Insignia sailing on July 24th, 2026

36-Night Europe (North Europe)


Departure Port: Reykjavik Sailing Date: Friday, 07/24/26 Return Date: Saturday, 08/29/26 Nights: 36 Ship: Insignia Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises


Special Sale: Cruise Planners Exclusive - Up to $1,000 Shipboard Credit (view details) 36-Night Europe (North Europe) Insignia Oceania Cruises Offer: Up to $1,000 Shipboard Credit on Veranda & Above sailings Offer Details: • $250 Shipboard Credit up to 14 days • $500 Shipboard Credit 15-30 days • $1000 Shipboard Credit 31 days+ Booking Window: 10/1/25 - 10/31/25 Terms & Conditions: Offer expires October 31, 2025. Offer is for new bookings only, capacity controlled and may be withdrawn at any time. Bookings must sail to receive shipboard credit. Special Sale: Your World Included (view details) 36-Night Europe (North Europe) Insignia Oceania Cruises Offer: Receive Free Specialty Dining, Free WiFi, Free Prepaid Gratuities & more! Booking Window: 10/1/24 - 12/31/25 Applicable Sailings: All new reservations on sailings departing on or after January 1st, 2025 Offer Details: Gourmet Specialty Restaurants: A variety of distinctive, open-seating restaurants, all at no additional charge. In-Suite and In-Stateroom Dining: Our hot and cold in-room dining selections are sublime and complimentary. Unlimited WiFi: Starlink® connectivity affords much quicker upload and download speeds. Sodas, Specialty Coffees & Teas: Whether at a restaurant, lounge or Baristas coffee bar, it’s always free. Still & Sparkling Vero Water®: Unlimited, eco-friendly and great tasting, the gold standard of still and sparkling water. Juices, Smoothies & Gourmet Ice Cream: Cold-pressed juices, fruit smoothies, homemade gelato and gourmet ice creams are always included. Group Fitness Classes: Choose from a selection of free classes at Aquamar® Spa + Vitality Center. Laundry Services: With free launderettes included along with laundry services and pressing for Concierge and Suite levels, you’ll always look your finest. Shipboard Gratuities: Our people make the difference – they work for your smile, not for your tip Terms & Conditions: *Offers and fares are current as of 10/1/2024 and are subject to change or withdrawal. All fares are per person in U.S. dollars, valid for residents of United States and Canada, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise noted) – except fares for Solo category are for a single traveler and are based on single occupancy – for new bookings only and may be withdrawn at any time. Unlimited WiFi amenity does not include streaming and includes a login for the first two devices per stateroom (one login for solo traveler). Fares are based on published Full/Brochure Fares; such fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all suite and stateroom categories and do not include optional charges as detailed in the Guest Ticket Contract. All fares include gratuities for stateroom/suite attendants and butlers as well as dining waitstaff, government fees & taxes. Gratuities do not apply to any additional services or purchases made on board which will incur a service gratuity of 20%. The privacy and protection of personal data is very important to us, and we collect, use, share and secure that data as described in our privacy policy. Oceania Cruises reserves the right to correct errors or omissions and to change any and all fares, fees, promotions and surcharges at any time. Ships’ Registry: Marshall Islands.

About The Cruise

The acclaimed Insignia has undergone a multimillion-dollar transformation to create a virtually new ship that is both sleek and elegantly charming. Her decks are resplendent in the finest teak, custom stone and tile work, and her lounges, suites and staterooms boast luxurious, neo-classical furnishings. Insignia offers every luxury you may expect on board one of our stylish ships. She features four unique, open-seating restaurants, a world-class fitness centre and spa, eight lounges and bars, a casino and 342 lavish suites and luxurious staterooms, nearly 70% of which feature private verandas. With just 684 guests to pamper, the 400 professionally trained European staff ensure you will wait for nothing.

