Historic Center of Florence

Historic Centre of Rome andVatican City

Historic Center ofSan Gimignano

Mount Etna (Sicily)

Piazza del Duomo, Pisa

JORDANPetra

MALAYSIA

Kinabalu Park (Kota Kinabalu)

MALTA

City of Valletta

Megalithic Temples of Malta

NETHERLANDS

Defense Line of Amsterdam

17th-century Canal RingArea of Amsterdam inside theSingelgracht

NORWAY

Bryggen (Bergen)

Urnes Stave Church (Bergen)

PHILIPPINES

Baroque Churches of thePhilippines

PORTUGAL

Historic Center of Oporto

Monastery of the Hieronymitesand Tower of Belm in Lisbon

Monastery of Alcobaa (Lisbon)

SENEGALIsland of Gore

SOUTH AFRICA

uKhahlamba/Drakensberg Park(Durban)

Cape Floral Region ProtectedAreas (Cape Town)

Robben Island (Cape Town)

SPAIN

Cathedral, Alczar and Archivo

de Indias in SevilleTower of Hercules(La Corua)

Works of Antoni Gaud(Barcelona)

TANZANIA

Stone Town of Zanzibar

THAILAND

Historic City of Ayutthaya(Bangkok)

UNITED STATES

Everglades National Park(Miami)

Statue of Liberty (New York)

VIETNAM

Central Sector of the Imperial

Citadel of Thang Long (Hanoi)

Ha Long Bay

UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES(This is only a sample of accessible sites)

M E M O R I E S T H A T W I L LL A S T A L I F E T I M E .

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8 T H J U L Y 2 0 1 5

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World Odyssey Continents visited: 5Countries visited: 52Ports visited: 100

Islands visited: 34

New ports visited: 6

National capitals visited: 26

Overnight stays: 16

IT INERA RY HIGHLIGHTS

Largest population: Mumbai, India

Smallest population: Bom Bom Island, So Tom & Principe

UNESCO World Heritage Sites: 117

Time zones crossed: 14

Oceans cruised: 2

Seas cruised: 10

Nautical miles sailed: 42,774

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T H E W O R L D I S

A B O O K , A N D T H O S E

W H O D O N O T T R A V E L

R E A D O N L Y A P AG E .

Saint Augustine

INTL FULLBROCHURE

FAREper guest

180-DAY WORLDODYSSEY EARLYBOOKING FARE

per guest

SUITES

OS Owners Suite 204,639 79,489

VS Vista Suite 180,769 68,519

PH1 Penthouse Suite 151,089 54,969PH2 Penthouse Suite 147,089 53,679PH3 Penthouse Suite 143,739 52,389

CONCIERGE

LEVEL




STATEROOMS


B2 Veranda Stateroom 117,289 39,489C1 Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom 107,609 35,619


D Ocean View Stateroom 99,219 31,749

E Ocean View Stateroom 96,899 30,459

F Inside Stateroom 94,319 29,809

G Inside Stateroom 92,249 WAIT LIST*Fares reflect all savings. See back page for Terms & Conditions. Free Airfare issubject to availability.

I N S I G N I A8 T H J U L Y 2 0 1 5

Individual segments will be available 5th March 2014to fit your schedule and destination of choice.

Call for details.

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or Contact Your Travel Agent


Early Booking Savings up to 69%per stateroom

PLUS


180-DAY WORLD ODYSSEY | MIAMI TO MIAMI | 8TH JULY 2015


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8 Jul Miami, Florida Segment 1 Embark 1 pm 8 pm

