How many passengers does Aurelia hold?
Aurelia carries 476 guests at double occupancy and up to 670 at maximum capacity.

2000 · Refurbished 2027
Year Built
476
Guests
R Class
Class
30,277
GT
1
Pools
Oceania Aurelia is the post-refit identity of Oceania Nautica, announced April 2026 and debuting late 2027 after a comprehensive transformation at Fincantieri. The reimagined ship will host fewer than 500 guests, with 179 of 238 accommodations configured as suites, and is purpose-built for the 2028 and 2029 World Cruises and Grand Voyages. Nautica continues to sail under its current name through 2026 and into 2027 until it enters dry dock for the conversion.
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GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
82/100
luxury with nearly everything included
476
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 0 upcoming sailings on Aurelia (Oceania Cruises). Built 2000 (refurbished 2027), 476 guests, 30,277 GT. Amenities: 1 pools, 2 hot tubs, self-laundry, accessible cabins, medical center. Oceania Cruises Perk Score: 82/100 (luxury with nearly everything included) — Wi-Fi, gratuities, specialty dining, room service.
Traveling with accessibility needs? Aurelia has 4 accessible cabins.
Can I do laundry onboard?
Yes — self-service laundry available
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Smart Casual
Are there formal nights?
No formal nights required
Can I smoke on the balcony?
No — balcony smoking not allowed
No upcoming sailings for this ship.
Aurelia carries 476 guests at double occupancy and up to 670 at maximum capacity.
Aurelia was built in 2000 and most recently refurbished in 2027.
Aurelia is operated by Oceania Cruises.
Aurelia features 1 swimming pool(s) onboard.
Yes, Aurelia features self-service passenger laundromats onboard.
On Aurelia, all onboard restaurants—including The Grand Dining Room, Polo Grill, Toscana, Terrace Café & Waves Grill—are included in the cruise fare at no extra charge.
Typical age
55+
Primary markets
US · UK · AU · CA
Onboard languages
en
Kids onboard
Uncommon — adult-leaning atmosphere
Vessels built to the same architectural blueprint, sharing deck layouts, signature venues, and hull dimensions.