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Welcome to Oceania Cruises,

Throughout Oceania Cruises’ history, our loyal

guests have traveled with us to extraordinary

corners of the globe. Our guests’ continued

penchant for faraway travels inspired us to

offer our first voyage circumnavigating the

world, set to depart January 2015. Due to an overwhelmingly positive

response, this cruise is nearly sold out, and we are pleased to now

unveil our new Around the World in 180 Days – 2016 departing

4 January 2016 from Miami.

Since a world cruise embodies mankind’s ultimate passion for exotic

travel, diversity and discovery, the voyage should be anything but

rushed or ordinary. Many cruise lines offer typical world cruises

lasting about 100 days, racing across the seas and overlooking many

captivating ports. But if you’re going to journey around the world,

travel like a true explorer – deeply and deliberately. As with our first

world cruise, I dreamed of a fantasy voyage, inspired by the places

that make this world we live in so fascinating, rather than by the

constraints of time. It’s not a race; it’s a journey!

With that same philosophy shaping Around the World in 180 Days – 2016,

we invite you to embrace an experience that is truly more than a

cruise – an authentic voyage and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity

to really treasure the best your world has to offer. Come aboard

Insignia and experience Your World. Your Way.®

Sincerely,

Frank Del Rio

Chairman and CEO

“ L I F E I S N O T M E A S U R E D B Y T H E N U M B E R O F B R E AT H S W E TA K E ,

B U T B Y T H E M O M E N T S T H AT TA K E O U R B R E AT H A W AY. ”

– Hillary Cooper

“ L I F E I S N O T M E A S U R E D B Y T H E N U M B E R O F B R E AT H S W E TA K E ,

B U T B Y T H E M O M E N T S T H AT TA K E O U R B R E AT H A W AY. ”

– Hillary Cooper

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W E L C O M E O N B O A R D

There is no better way to explore your world than with

Oceania Cruises, where you will feel instantly welcomed by the

casually elegant atmosphere, inviting spaces and dedicated staff.

As you travel from one marvelous destination to the next, you will

dine on the finest cuisine at sea in any of our four open-seating

gourmet restaurants. Retire each evening to your richly appointed

suite or stateroom and enjoy a host of complimentary amenities.

Serene days at sea are filled with enriching entertainment, whether

you prefer to lounge in the plush surroundings of the library, attend

an enlightening culinary demonstration, enjoy an illy® espresso in

Baristas coffee bar or sip a cocktail poolside. The Canyon Ranch

SpaClub® offers not only signature massages but also healing

therapies, fitness training and other revitalizing treatments to renew

your mind, body and soul. Of course, one of the greatest joys of

sailing is the spectacular view from Insignia’s decks as you cruise

scenic locales like the Panama Canal, the fjords of New Zealand and

the astounding limestone islands of Ha Long Bay.

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C U I S I N E

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 onboard the ship. Inspired by the

legendary Master Chef Jacques Pépin, our Executive Culinary Director,

the talented chefs onboard 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 authentic local fare.

Enjoy the buffet in Terrace Café featuring delicious Thai specialties

while cruising the Gulf of Thailand, or a deck party which takes on

a Polynesian flair as you sail the South Pacific. Regardless of the

region, an array of culinary delights awaits you.

P L E A S U R E S O F T H E P A L AT E

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

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E N T E R TA I N M E N T

While the magnificent worldwide destinations are certainly the

star attraction on this grand voyage, you will enjoy an abundance

of entertaining activities onboard 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 onboard 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, create a masterpiece in the Artist Loft 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 savor every moment of this wonderful journey.

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W O R L D T R AV E L E R ’ S V O Y A G E

Oceania Cruises takes great pleasure in bringing you one of

travel’s most time-honored traditions: circumnavigating the globe

by sea. From exploring off-the-beaten-path locations, to visiting

the world’s most iconic sites, to delving deep into the richness of

diverse cultures, the reasons for embarking on such a voyage are as

numerous as the treasures you will uncover.

A journey as momentous as this merits ample time to travel more

deeply and thoroughly appreciate each hand-selected destination.

During our 180-day voyage, you will have the luxury of leisurely

soaking up each destination’s distinctive milieu, and time to unwind

in the comfort of the luxurious amenities onboard. Travel in elegance

and style, indulge in exquisite cuisine, and enjoy the fact that it

all comes at the extraordinary value for which Oceania Cruises is

so renowned.

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Early Booking Savings up to 72%

per stateroom

PLUS

EXCLUSIVE PRESTIGE PACKAGE

n Free Gratuities – a value up to $8,300

n $1,300 Per Stateroom Shipboard Credit

n Free Onboard Medical Services

n Free Unlimited Internet

n Free Laundry Services

n Free Exclusive Shoreside Events

n Free 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stay

n Free Roundtrip Transfers*

*See page 29 for Terms & Conditions.