9 Jul Port Canaveral, Florida 8 am 4 pm

10 Jul Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

11 Jul Norfolk, Virginia 7 am 5 pm

12-13 Jul New York, New York 1 pm 9 pm

14 Jul Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

15 Jul Boston, Massachusetts 8 am 6 pm16 Jul Bar Harbor, Maine 8 am 7 pm

17 Jul Saint John (Bay of Fundy), New Brunswick 8 am 5 pm

18 Jul Halifax, Nova Scotia 12 pm 8 pm

19 Jul Sydney, Nova Scotia 12 pm 7 pm

20 Jul Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island 10 am 6 pm

21 Jul Cruising the St. Lawrence River

22 Jul Saguenay, Quebec 8 am 6 pm

23 Jul Quebec City, Quebec 8 am 7 pm

24 Jul Montreal, Quebec Segment 2 7 am 11 pm

25 Jul Trois-Rivires, Quebec 8 am 11 pm

26 Jul Cruising the St. Lawrence River

27 Jul Corner Brook, Newfoundland 10 am 7 pm

28 Jul Cruising the Strait of Belle Isle

29 Jul Cruising the Labrador Sea

30 Jul Nuuk, Greenland 8 am 6 pm

31 Jul Paamiut, Greenland 8 am 5 pm

1 Aug Qaqortoq, Greenland 8 am 6 pm

2 Aug Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

3 Aug Cruising the Denmark Strait

4 Aug Isafjordur, Iceland 8 am 6 pm

5 Aug Reykjavik, Iceland 8 am 6 pm6 Aug Cruising the Norwegian Sea

7 Aug Trshavn (Faroe Islands), Denmark 8 am 7 pm

8 Aug Cruising the North Sea

9 Aug Bergen, Norway 8 am 5 pm

10 Aug Kristiansand, Norway 9 am 7 pm

11 Aug Oslo, Norway 8 am 11 pm

12 Aug Cruising the North Sea

13 Aug Hamburg (Bremerhaven), Germany 7 am 5 pm

14 Aug Amsterdam, Netherlands 10 am 6 pm

15 Aug Bruges (Zeebrugge), Belgium 8 am 5 pm


16 Aug Southampton, UK Segment 3 7 am 5 pm

17 Aug Cruising the Bay of Biscay

18-19 Aug Bordeaux, France 12 pm 9 pm

20 Aug Biarritz (Saint-Jean-de-Luz), France 12 pm 8 pm

21 Aug Gijon, Spain 9 am 8 pm

22 Aug La Corua, Spain 8 am 6 pm

23 Aug Oporto, Portugal 8 am 5 pm24 Aug Lisbon, Portugal 7 am 3 pm

25 Aug Seville (Cdiz), Spain 10 am 7 pm

26 Aug Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

27 Aug Barcelona, Spain Segment 4 7 am 9 pm

28 Aug Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

29 Aug Florence/Pisa/Tuscany (Livorno), Italy 8 am 8 pm

30 Aug Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy 8 am 8 pm

31 Aug Amalfi/Positano, Italy 9 am 6 pm

1 Sep Taormina (Sicily), Italy 8 am 6 pm

2 Sep Valletta, Malta 8 am 5 pm

3 Sep Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

4 Sep Rhodes, Greece 9 am 6 pm

5 Sep Limassol, Cyprus 12 pm 8 pm

6-7 Sep Jerusalem (Haifa), Israel 7 am 4 pm

8 Sep Suez Canal Transit

9 Sep Cruising the Red Sea

10 Sep Aqaba, Jordan 5 am 8 pm

11-13 Sep Cruising the Red Sea

14 Sep Cruising the Gulf of Aden

15 Sep Salalah, Oman 10 am 6 pm

16 Sep Cruising the Arabian Sea17 Sep Muscat, Oman 8 am 5 pm

18-19 Sep Abu Dhabi, UAE 5 pm 11 pm

20 Sep Dubai, UAE Segment 5 7 am 6 pm

21 Sep Fujairah, UAE 8 am 6 pm

22-23 Sep Cruising the Arabian Sea

24-25 Sep Mumbai, India 8 am 5 pm

26 Sep Goa (Mormugao), India 9 am 7 pm

27 Sep Mangalore, India 8 am 6 pm

28 Sep Cochin (Kochi), India 8 am 10 pm

29 Sep Cruising the Laccadive Sea

Above: Barcelona, Spain

With construction starting in 1882

under the watchful eye of Antoni

Gaud, the Sagrada Famlia Roman

Catholic Church is a combination

of Gothic and Art Nouveau forms.