Day #	Date	Port	Arrive	Depart
1	Friday, 7/24/26	About Reykjavik According to legend, Ingolfur Arnarson threw pillars engraved with images of pagan gods overboard from his Viking ship, vowing to settle wherever the pillars washed ashore. They landed at Smoky Bay where the first settlement of Reykjavik was established around 870 AD. The name Reykjavik, or "Smoky Bay," refers to the numerous geysers emanating from the thermal springs beneath the capital. Today, Reykjavik is a modern city but its past is preserved at many fine museums including the Arbaejarsafn. Reykjavik Attractions A trip to Reykjavík would not be complete without a trip to the pools, which are open all year round. The best time of the day to go is definitely in the early morning (between 7 and 8 o'clock), when people gather before going to work to discuss current events. There's no better way to check the pulse of the city and to hear some gossip while you're at it. Reykjavik Activities For an exciting sea adventure, visitors to Reykjavík are encouraged to try one of the many whale watching tours that operate along the harbour The Blue Lagoon is probably the most recognizable feature of what Iceland has to offer visitors. This beautiful resort is located midway between the Leif Eriksson International Airport and the city of Reykjavik The Culture House contains various exhibitions that cast light on Iceland's history and cultural heritage The Viking Village consists of Fjorukrain and Hotel Viking The Reykjavik Park and Zoo is home to various animals living in Iceland, both domestic and wild. This is the place for children to get to know the animals and experince them like they don't usually get to in the large cities or zoos The Thermal beach is an old dream come true for many of those familiar with the magic of Nauthólsvík Reykjavik, Iceland	--	9:00pm
2	Saturday, 7/25/26	About Heimaey The Westman Islands are a group of 15-18 islands, depending on how they are classed, and about 30 skerries sand rock pillars, located off the mainland's south coast. The islands were formed by submarine volcanic eruptions along a 30-km long fissure lying southwest to northeast. The largest island is Heimaey, 13.4 km2. Most of the islands have steep sea cliffs, and are well vegetated. Bird hunting and egg collecting are traditional to the islanders culture. Heimaey, Iceland	8:00am	5:00pm
3	Sunday, 7/26/26	About At Sea Relax and enjoy your vacation onboard your ship. You can do as much or as little as you want. At Sea	--	--
4	Monday, 7/27/26	About Torshavn The capital of a remote archipelago. Fishing boats come and go in the harbor, guarded by an anti-pirate fort built in 1580. Torshavn, Denmark	7:00am	5:00pm
5	Tuesday, 7/28/26	About Torshavn The capital of a remote archipelago. Fishing boats come and go in the harbor, guarded by an anti-pirate fort built in 1580. Torshavn, Denmark	7:00am	4:00pm
6	Wednesday, 7/29/26	About Djupivogur With a history of trading that dates back to 1589, this quiet fishing village on the eastern coast of Iceland lies on Bulandsnes peninsula near Bulandstindura-a pyramid-shaped mountain thought to be a source of spiritual energy. Visit Langabud, a log house built in 1790, which also houses the local folk museum-or journey to Papey Island, home to thousands of sea birds, including the colorful puffin. Djupivogur, Iceland	10:00am	8:00pm
7	Thursday, 7/30/26	About Eskifjordur Looking back, Eskifj�r�ur has the second oldest tradition as a trading post in East Iceland (after Dj�pivogur), having received its certification at the same time as Reykjav�k, when the Danish monopoly in Iceland was relaxed in 1786. Eskifjordur Attractions Maritime museum in Eskifj�r�ur Deeper insight into that industry comes from visiting the local maritime museum, which in the system of East Iceland�s museums places special emphasis on the sea. Helgusta�ir farther along the shore east of the village Eskifj�r�ur, is world-famous. Polarizing light with Iceland spar from here, the 17th century Dutchman Huygens published discoveries on light as a phenomenon of waves. Evidence of former mining, Helgusta�an�ma, makes a visit worthwhile, note all relics of the area are protected. Eskifjordur, Iceland	7:00am	4:00pm
