Insignia

The word Insignia is defined as a distinguishing mark or badge of honor, and the Oceania Insignia cruise ship fittingly sails as a badge of honor, helping to distinguish Oceania Cruise Lines as a premium and elegant fleet. Created in 1998 and refurbished with the finest amenities and accommodations in 2004, the Insignia ship is uniquely fashioned while staying true to the warmth and quality of her sister ships, the Oceania Cruises Regatta and Nautica. At 30,277 tons, the Insignia bears 400 staff members and up to 684 passengers, resulting in an outstanding 1.71 to 1 guest-to-staff ratio.

The Insignia is exquisite in furnishings and architecture, while remaining light and comfortable in mood. Teak, stone, tile, crystal, silver, and more grace the verandahs, common areas, and dining rooms of this Oceania ship. Each stateroom, from Inside category to Penthouse, provides the decadent comfort that Oceania’s discerning guests have come to anticipate. Dining is an art onboard each Oceania Insignia cruise, as guests have their choice of five dining rooms, 24-hour in-room service, and a fully customizable menu prepared to perfection. Activities onboard range from revitalizing spa services and exercise in the fitness facility to quiet retreats to the wide variety of books in the onboard Library. Guests also enjoy enrichment lectures that educate and inspire between the exciting ports of call. Traveling on itineraries that include the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, South America, and Transatlantic Voyages, travelers on Oceania Cruises are continually impressed by the level of dedicated service and premium experience as they explore the world onboard the Insignia cruise ship.

Insignia Cruise Ship

Sister Ship to Nautica and RegattaShip Class 2003Year Built 2008Year Refurbished 684Passenger Capacity 400Number of Crew 30,277Gross Tonnage 9Decks 62Suite Cabins 170Balcony Cabins 83Oceanview Cabins 27Inside Cabins