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DATE DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART

4 Jan 1 Miami, Florida Embark 1 pm 5 pm

5 Jan 2 Cruising the Old Bahama Channel

6 Jan 3 Cruising the Caribbean Sea

7 Jan 4 Oranjestad, Aruba 10 am 11 pm

8 Jan 5 Willemstad, Curacao 8 am 11 pm

9 Jan 6 Kralendijk, Bonaire 8 am 3 pm

10 Jan 7 El Guamache (Isla Margarita), Venezuela 10 am 6 pm

11 Jan 8 St. George’s, Grenada 8 am 7 pm

12 Jan 9 Castries, St. Lucia 8 am 11 pm

13 Jan 10 Fort-de-France, Martinique 8 am 6 pm

14 Jan 11 Bridgetown, Barbados 7 am 6 pm

15 Jan 12 Scarborough, Tobago 8 am 5 pm

16 Jan 13 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

17 Jan 14 Devil’s Island, French Guiana 8 am 4 pm


19 Jan 16 Belém (Icoaraci), Brazil 8 am 5 pm


21 Jan 18 Fortaleza, Brazil Noon 8 pm

22 Jan 19 Natal, Brazil 1 pm 9 pm

23 Jan 20 Recife, Brazil 8 am 5 pm

24-28 Jan 21-25 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

29 Jan 26 Lomé, Togo 9 am 7 pm

30 Jan 27 Cotonou, Benin 8 am 5 pm

31 Jan 28 Cruising the Gulf of Guinea

1 Feb 29 São Tomé, São Tomé & Principe 8 am 4 pm

2 Feb 30 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

3 Feb 31 Luanda, Angola 8 am 6 pm

4-5 Feb 32-33 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

6 Feb 34 Walvis Bay, Namibia 7 am 6 pm

7 Feb 35 Luderitz, Namibia Noon 8 pm

8 Feb 36 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

9-10 Feb 37-38 Cape Town, South Africa 7 am 6 pm

11 Feb 39 Cruising the Cape of Good Hope

12 Feb 40 Port Elizabeth, South Africa 8 am 6 pm

13 Feb 41 East London, South Africa 7 am 5 pm

14 Feb 42 Durban, South Africa 10 am 9 pm

15 Feb 43 Richards Bay, South Africa 7 am 4 pm


16 Feb 44 Maputo, Mozambique 8 am 3 pm

17-18 Feb 45-46 Cruising the Mozambique Channel

19 Feb 47 Nosy Be, Madagascar Noon 7 pm

20 Feb 48 Cruising the Indian Ocean

21 Feb 49 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 10 am 8 pm

22 Feb 50 Zanzibar, Tanzania 8 am 7 pm

23 Feb 51 Mombasa, Kenya 8 am 7 pm

24-25 Feb 52-53 Cruising the Indian Ocean

26 Feb 54 Mahé, Seychelles 8 am 8 pm

27-29 Feb 55-57 Cruising the Indian Ocean

1 Mar 58 Malé, Maldives 8 am 6 pm

2 Mar 59 Cruising the Indian Ocean

3 Mar 60 Mangalore, India 8 am 6 pm

4 Mar 61 Cochin (Kochi), India 8 am 7 pm

5 Mar 62 Cruising the Laccadive Sea

6-7 Mar 63-64 Cruising the Bay of Bengal

8-10 Mar 65-67 Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) 2 pm 5 pm

11 Mar 68 Cruising the Andaman Sea

12 Mar 69 Penang, Malaysia Noon 8 pm

13 Mar 70 Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia 9 am 7 pm

14-15 Mar 71-72 Singapore, Singapore 8 am 6 pm

16 Mar 73 Cruising the Gulf of Thailand

17 Mar 74 Ko Samui, Thailand 8 am 5 pm

18-19 Mar 75-76 Bangkok, Thailand 10 am 4 pm

20 Mar 77 Sihanoukville, Cambodia 11 am 9 pm

21 Mar 78 Cruising the South China Sea

22-23 Mar 79-80 Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City), Vietnam 9 am 3 pm

24 Mar 81 Cruising the South China Sea

25-26 Mar 82-83 Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Vietnam 2 pm 5 pm

27 Mar 84 Sanya, China 10 am 6 pm

28-29 Mar 85-86 Hong Kong, China 5 pm 5 pm

30-31 Mar 87-88 Xiamen, China 1 pm 7 pm

1 Apr 89 Cruising the East China Sea

2-4 Apr 90-92 Shanghai, China 8 am 5 pm

5 Apr 93 Cruising the Yellow Sea

6-7 Apr 94-95 Beijing (Tianjin), China 9 am 10 pm

8 Apr 96 Cruising the Yellow Sea

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9 Apr 97 Seoul (Incheon), South Korea 8 am 6 pm