8	Friday, 7/31/26	About Akureyri Akureyri were the sandbanks that projected into the harbour; in earlier times there were no fewer than five of those. Four have now disappeared, however, owing to the diligence of the Akureyri people in reclaiming land from the sea. The northernmost one, Oddeyri Point, is still in place, though, and a clear landmark in the town. It was in the inner harbour, in the safe shelter of Oddeyri Point, that the merchants of earlier times preferred have their ships lie at anchor. And the harbour depth allowed the largest vessels to anchor in close proximity to the shoreline so that a fully laden rowing boat would reach land within a few minutes. Akureyri Activities Laxadulshus, the town's oldest residence dates from 1795 and houses a fascinating display on the town's history and a pleasant cafe The many churches are a source of interest. Logmannshlio church more than rewards the climb, while Akureyrarkirkja boasts a splendid 3200-pipe organ The locals are proud of the botanic gardens and you'll be amazed at the variety of flowers that are nurtured in these northern climes Kjarnaskogur, within an hour of the town, is Iceland's most visited forest. Enjoy its extensive leisure facilities, its breathtaking walks and fantastic ski slopes. The town also boasts the world's most northerly golf course and hosts the annual Arctic Open It has more than its share of museums, including a Natural History Museum, a folk museum, and museums set in the homes of native poet Matthias Jochumsson and children's book author Jon Sveinson Akureyri, Iceland	10:00am	7:00pm
9	Saturday, 8/1/26	About Isafjordur safjrdur in Iceland has been a trading centre since 1569 and the regional capital of the West Fjords. The oldest part of the town rests on a sandbank that juts out into the fjord. It has been the site of a church for centuries and was called "Eyri" by locals, the parish being called Eyrarhreppur. Isafjordur, Iceland	9:00am	7:00pm
10	Sunday, 8/2/26	About Grundarfjordur The village Grundarfjordur is situated on an exceptionally beautiful bay. The bay is nearly encircled by impressive and graceful mountains, which offer spectacular variations. French fishermen were granted a base in Grundarfjordur from 1800-1860 and they built a hospital and a church there during that period. Fishing and fish processing is the main occupation, commerce is important, and the tourist trade increases steadily and the village offers accommodations and caters to most of the tourists' needs. Whale watching cruises and deep sea angling are popular and good trout fishing is in nearby lakes. Grundarfjordur was a trading post throughout the centuries and ruins of the old trading houses can still been seen. Grundarfjordur Attractions Nature, community life, and the area's history have attracted many tourists from both Iceland and abroad to Grundarfjordur. The opportunity to enjoy natural beauty in such peaceful surroundings is considered a privilege by those who normally have to cope with the noise and bustle of city life. People who enjoy the beauty of the fjord and take an active part in the life of the community welcome the absolute relaxation that this peaceful district offers. The town is probably the only one in the world where the building authorities have provided allotments for the "hidden people" or elves. Grundarfjordur residents hold their annual summer festival, "Good Times in Grundarfjordur," on the last weekend in July. Grundarfjordur, Iceland	8:00am	6:00pm
11	Monday, 8/3/26	About Reykjavik According to legend, Ingolfur Arnarson threw pillars engraved with images of pagan gods overboard from his Viking ship, vowing to settle wherever the pillars washed ashore. They landed at Smoky Bay where the first settlement of Reykjavik was established around 870 AD. The name Reykjavik, or "Smoky Bay," refers to the numerous geysers emanating from the thermal springs beneath the capital. Today, Reykjavik is a modern city but its past is preserved at many fine museums including the Arbaejarsafn. Reykjavik Attractions A trip to Reykjavík would not be complete without a trip to the pools, which are open all year round. The best time of the day to go is definitely in the early morning (between 7 and 8 o'clock), when people gather before going to work to discuss current events. There's no better way to check the pulse of the city and to hear some gossip while you're at it. Reykjavik Activities For an exciting sea adventure, visitors to Reykjavík are encouraged to try one of the many whale