Below: Petra, Jordan

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30 Sep Colombo, Sri Lanka 7 am 6 pm

1-2 Oct Cruising the Bay of Bengal

3 Oct Cruising the Andaman Sea

4-6 Oct Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) 8 am 5 pm

7 Oct Cruising the Andaman Sea

8 Oct Phuket, Thailand 8 am 6 pm

9 Oct Cruising the Strait of Malacca10-11 Oct Singapore, Singapore Segment 6 7 am 6 pm

12 Oct Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

13 Oct Ko Samui, Thailand 8 am 6 pm

14 Oct Sihanoukville, Cambodia 8 am 4 pm

15-16 Oct Bangkok, Thailand 11 am 4 pm

17 Oct Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

18-19 Oct Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam 12 pm 5 pm

20 Oct Cruising the South China Sea

21 Oct Hue/Da Nang (Chan May), Vietnam 7 am 4 pm

22-23 Oct Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam 12 pm 6 pm

24 Oct Cruising the Hainan Strait

25-26 Oct Hong Kong, China Segment 7 8 am 6 pm


28 Oct Manila, Philippines 8 am 6 pm


30 Oct Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia 9 am 8 pm

31 Oct Muara, Brunei 8 am 6 pm

1 Nov Cruising the South China Sea

2 Nov Kuching (Borneo), Malaysia 8 am 6 pm

3 Nov Cruising the South China Sea

4 Nov Cruising the Strait of Malacca5 Nov Penang, Malaysia 7 am 4 pm

6-8 Nov Cruising the Indian Ocean

9 Nov Mal, Maldives 9 am 5 pm


12-14 Nov Mah, Seychelles 2 pm 4 am

14 Nov La Digue, Seychelles 8 am 4 pm


17 Nov Mombasa, Kenya 8 am 6 pm

18 Nov Zanzibar, Tanzania 8 am 10 pm

19 Nov Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 8 am 6 pm


20 Nov Cruising the Indian Ocean

21 Nov Nosy Be, Madagascar 10 am 6 pm

22-24 Nov Cruising the Mozambique Channel

25 Nov Maputo, Mozambique 8 am 5 pm

26 Nov Richards Bay, South Africa 10 am 11 pm

27 Nov Durban, South Africa 7 am 6 pm

28 Nov East London, South Africa 12 pm 8 pm29 Nov Cruising the Indian Ocean

30 Nov-1 Dec Cape Town, South Africa Segment 8 7 am 6 pm

2 Dec Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

3 Dec Luderitz, Namibia 8 am 5 pm

4-5 Dec Walvis Bay, Namibia 9 am 8 pm

6-7 Dec Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

8 Dec Luanda, Angola 8 am 5 pm


10 Dec So Tom, So Tom & Principe 9 am 10 pm

11 Dec Bom Bom Island, So Tom & Principe 8 am 6 pm

12 Dec Cruising the Gul f of Guinea

13 Dec Lom, Togo 8 am 5 pm

14 Dec Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana 8 am 6 pm

15 Dec Abidjan, Ivory Coast 8 am 5 pm


18 Dec Banjul, Gambia 10 am 9 pm

19 Dec Dakar, Senegal 7 am 6 pm


21 Dec Mindelo (So Vicente), Cape Verde 7 am 4 pm


26 Dec Bridgetown, Barbados 9 am 8 pm27 Dec Fort-de-France, Martinique 8 am 8 pm

28 Dec Pointe--Pitre, Guadeloupe 8 am 4 pm

29 Dec St. Georges, Grenada 9 am 6 pm

30 Dec El Guamache (Isla Margarita), Venezuela 8 am 3 pm

31 Dec Willemstad, Curacao 9 am 5 pm

1 Jan Cruising the Caribbean Sea

2 Jan Cruising the Old Bahama Channel

Jan 3 Key West, Florida 9 am 5 pm

Jan 4 Miami, Florida Disembark 8 am

Highlighted dates are beginning of segments

overnight stays

Above: Ha Long Bay, Vietnam

A UNESCO World Heritage Site,

Ha Long Bay features thousands of

limestone karsts and isles in varioussizes and shapes.

Below: Durban, South Africa

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CHTEAU GISCOURS,A MDOC ESTATE EVENT18TH AUGUST

Enjoy a night of exquisite wine tasting and elegant dining in the French

countryside at a classified Mdoc estate. The splendid Chteau Giscours

offers a fascinating look at the history of wine making in this extraordinaryregion. The chteau itself dates back to the 14th century, and in 1552

the first vines were planted. Later the chteau was transformed into a

neoclassical palace with modern production facilities that continues

to produce richly aromatic wines that are among the highest ranked in

the world.