11 Apr 99 Hiroshima, Japan Noon 7 pm

12 Apr 100 Kyoto (Kobe), Japan 8 am 9 pm


14 Apr 102 Okinawa (Naha), Japan Noon 8 pm

15 Apr 103 Cruising the Philippine Sea

16 Apr 104 Cruising the South China Sea

17 Apr 105 Manila, Philippines 8 am 7 pm

18 Apr 106 Boracay Island, Philippines 10 am 6 pm

19 Apr 107 Cruising the Sulu Sea

20 Apr 108 Kota Kinabalu (Borneo), Malaysia 8 am 7 pm

21 Apr 109 Muara, Brunei 8 am 8 pm

22 Apr 110 Cruising the South China Sea

23 Apr 111 Kuching (Borneo), Malaysia 8 am 4 pm

24 Apr 112 Cruising the Karimata Strait

25 Apr 113 Cruising the Java Sea

26-27 Apr 114-115 Bali (Benoa), Indonesia Noon 3 pm

28 Apr 116 Komodo, Indonesia 9 am 3 pm

29 Apr 117 Cruising the Timor Sea

30 Apr 118 Darwin, Australia 11 am 7 pm

1 May 119 Cruising the Arafura Sea

2 May 120 Cruising the Coral Sea

3 May 121 Cooktown, Australia Noon 10 pm

4 May 122 Cairns, Australia 8 am 8 pm

5 May 123 Townsville, Australia 8 am 4 pm

6-7 May 124-125 Cruising the South Pacific

8 May 126 Newcastle, Australia 8 am 11 pm

9-10 May 127-128 Sydney, Australia 7 am 6 pm

11 May 129 Cruising the Tasman Sea

12 May 130 Hobart (Tasmania), Australia 9 am 7 pm

13-15 May 131-133 Cruising the Tasman Sea

16 May 134 Picton, New Zealand 8 am 4 pm

17 May 135 Napier, New Zealand 8 am 4 pm

18 May 136 Rotorua (Tauranga), New Zealand 10 am 8 pm

19 May 137 Auckland, New Zealand 8 am 6 pm


I N S I G N I A | 4 J A N 2 0 1 6DATE DAY PORT ARRIVE DEPART

22 May 140 Nuku’alofa, Tonga 10 am 7 pm

22 May 141 Cross the International Date Line (Gain a day)

23 May 142 Pago Pago, American Samoa 8 am 5 pm


26 May 145 Raiatea, French Polynesia 10 am 8 pm

27 May 146 Bora Bora, French Polynesia 8 am 6 pm

28 May 147 Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia 6 am 11 pm

29 May 148 Huahine, French Polynesia 8 am 5 pm

30 May 149 Rangiroa, French Polynesia 8 am 6 pm

31 May 150 Cruising the South Pacific

1 Jun 151 Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands 8 am 5 pm

2-5 Jun 152-155 Cruising the Pacific Ocean

6 Jun 156 Hilo, Hawaii 8 am 5 pm

7 Jun 157 Honolulu, Oahu 8 am 11 pm

8 Jun 158 Lahaina, Maui 8 am 5 pm

9 Jun 159 Nawiliwili, Kauai 8 am 4 pm

10-14 Jun 160-165 Cruising the Pacific Ocean

15 Jun 166 Los Angeles, California 7 am 9 pm

16 Jun 167 San Diego, California 8 am 4 pm

17 Jun 168 Cruising the Pacific Ocean

18 Jun 169 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Noon 8 pm


20 Jun 171 Acapulco, Mexico Noon 9 pm


22 Jun 173 Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala 8 am 6 pm

23 Jun 174 Corinto, Nicaragua 9 am 6 pm

24 Jun 175 Puntarenas, Costa Rica Noon 9 pm


26 Jun 177 Panama Canal Daylight Transit

27 Jun 176 Cartagena, Colombia 10 am 5 pm

28 Jun 177 Cruising the Caribbean Sea

29 Jun 178 Cruising the Straits of Florida

30 Jun 179 Key West, Florida 9 am 5 pm

1 Jul 180 Miami, Florida Disembark

Highlighted dates are overnight stays

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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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OS Owner’s Suite $310,384 $120,399

VS Vista Suite 275,384 103,399

PH1 Penthouse Suite 227,184 82,399 PH2 Penthouse Suite 221,184 80,399 PH3 Penthouse Suite 217,984 78,399

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B1 Veranda Stateroom 178,484 59,399

B2 Veranda Stateroom 176,984 58,399

C1 Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom 161,984 52,399

C2 Deluxe Ocean View Stateroom 160,184 50,399

D Ocean View Stateroom 147,384 45,399

E Ocean View Stateroom 143,584 43,399

F Inside Stateroom 139,184 40,399

G Inside Stateroom 135,784 38,399 *Fares are per guest and reflect all savings. See page 29 for Terms & Conditions.

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VA L U E

Exceptional value has always been a hallmark of Oceania Cruises.

We feature countless complimentary amenities, and we never

charge a dining supplement in our gourmet restaurants. For this

magnificent journey around the world, we are offering an even

greater value unprecedented in the history of Oceania Cruises.

Guests on this voyage receive extraordinary additional savings of

up to 72%, a free pre-cruise luxury hotel stay and 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 world’s 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.

