Insignia

The beloved flagship of Oceania's legendary 180-day Around the World cruises, offering intimate 670-guest boutique elegance rebuilt bow-to-stern under OceaniaNEXT.

1998 · Refurbished 2018

Year Built

670

Guests

R Class

Class

30,277

Pools

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Renowned as Oceania's flagship for the annual 180-day 'Around the World in 180 Days' voyage. Re-inspired with all-new designer staterooms, custom stone bathrooms, and intimate lounge spaces.

Dining & Drinks

Signature Culinary Program

The Finest Cuisine at Sea — 100% Complimentary Specialty Restaurants

Included Restaurants

The Grand Dining Room

Continental & Jacques Pépin Classics

Included

Polo Grill

28-Day Dry-Aged Prime Steakhouse

Included

Reservation required

Toscana

Tuscan Italian & Tableside Olive Oil Menu

Included

Reservation required

Terrace Café & Waves Grill

Al Fresco Grilled Lobster, Sushi & Wagyu Burgers

Included

Specialty dining included

Drinks (extra charge)

Room service included

Dietary Options

Gluten-FreeVegan

Wellness & Relaxation

Fitness Center

Gym included

Pools

Hot Tubs

Medical Center

✓

Pool Lift

✓

Wheelchair Rentals

✓

Where Insignia sails

Ports on this ship's regular rotation — click any for a feel of it before you pack.

Things to do in Miami

Museum

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Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

A farm-equipment heir built this 1916 Italian Renaissance villa to suggest he'd always owned one. Seventy rooms of European antiques, formal gardens, and a bay-side breakwater barge that's either Venice-inspired or Venice-stolen.

🕒 Wed–Mon 9:30am–4:30pm

~2.7 km away

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Museum

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Pérez Art Museum Miami

Herzog & de Meuron designed this waterfront museum with hanging gardens suspended over Biscayne Bay, and the contemporary art inside actually keeps up. Strong Latin American focus; second Saturdays are free, the bay view is free every day.

🕒 Thu–Mon 10am–6pm

~1.5 km away

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Museum

Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science

Opened 2017 with a planetarium, multi-story aquarium viewable from below, and a living coral reef display that makes other science museums look underprepared. Modern, walkable from downtown, and genuinely worth a half-day.

🕒 Daily 9am–6pm

~2.7 km away

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Nature

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Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

Eighty-three acres of rare tropical palms, cycads, and orchids — serious horticulture, no flamingo photo ops. The butterfly conservatory and rare fruit grove make it the kind of garden you stay three hours in without planning to.

🕒 Daily 9:30am–4:30pm

~12.3 km away

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GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data

Sailings tracked

82/100

luxury with nearly everything included

670

guests

GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 1 upcoming sailings on Insignia (Oceania Cruises). Built 1998 (refurbished 2018), 670 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.

Accessible Travel

Traveling with accessibility needs? Insignia has 4 accessible cabins.

Pool LiftWheelchair RentalsElevators: 4

Ask anything about Insignia

Policies at a Glance

PetsNot Allowed

Balcony SmokingNot Allowed

Smoking & Cigar LoungesDesignated enclosed/outdoor Horizons forward corner & Pool Deck starboard corner; strictly no balcony or cabin smoking.

Dress CodeSmart Casual

Formal NightsNo

The Details

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

USB in Cabins

✓

Upcoming Voyages on Insignia

JAN 12, 2027

Round-trip

Colonial Cartagena & Western Caribbean Jewels

11N · 7 ports

Colonial Cartagena & Western Caribbean Jewels

Round-trip Miami

From

$4,200

per person

Details

Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line

Quick answers

Frequently Asked Questions

How many passengers does Insignia hold?

Insignia carries 670 guests at double occupancy and up to 684 at maximum capacity.

When was Insignia built?

Insignia was built in 1998 and most recently refurbished in 2018.

Which cruise line operates Insignia?

Insignia is operated by Oceania Cruises.

Does Insignia have swimming pools?

Insignia features 1 swimming pool(s) onboard.

Is there self-service laundry on Insignia?

Yes, Insignia features self-service passenger laundromats onboard.

Which restaurants are included on Insignia?

On Insignia, 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.