A NIGHT OF GLAMOUR IN ABU DHABI18TH SEPTEMBER

Rising majestically from the Arabian Desert, the seven-star Emirates

Palace is one of the most expensive hotels ever built. Occupying overnine million square feet with suites furnished in gold and marble, the

resort offers nearly a mile of pristine beaches and more than 200 acres

of stunning gardens. Arrive in style in a deluxe super stretch limousine

for cocktails and canaps followed by a dinner prepared by some of the

best chefs in the world.

ROYAL MANDALAY5TH OCTOBER (Option One)

Amarapura, the immortal city, is a former royal capital and home toMahagandayon Monastery, one of the largest in Myanmar. Nearby you

can cross U Beins famous teak footbridge, one of the longest wooden

bridges in the world. Mandalay, the last royal capital of the Myanmar

Empire, was founded by King Mindon in 1859. Visit its most sacred

shrine, the Mahamuni Pagoda, where gold leaf is applied regularly to the

revered Mahamuni Buddha. The Kuthodaw Pagoda houses the worlds

largest book, inscribed with the canon of Buddhist scripture. Climb holy

Mandalay Hill for a serene view of the beautiful city below.

ANCIENT TEMPLES OF BAGAN5TH OCTOBER (Option Two)

Originally founded in 849 AD, Bagan became the first capital of a unified

Myanmar Empire under the reign of King Anawrahta. Home to more

than 2,000 religious shrines, it is one of the richest archaeological sites

in Asia and one of the architectural wonders of the world. You will beawed by the details of each monumental masterpiece. Visit the Ananda

Temple, the Gubyaukgyi Temple and the Dhammayangyi Temple, the

most massive in Bagan.

PRIVATE COCKTAIL PARTY ATJIM THOMPSON HOUSE15TH OCTOBER

Often credited with reviving the Thai silk industry, Jim Thompson retired

to Bangkok after serving in World War II and created the Jim Thompson

Thai Silk Company. Since his disappearance in 1967, little has changedat his house, once the citys most celebrated social centre. You will be

welcomed by an angklung band and treated to a fascinating tour of the

residence. Enveloped by a beautiful jungle garden, the complex is made

up of six Thai-style teak houses. The evening concludes with a cocktail

party and an award-winning traditional Thai puppet show.

OPEN-AIR DINNER ATSWAKOP RIVER CANYON4TH DECEMBER

Just beyond Walvis Bay, the Swakop River Canyon has been likened to

a moonscape with its unusual rock formations and dry riverbeds seared

into the landscape by the glaring sun. Sunset is the most stunning time of

day to visit this canyon, as the fading light casts dramatic shadows across

the stark environment. Tables draped in linen are an elegant contrast to

the glowing desert, and myriad candles surround the festivities, creating

an ethereal glow as they reflect off the canyon walls. After a dinner

featuring local dishes, the relaxed atmosphere will be enhanced by

conversation around a crackling fire.

Above: Ancient Temples of BaganDuring the Kingdoms height between

the 11th and 13th centuries, over 10,000

Buddhist temples, pagodas and monasteries

were constructed in Bagan.

Below: Bordeaux, France

E X C L U S I V E S H O R E E V E N T S

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NEW YORK, NEW YORKOVERNIGHT | 12TH-13TH JULY

The Big Apple. The City That Never Sleeps. Call it what you may,New York reigns as one of the worlds most dynamic cities. Take in

a Broadway show or simply enjoy the nonstop show of people that

parade through the streets. The possibilities are endless in the five

boroughs of New York City, so get out and enjoy. New Yorks ethnic

diversity truly manifests itself in its endless cuisines and thousands

of restaurants, including the classic New York steakhouse.

BORDEAUX, FRANCEOVERNIGHT | 18TH-19TH AUGUST

Recognized as the most famous wine region in the world, Bordeauxis the centre for the legendary wine chteaux of Saint-milion and

Mdoc. Enjoy this UNESCO World Heritage citys visual feast of

wonderful ornate buildings, broad avenues, tranquil parks and the

Cathedral of St. Andr where Eleanor of Aquitaine married Louis

VII. See the royal square, the Place de la Bourse, the Gothic Clock

and Gambretta Square. Then visit the areas fabulous vineyards

and magnificent chteaux and delight in tasting their superb wines.