Early Booking Savings Expire on 31st December 2014


Early Booking Savings up to 72%

per stateroom

PLUS

EXCLUSIVE PRESTIGE PACKAGE

n Free Gratuities – a value up to $8,300

n $1,300 Per Stateroom Shipboard Credit

n Free Onboard Medical Services

n Free Unlimited Internet

n Free Laundry Services

n Free Exclusive Shoreside Events

n Free 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Stay

n Free Roundtrip Transfers*

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INCLUDED A MENITIES

SHORE EXCURSION PACKAGES

Gain insight into the culture, history and cuisine

of the fascinating ports of call you will visit, all at

a substantial savings. We have designed packages

tailored to your personal preferences in which

you can experience each destination to the fullest.

n UNLIMITED PASSPORT COLLECTION Enjoy unlimited shore excursions throughout

the voyage, all for one low price

Save up to 40% off regular à la carte prices

As an added bonus, receive discounts off

Oceania Choice and Exclusive excursions

n YOUR WORLD COLLECTION Flexibility to custom design your own

collection of excursions

Save 25% off regular à la carte prices, subject

to a minimum number of excursions reserved

For more information please visit OceaniaCruises.com/shoreexcursions

SPIRITS, WINE AND BEER PACKAGES

Our beverage packages enhance your onboard

experience and also offer great value and added

convenience. Simply choose the perfect libation

to accompany each special occasion.

n PRESTIGE SELECT+ Unlimited premium spirits, wine & beer

whenever and wherever you wish

n HOUSE SELECT+ Unlimited wine & beer with lunch and dinner

+At a supplemental cost. Call for details.

n Free dining at all specialty restaurants

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

n Free shuttle service from ship to city center in many ports of call

n Free and unlimited access to Canyon Ranch SpaClub® private Spa Terrace for Concierge Level Staterooms and Suites

n Free room service dining 24 hours a day

n Free concierge service

n Free gourmet canapés served daily in suites, bars and lounges

n Free Artist Loft Enrichment Center

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ROYAL MANDALAY 9 MARCH 2016 (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 Bein’s famous footbridge, the longest teak 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 world’s 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 BAGAN 9 MARCH 2016 (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.

HANOI EXPERIENCE 25 MARCH 2016

Immerse yourself in the culture, history and beauty of Hanoi and its surrounding areas. In addition to visiting many of Hanoi’s important cultural landmarks, such as the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, Temple of Literature, Museum of Ethnology and Old Quarter, you will also be entertained by a water puppet show, a unique Vietnamese art form created in the 11th century to amuse the kings. Visit Hoa Lo Prison, which was used to hold American soldiers during the Vietnam War, including Senator John McCain. Then enjoy ample opportunity to explore the countryside and the city’s colorful side streets, getting a glimpse of everyday life.

EXCLUSIVE TOUR & LUNCH AT THE GREAT WALL OF CHINA 6 APRIL 2016

One of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Wall of China is over 2,000 years old and 8,850 kilometres long, beginning at the Yellow Sea, crossing five provinces and ending at the Gobi Desert. Surrounded by lush greenery, enjoy a delicious lunch in an exclusive venue at the foot of an unrestored 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.

ROYAL BALINESE TEMPLE FEAST 26 APRIL 2016

Imagine the soft golden rays of the setting sun illuminating a glorious Balinese temple dating back to 1634. The entrance is lined with royal torches and a traditional gamelan orchestra plays just for you. Adorned in traditional costumes, the villagers of Mengwi lead you to a Balinese feast and cultural experience at the Taman Ayun Temple. Dine on Indonesian fare as you are presented with a mesmerizing dance and musical performance featuring a haunting kecak chant and fire dance as well as the magical footwork and gestures of the legong dance. During this extraordinary evening, you will be treated like Balinese royalty.

1940s PATRIOTIC EVENING ABOARD THE BATTLESHIP MISSOURI 7 JUNE 2016

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 d’oeuvres, cocktails and patriotic performances of tunes from the 1940s.

Above: Rainbow Falls

Rainbow Falls is a tropical rainforest wonder found

in Hawaii State Park. The Falls derives its name

from the fact that, on sunny mornings, rainbows

can be seen in the mist thrown up by the waterfall.

Best views come just after a heavy rain storm so

the falls are running strong. The Wailuku River

rushes into a large pool below the falls as the

gorge is blanketed by lush, dense tropical foliage.

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

Ancient Temples of Bagan

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Continents visited: 5

Countries visited: 45

Islands visited: 45

Ports visited: 92

National capitals visited: 19

Total overnight stays: 14

Largest population: Shanghai, China

Smallest population: Devil’s Island, French Guiana

UNESCO World Heritage Sites accessible: 57

Time zones crossed: 24

Number of times equator crossed: 4

International date line crossed: 1

Oceans cruised: 3

Seas cruised: 13

Nautical miles sailed: 47,068

ITINER ARY HIGHLIGHTS

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Beijing, China

Bangkok, Thailand

Bridgetown, Barbados

Cape Town, South Africa

Castries, St. Lucia

Hanoi, Vietnam

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Lomé, Togo

Luanda, Angola

Manila, Philippines

Maputo, Mozambique

Nuku’alofa, Tonga

Orangestad, Aruba

Papeete (Tahiti), French Polynesia

Seoul, South Korea

St. George’s, Grenada

São Tomé, São Tomé and Principe

Singapore, Singapore

Willemstad, Curacao

NATIONAL C APITALS VISITED

O V E R N I G H T D E S T I N AT I O N H I G H L I G H T S

Lotus Boat, Bangkok

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA OVERNIGHT | 9-10 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 café. At the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, you can observe baboons, ostriches and amazing ocean vistas from Cape Point. Or travel to the picturesque town of Stellenbosch in the heart of South African wine country, where you can taste some of the region’s finest vintages.

RANGOON, BURMA (YANGON, MYANMAR) 2 OVERNIGHTS | 8-10 MARCH

In a land of temples, treasures and tumultuous history, Rangoon is a city where one could spend days just visiting the magnificent religious sites. See the splendor of the Shwedagon Pagoda, a golden shrine towering to a height of 100 metres. Nearby visit the Chaukhtatgyi Pagoda with its gigantic reclining Buddha statue measuring more than 60 metres 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, SINGAPORE OVERNIGHT | 14-15 MARCH

Discover the delightful diversity of Singapore, from charming Chinatown to colorful 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 on the unique Night Safari. For a historical perspective, visit the Kranji Memorial and the Changi Chapel and Museum, dedicated to

those who lost their lives during World War II.

BANGKOK, THAILAND OVERNIGHT | 18-19 MARCH

From its golden temples to its bustling markets, the city of Bangkok will delight you at every turn. A massive complex of bejeweled 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 shouldn’t miss the unique museum displaying the ornately

decorated royal barges.

SAIGON (HO CHI MINH CITY), VIETNAM OVERNIGHT | 22-23 MARCH

Now known as Ho Chi Minh City, Saigon has a rich heritage revealed in its lovely pagodas, colonial architecture and broad boulevards. Take an exhilarating ride on a local pedicab through the bustling streets to the vibrant markets of historic Chinatown. Or venture outside the city to one of the most important battlegrounds of the Vietnam War, the vast underground complex of the Cu Chi Tunnels. Explore the lush countryside of farms, rice paddies

and villages with a cruise on the Mekong River.

HANOI (HA LONG BAY), VIETNAM OVERNIGHT | 25-26 MARCH

Cruise amidst the exquisite beauty of Ha Long Bay with its monolithic limestone islands and famous morning mists before traveling along the Red River to Vietnam’s capital city of Hanoi. Enjoy the French colonial architecture and the wonderful Old Quarter. Visit the impressive Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and then learn the story of the leader’s life at the Ho Chi Minh Museum. Further history is revealed at the remains of Hoa Lo Prison, where American servicemen were held during the Vietnam War.

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HONG KONG, CHINA OVERNIGHT | 28-29 MARCH

Hong Kong is a unique juxtaposition of the ancient and modern with historic temples wedged amidst gleaming skyscrapers. The lights of the city at night are a spectacle not to be missed. Check out the popular Temple Street Night Market as well as the bustling Stanley Market and the antique shops along Hollywood Road. Cross the channel to Lantau Island to visit the Po Lin Monastery, home of the giant Tian Tan Buddha, and dine at a floating seafood restaurant in Aberdeen.

XIAMEN, CHINA OVERNIGHT | 30-31 MARCH

Ancient temples, lush parks and picturesque colonial architecture lend an old world charm to Xiamen, the largest city in the province of Fujian. Thanks to its curving lanes and tucked-away gardens, it’s an island best explored on foot. Spend an afternoon wandering the Old Quarter, featuring well-restored 19th century buildings, now home to local shops. Visit nearby Gulangyu, once an international settlement of 14 different countries, for a car-free enclave of colonial villas and courtyards draped in bougainvillea amidst cobblestone streets.

SHANGHAI, CHINA 2 OVERNIGHTS | 2-4 APRIL

Begin your exploration of this city of contrasts at the waterfront district known as The Bund, where modern structures mingle with classic European architecture. Across the Huangpu River, the Oriental Pearl Tower offers a bird’s-eye view. Visit the impressive art museum and the renowned 16th century Yu Yuan Gardens. To enjoy the city by night, see an acrobatic show or browse in local markets. Multiple days in port also allow time to explore the canals of the famed garden cities of Suzhou or Wuxi.

BEIJING (TIANJIN), CHINA OVERNIGHT | 6-7 APRIL

Travel from Tianjin through the North China countryside to see a scenic section of the iconic Great Wall at Huangyaguan. Or hop on a bullet train to Beijing and visit the amazing gates and palaces of the Forbidden City, home to emperors and off-limits to foreigners for hundreds of years. A stroll through infamous Tiananmen Square takes you to landmarks such as the Great Hall of the People, the National Museum of China, the Monument to the People’s Heroes and Chairman

Mao Memorial Hall.

Sydney

The Great Wall of China

Hong Kong

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BALI (BENOA), INDONESIA OVERNIGHT | 26-27 APRIL

Experience this exquisite island as you explore the lush countryside of terraced rice fields, towering volcanoes and tropical forests. Relax on any number of long, sandy beaches. Numerous temples dot the landscape, such as the Mother Temple of Besakih, the largest and most important Hindu temple in Bali. Perched on the slope of Mount Agung, it offers wonderful panoramic views. Traditional Balinese dance is also part of religious expression in Bali, so be sure to catch a performance of this ancient ritual.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA OVERNIGHT | 9-10 MAY

Discover Australia’s glittering harbor city, promising a rich array of both cosmopolitan pleasures and natural recreation. Attend an unforgettable performance at the iconic Opera House or simply marvel at the impressive architecture. Spend a relaxing afternoon in tranquil Hyde Park or the Royal Botanic Gardens. Don’t miss The Rocks shopping district and its lively weekend market offering handmade sterling silver, woodcrafts, leather goods and more. Unwind at Bondi, the world-famous surfing beach, or take advantage of the city’s prime location and go on a classic bush walk.