JERUSALEM (HAIFA), ISRAELOVERNIGHT | 6TH-7TH SEPTEMBER

Visit the land of miracles Galilee, the Jordan River, the Mountof the Beatitudes and Tabgha. Venture to Nazareth, home of the

young Jesus. See the largest hanging gardens in the world at the

Bahi Gardens of Haifa. Or visit the Nahalal moshav, a commune

established in 1921 by Jewish immigrants. For antiques and crafts,

head to the boutiques on Massada Street. South of Haifa, the

artists village of Ein Hod offers hand-blown glass, pottery, silver,

gold and crafts.

ABU DHABI, UAE

OVERNIGHT | 18TH-19TH SEPTEMBERAs the worlds richest city, Abu Dhabi boasts opulent hotels,

museums and a yacht-filled marina, all marvels of modern

architecture. Explore the emirates old souks, sip a fragrant Arabic

coffee, ride the dunes on an exhilarating desert safari, or dive into

dazzling marine life. Gold-drizzled chocolates and sumptuous

teas are an unforgettable treat at Le Caf in the landmark Emirates

Palace hotel. Bargain for arts and handicrafts, spices, antiques,

oriental carpets and handmade clothing at a colourful souk.

MUMBAI, INDIAOVERNIGHT | 24TH-25TH SEPTEMBER

Mumbai, formerly known as Bombay, is the commercial andentertainment capital of India, offering an endless array of sights and

cultural activities. Visit the many lovely Jain and Hindu temples,

the Hanging Gardens, the Gandhi Memorial Museum and the

magnificent Victoria Station. Take a harbour cruise from the fabled

Gateway of India or travel to lush Gharapuri Island to see the 7th

century rock-cut temples of the Elephanta Caves, where sculptures

of Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu were carved out of solid rock over a

millennia ago.

RANGOON, BURMA(YANGON, MYANMAR)2 OVERNIGHTS | 4TH-6TH OCTOBER

In a land of temples, treasures and tumultuous history, Yangon is a city

where one could spend days just visiting the magnificent religious

sites. See the splendour of the Shwedagon Pagoda, a golden shrine

towering to a height of 326 feet. Nearby visit the Chaukhtatgyi

Pagoda with its gigantic Reclining Buddha statue measuring more

than 200 feet long. The Botahtaung Pagoda was named after the

1,000 military leaders who escorted the sacred hair relics of Buddha

that were brought from India over 2,000 years ago.

Atlantic Ocean

St. Lawrence River

Strait of Belle Isle

Labrador Sea

Denmark Strait

Norwegian Sea

North Sea

Bay of Biscay

Mediterranean Sea

Suez Canal Transit

Red Sea

Gulf of Aden

Arabian Sea

Laccadive Sea

Bay of Bengal

Andaman Sea

Strait of Malacca

Gulf of Thailand

South China Sea

Hainan Strait

Indian Ocean

Mozambique Channel

Gulf of Guinea

Caribbean Sea

Old Bahama Channel

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PH1 | PH2 | PH3 | PENTHOUSE SUITE

Our collection of 322-square-foot Penthouse Suiteshas been completely transformed with splendid newdecor and exquisite new furnishings in serene shadesof the sea and sun. Spacious enough for private in-suite dining, the living area features a refrigeratedmini-bar and vanity desk, and the granite-cladbathroom is large enough for an indulgent full-sizebathtub. Relax on the beautifully furnished privateteak veranda.

B1 | B2 | VERANDA STATEROOM

Elegant new decor graces these handsomelyappointed 216-square-foot staterooms that boastour most popular luxury a private teak verandafor watching the e ver-changing panoramas. Theconveniences within each stateroom are justas accommodating and include a vanity desk,

refrigerated mini-bar, breakfast table and spaciousseating area.

VERANDAS

A1 | A2 | A3 | CONCIERGE LEVELVERANDA STATEROOM

These luxurious accommodations feature a wealth ofamenities, including many of those found in ourPenthouse Suites, and the luxury is further enhanced bythe rich new decor. These 216-square-foot stateroomsoffer a private teak veranda, refrigerated mini-bar and

plush seating area, as well as exclusive Concierge Levelamenities and privileges.

STATEROOMSC1 | C2 | DELUXE OCEAN VIEW STATEROOM

With the curtains drawn back and the natural lightstreaming in, these newly redecorated 165-square-footstaterooms feel even more spacious. A generousseating area, vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar andbreakfast table are perfectly complemented by the richhues and stylish fabrics of the new decor.