Traditional Balinese dancer

Right: Traditional Balinese dancer

Balinese dance is a tradition that roots itself in the

religious and artistic expression of the Balinese

people. Dancers express a story through gestures of

the entire body as well as subtle finger, hand, head

and eye movements. Most dances are connected

to Hindu rituals, although not all are religious as

there is also a welcoming dance that is social for

entertainment purposes.

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I N S I G N I A S U I T E S A N D S TAT E R O O M S

After a day spent exploring the world’s delights, your luxurious

suite or stateroom provides a welcoming retreat. Designed

with an eye for exquisite detail and supreme comfort, our

spacious accommodations ensure that you always feel

perfectly at home. From the gracious furnishings to the upscale

toiletries, every amenity you could imagine is right at your

fingertips. Whether you are indulging in the complimentary

room service or lounging on the heavenly Prestige Tranquility

Bed, this is the ultimate haven in which to relax and recharge.

n Every suite and stateroom features the Prestige Tranquility Bed, an Oceania Cruises exclusive n FREE and unlimited soft drinks and bottled water replenished daily in your refrigerated mini-bar n 24-hour Butler service in all suites

n Wireless Internet access

n Bulgari amenities n FREE room service menu 24 hours a day n Signature Belgian chocolates with nightly turndown service

O W N E R ’ S S U I T E CAT E G O RY O S

Immensely spacious and exceptionally luxurious, our six Owner’s Suites and four Vista Suites are among the first to be reserved. Ranging in size from 73 to nearly 92 square metres, these magnificent suites feature every imaginable amenity. Freshly renovated bathrooms are clad in granite and onyx and include lavish new oversized showers.

O C E A N V I E W S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY D

The light from a classic porthole illuminates the stunning new decor in these 15-square-metre staterooms, tastefully designed to maximize space and convenience. Enjoy a comfortable seating area with a sofa on which to stretch out, as well as a vanity desk, breakfast table and refrigerated mini-bar.

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C O N C I E R G E L E V E L V E R A N DA S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY A 1 | A 2 | A 3

These luxurious accommodations feature a wealth of amenities, including many of those found in our Penthouse Suites, and the luxury is further enhanced by the rich new decor. These 20-square-metre staterooms offer a private teak veranda, refrigerated mini-bar and plush seating area, as well as exclusive Concierge Level amenities and privileges.

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V I S TA S U I T E CAT E G O RY V S

Overlooking the ship’s bow, each of the four Vista Suites sprawl more than 73 square metres. Every creature comfort is here, including a second bathroom for guests as well as a master bathroom redesigned in onyx and granite with a luxurious new shower. Relax on the private teak veranda, listen to music in surround sound or watch a DVD on one of two flat-screen televisions. Access the Internet wirelessly on the provided laptop computer or iPad®.

P E N T H O U S E S U I T E CAT E G O RY P H 1 | P H 2 | P H 3

Our collection of 29-square-metre Penthouse Suites has been completely transformed with splendid new decor and exquisite new furnishings in serene shades of the sea and sun. Spacious enough for private in-suite dining, the living area features a refrigerated mini-bar and vanity desk, and the granite-clad bathroom is large enough for an indulgent full-size bathtub. Relax on the beautifully furnished private teak veranda.

V E R A N DA S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY B 1 | B 2

Elegant new decor graces these handsomely appointed 20-square-metre staterooms that boast our most popular luxury – a private teak veranda for watching the ever-changing panoramas. The conveniences within each stateroom are just as accommodating and include a vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar, breakfast table and spacious seating area.

D E L U X E O C E A N V I E W S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY C 1 | C 2

With the curtains drawn back and the natural light streaming in, these newly redecorated 15-square-metre staterooms feel even more spacious. A generous seating area, vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar and breakfast table are perfectly complemented by the rich hues and stylish fabrics of the new decor.

O C E A N V I E W S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY E

Centrally located on deck 6, these elegant 13-square-metre staterooms offer stylish new furnishings and a panorama window with obstructed views. Features include a vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar, small breakfast table and an ample closet.

I N S I D E S TAT E R O O M CAT E G O RY F | G

Beautifully renovated with style and flair, these delightful private retreats boast 14 square metres of luxury. Highlights include a comfortable seating area, vanity desk, refrigerated mini-bar and plenty of storage. The ingenious use of space is complemented by the rich new decor.

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SHIP’S SPECIFICATIONS

Year Built: 1998 | Year Refurbished: 2014 | Gross Tonnage: 30,277

Length: 180.96 metres | Beam: 25.45 metres | 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 COLOR LEGEND

I N S I G N I A D E C K P L A N S

FORWARDAFT

FullyEnclosedSmokingLounge

DECK 10

DECK 9

DECK 11

DECK 8

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FORWARDAFT

DECK 5

DECK 6

DECK 7

DECK 3

DECK 4

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Great Barrier Reef, Cairns

AUSTRALIAKakadu National Park (Darwin)Great Barrier Reef (Cairns)Wet Tropics of Queensland (Cairns)Sydney Opera HouseAustralian Convict Sites (Sydney)Greater Blue Mountains Area (Sydney)Tasmanian Wilderness (Hobart)

BARBADOSHistoric Bridgetown and its Garrison

BENINRoyal Palaces of Abomey

BRAZILHistoric Centre of the Town of Olinda (Recife)

CHINAHistoric Centre of Macao (Hong Kong)Fujian Tulou (Xiamen)Classical Gardens of Suzhou (Shanghai)West Lake Cultural Landscape of Hangzhou (Shanghai)The Great Wall (Beijing/Tianjin)Imperial Palaces of the Ming and Qing Dynasties in BeijingSummer Palace, an Imperial Garden in BeijingTemple of Heaven: an Imperial Sacrificial Altar in BeijingImperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Beijing)Peking Man Site at Zhoukoudian (Beijing)The Grand Canal (Beijing)

GUATEMALAAntigua Guatemala

INDIAWestern Ghats (Mangalore/Cochin)

INDONESIAKomodo National ParkCultural Landscape of Bali Province

JAPANBuddhist Monuments in the Horyu-ji Area (Kobe)Historic Monuments of Ancient Kyoto (Kyoto, Uji and Otsu Cities)Historic Monuments of Ancient Nara (Kobe)Hiroshima Peace Memorial (Genbaku Dome)Itsukushima Shinto Shrine (Hiroshima)Gusuku Sites and Related Properties of the Kingdom of Ryukyu (Okinawa)

KENYASacred Mijikenda Kaya ForestsFort Jesus, Mombasa

MALAYSIAArchaeological Heritage of the Lenggong Valley (Penang)Kinabalu Park (Kota Kinabalu)Melaka, Historic City of the Straits of Malacca (Kuala Lumpur)

MOZAMBIQUEIsland of Mozambique

NAMIBIATwyfelfontein Ancient Rock Engravings

NICARAGUARuins of León Viejo León Cathedral

PHILIPPINESBaroque Churches of the Philippines

ST. LUCIAPitons Management Area

SOUTH AFRICARobben Island (Cape Town)Cape Floral Region Protected Areas (Cape Town)uKhahlamba/Drakensberg Park (Durban)

SOUTH KOREAChangdeokgung Palace ComplexJongmyo ShrineHwaseong FortressRoyal Tombs of the Joseon DynastyNamhansanseong Ancient Capital and Military Fortress

TANZANIAStone Town of Zanzibar

THAILANDHistoric City of Ayutthaya (Bangkok)

UNITED STATESEverglades National Park (Miami)Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hilo)

VIETNAMCentral Sector of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long – Hanoi Ha Long BayTrang An Landscape Complex (Ha Long Bay)

U N E S C O W O R L D H E R I TA G E S I T E S (All sites are accessible within the time alloted in port)

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MALAYSIAArchaeological Heritage of the Lenggong Valley (Penang)Kinabalu Park (Kota Kinabalu)Melaka, Historic City of the Straits of Malacca (Kuala Lumpur)

MOZAMBIQUEIsland of Mozambique

NAMIBIATwyfelfontein Ancient Rock Engravings

NICARAGUARuins of León Viejo León Cathedral

PHILIPPINESBaroque Churches of the Philippines

ST. LUCIAPitons Management Area

SOUTH AFRICARobben Island (Cape Town)Cape Floral Region Protected Areas (Cape Town)uKhahlamba/Drakensberg Park (Durban)

SOUTH KOREAChangdeokgung Palace ComplexJongmyo ShrineHwaseong FortressRoyal Tombs of the Joseon DynastyNamhansanseong Ancient Capital and Military Fortress

TANZANIAStone Town of Zanzibar

THAILANDHistoric City of Ayutthaya (Bangkok)

UNITED STATESEverglades National Park (Miami)Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (Hilo)

VIETNAMCentral Sector of the Imperial Citadel of Thang Long – Hanoi Ha Long BayTrang An Landscape Complex (Ha Long Bay)

G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N | T E R M S & C O N D I T I O N SFor a complete list of all Terms & Conditions please visit OceaniaCruises.com/corporate/legal/termsconditions.aspx

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NOTIFICATION | Information contained in this brochure is not an offer or a contract. The transportation of guests and baggage on Oceania Cruises’ vessels is provided solely by the Operator and is governed by the Terms and Conditions printed on the Guest Ticket/Contract. For complete information on Terms and Conditions, itineraries, liability of Oceania Cruises, and all sections mentioned below, please refer to the Guest Ticket/Contract. A copy of the Guest Ticket/Contract is available by contacting your Travel Agent or online at OceaniaCruises.com. Upon booking the cruise, all of the Terms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket/Contract shall be binding on the parties thereto.

FARES | Fares are quoted in US dollars and are valid for bookings made up to 31st December 2014. Fares do not include prepaid charges, personal charges or optional facilities and service fees, as those terms are clearly defined in the Passenger Ticket Contract. Also not included are shore excursions, meals ashore, baggage handling, gratuities, beverages not part of the regular menu, laundry service and other onboard amenities and services, including spa treatments.