D |OCEAN VIEW STATEROOM

The light from a classic porthole illuminates thestunning new decor in these 165-square-footstaterooms, tastefully designed to maximize space andconvenience. Enjoy a comfortable seating area with asofa on which to stretch out, as well as a vanity desk,breakfast table and refrigerated mini-bar.

E | OCEAN VIEW STATEROOM

Centrally located on deck 6, these elegant143-square-foot staterooms offer stylish newfurnishings and a panorama window with obstructedviews. Features include a vanity desk, refrigeratedmini-bar, small breakfast table and an ample closet.

F | G | INSIDE STATEROOM

Beautifully renovated with style and flair, thesedelightful private retreats boast 160 square feet ofluxury. Highlights include a comfortable seating area,vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar and plenty ofstorage. The ingenious use of space is complementedby the rich new decor.

SUITES

OS | VS | OWNERS SUITE & VISTA SUITE

Immensely spacious and exceptionally luxurious, oursix Owners Suites and four Vista Suites are among thefirst to be reserved. Ranging in size from 786 to nearly1,000 square feet, these magnificent suites featureevery imaginable amenity. Freshly renovatedbathrooms are clad in granite and onyx and includelavish new oversized showers.

Owners Suite shown

COMPLETELY REFURBISHED APRIL 2014

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SHIPS SPECIFICATIONS

Year Built:1998 | Year Refurbished:2014 | Gross Tonnage:30,277Length:593.7 feet| Beam:83.5 feet | Cruising Speed:18 knots | Guest Decks:9

Guest Capacity (Double Occupancy):684 | Staff Size:400

Guest-to-Staff Ratio:1.71 to 1 | Nationality of Officers:European

Country of Registry:Marshall Islands

STATEROOM COLOUR LEGEND

DECK 11 DECK 10 DECK 9 DECK 8 DECK 7 DECK 6 DECK 5 DECK 4 DECK 3

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Suite ABC, Beresford House, Town Quay,Southampton. SO14 2AQ

*Fares are subject to increase 31st March 2014. All advertised fares, offers and any applicable upgrades shown are per person based on double occupancy unlessotherwise indicated, are subject to availability at time of booking, may not be combinable with other offers, or loyalty programme benefits, are capacity controlled andmay be withdrawn without prior notice or remain in effect after the expiration date. Any applicable shipboard credits are per stateroom based on double occupancy.All fares listed are in Pounds Sterling, per person, based on double occupancy and include Non-Commissionable Fares. Cruise-related government fees and taxesare included. Single rates and rates for 3rd and 4th guests are available upon request; call for details. Cruise Ship Fuel Surcharge may apply for n ew bookings and, ifapplicable, is additional revenue to Oceania Cruises. International Intro Fare s and Special Fares are bas ed on published International Full Brochure Fares. InternationalFull Brochure Fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all cabin categories , may not have been in e ffect during the last 90 days and d o not include Personal Chargesand Optional Facilities and Services Fees as defined in the Terms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket Contract. International Full Brochure Fares are cruise only. FreeAirfare promotion does no t include ground transfers and applies to econ omy, round-trip flights only from London, or one way flights where cruise originates or ends in theUK. Regional connecting flights can be reque sted at additional cost from ABZ, BFS, BHX , EDI, GLA, LBA , MAN & NCL. Any adve rtised fares that include the Free Airfarepromotion include airline fees, surcharges and all government taxes. Some airline-imposed personal charges, including but not limited to baggage, priority boardingand special seating, may apply. Free Transfers are restricted to guests utilizing the free, pre-cruise hotel. Free Gratuities does not apply to service charges relating toprivate dining, spa treatments or alcoholic beverages. Restrictions apply to Free Visa Pack age; details on request. Oceania Cruises re serves the right to correct erro rs oromissions and to change any and all fares, fees and surcharge s at any time. Suite and stateroom measurements are approximate, and those in same category may vary insize. Accommodations may also have different furniture placemen t than as depicted in the published photographs. Additional Terms and C onditions may apply. CompleteTerms and Conditions may be found at OceaniaCruises.com or in the Guest Ticket Contract. Ships Registry: Marshall Islands. PRO40521 UK

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