DEPOSIT AND PAYMENTS | 2016 AROUND THE WORLD The per person deposit required to secure the 2016 AROUND THE WORLD voyage is 20% of the applicable cruise fare for all suites and staterooms and must be received within seven days of booking. Final balance due must be received no later than 181 days prior to cruise departure, together with passport details and any special onboard service requests; otherwise, booking may be subject to immediate cancellation and any applicable penalties.

American Express, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, Travel Agency checks and personal checks are accepted for deposits and full payments. For your convenience, your Final Payment may be automatically charged to the credit card used to make the initial deposit. Oceania Cruises accepts no responsibility for credit card foreign currency/transaction processing fees independently assessed by issuing banks. None of

these fees separately charged by the issuing banks accrues to the benefit of Oceania Cruises. Third party credit card charges can only be accepted when accompanied by valid authorization to charge from the relevant card owner.

CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS | 2016 AROUND THE WORLD A 100% cancellation fee will be imposed as indicated for nonappearance or the absence of written notice. Fare is defined as the full cost of any cruise or air component purchased from Oceania Cruises, excluding optional facilities and services fees. Please refer to the full Terms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket/Contract for fees relating to the cancellation of optional facilities and services. A full refund of payments received will be made when Oceania Cruises receives written notice of cancellation as indicated by the Cancellation Fee Schedule listed here. Cancellation notices must be in writing and received by Oceania Cruises no later than the day before cancellation penalties are to be assessed. Guests who cancel within the indicated periods are subject to the following per person cancellation fees:

2016 AROUND THE WORLDDAYS PRIOR TO CRUISE SAIL DATE | CANCELLATION FEES Penthouse – G OS and VSDeposit to 181 Days . . . . . . . . $250pp . . . . . . . . . . . 10% of Fare180 Days to 151 Days . . . . . . 25% of Fare . . . . . . . . 25% of Fare150 Days to 121 Days . . . . . . 50% of Fare . . . . . . . . 50% of Fare120 Days to 91 Days . . . . . . . 75% of Fare . . . . . . . . 75% of Fare90 Days to 0 Days . . . . . . . . . 100% of Fare . . . . . . . 100% of Fare

OPTIONAL TRAVEL INSURANCE | We strongly recommend that all guests purchase comprehensive travel insurance that includes Medical and Baggage Protection, as well as Trip Cancellation/Interruption Insurance to cover the full purchase price of the cruise, including air and/or land program costs. Your travel agent can provide additional information about the various insurances available.

ITINERARY | All itineraries, including points of embarkation and debarkation, are at the discretion of Oceania Cruises and may be modified up to and during the voyage. Oceania Cruises reserves the right to amend, cancel or make substitutions for any travel component without prior notice to the guest, including hotels, ports of call or other modes of transportation if, in its opinion, the situation requires a change or cancellation of arrangements. Oceania Cruises does not assume responsibility or liability for any loss, inconvenience, or expense incurred by guests as a result of any changes or cancellations as detailed in the Passenger Ticket Contract. When practicable, Oceania Cruises will promptly notify guests or their travel agent of a cruise itinerary change.

RESPONSIBILITY | Our full booking conditions contain a breakdown of our responsibilities to you, and your obligations. They also contain limitations to our liability. Please ensure that you read them carefully before booking.

NOTICE | While Oceania Cruises makes every effort to adhere to the specifics shown in this brochure, circumstances may require otherwise. All information contained herein is subject to change without notice at Oceania Cruises’ discretion. All schedules and fares listed in this brochure are subject to change without notice. Oceania Cruises is not responsible or liable for typographical errors, omissions or misprints.

TERMS & CONDITIONS | *Offers expire 31st December 2014. All advertised fares, offers and any applicable upgrades shown are per person based on double occupancy unless otherwise indicated, are subject to availability at time of booking, may not be combinable with other offers, or loyalty program benefits, are capacity controlled and may 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 U.S. Dollars, per person, based on double occupancy and include Non-Commissionable Fares. Cruise-related government fees and taxes are included. Single rates and rates for 3rd and 4th guests are available upon request; call for details. Cruise Ship Fuel Surcharge may apply for new bookings and, if applicable, is additional revenue to Oceania Cruises. International Intro Fares and Special Fares are based on published International Full Brochure Fares. International Full Brochure Fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all cabin categories, may not have been in effect during the last 90 days and do not include Personal Charges and Optional Facilities and Services Fees as defined in the Terms and Conditions of the Guest Ticket Contract which may be viewed at OceaniaCruises.com. International Full Brochure Fares are cruise only. Free Transfers are restricted to guests utilizing the free, pre-cruise hotel. Free Gratuities does not apply to service charges relating to private dining, spa treatments or alcoholic beverages. Oceania Cruises reserves the right to correct errors or omissions and to change any and all fares, fees and surcharges at any time. Suite and stateroom measurements are approximate, and those in same category may vary in size. Accommodations may also have different furniture placement than as depicted in the published photographs. Additional Terms and Conditions may apply. Complete Terms and Conditions may be found at OceaniaCruises.com or in the Guest Ticket Contract. Ships’ Registry: Marshall Islands. PRO40580 29





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