watching tours that operate along the harbour The Blue Lagoon is probably the most recognizable feature of what Iceland has to offer visitors. This beautiful resort is located midway between the Leif Eriksson International Airport and the city of Reykjavik The Culture House contains various exhibitions that cast light on Iceland's history and cultural heritage The Viking Village consists of Fjorukrain and Hotel Viking The Reykjavik Park and Zoo is home to various animals living in Iceland, both domestic and wild. This is the place for children to get to know the animals and experince them like they don't usually get to in the large cities or zoos The Thermal beach is an old dream come true for many of those familiar with the magic of Nauthólsvík Reykjavik, Iceland	7:00am	--
12	Tuesday, 8/4/26	About Reykjavik According to legend, Ingolfur Arnarson threw pillars engraved with images of pagan gods overboard from his Viking ship, vowing to settle wherever the pillars washed ashore. They landed at Smoky Bay where the first settlement of Reykjavik was established around 870 AD. The name Reykjavik, or "Smoky Bay," refers to the numerous geysers emanating from the thermal springs beneath the capital. Today, Reykjavik is a modern city but its past is preserved at many fine museums including the Arbaejarsafn. Reykjavik Attractions A trip to Reykjavík would not be complete without a trip to the pools, which are open all year round. The best time of the day to go is definitely in the early morning (between 7 and 8 o'clock), when people gather before going to work to discuss current events. There's no better way to check the pulse of the city and to hear some gossip while you're at it. Reykjavik Activities For an exciting sea adventure, visitors to Reykjavík are encouraged to try one of the many whale watching tours that operate along the harbour The Blue Lagoon is probably the most recognizable feature of what Iceland has to offer visitors. This beautiful resort is located midway between the Leif Eriksson International Airport and the city of Reykjavik The Culture House contains various exhibitions that cast light on Iceland's history and cultural heritage The Viking Village consists of Fjorukrain and Hotel Viking The Reykjavik Park and Zoo is home to various animals living in Iceland, both domestic and wild. This is the place for children to get to know the animals and experince them like they don't usually get to in the large cities or zoos The Thermal beach is an old dream come true for many of those familiar with the magic of Nauthólsvík Reykjavik, Iceland	--	10:00am
13	Wednesday, 8/5/26	About At Sea Relax and enjoy your vacation onboard your ship. You can do as much or as little as you want. At Sea	--	--
14	Thursday, 8/6/26	About Kirkwall, Orkney Islands Just 10 miles off the coast of Northern Scotland is Kirkwall, capital of the Orkney Islands, an area rich in wildlife and archaeological sites. The Neolithic village of Skara Brae was discovered after a storm in 1850, and the site reveals that Orkneys were inhabited as early as 5,000 years ago. Kirkwall, Orkney Islands Attractions The islands are virtually a museum of prehistoric times. Rock circles, cairns, standing stones, ancient tombs and prehistoric villages are scattered about, gaining these islands international recognition. The Orkneys are also a paradise for bird watchers, with a myriad of puffins, eider ducks, whooper swans and arctic terns. These birds, as well as many other species, nest here during the summer months. Kirkwall, Orkney Islands Activities St. Magnus Cathedral - The massive, Norman-style cathedral was dedicated by its founder, Earl Rognvald, to his murdered kinsman, Earl Magnus, in the 12th century. Bishop's Palace - Only the walls and the tower of this 12th-century residence, built for Bishop William of Old, still stand. A narrow, spiral staircase leads to the top of the tower, affording a great view of the cathedral and across Kirkwall's rooftops. Earl's Palace - Better preserved than the Bishop's Palace, the neighboring Earl's Palace dates to 1600. Its style blends medieval fierceness with the ornate elements of French Renaissance architecture. It features dank dungeons, massive fireplaces and a magnificent central hall. Excellent exhibits explain the use of the various rooms; they provide insight into the life of the earl and the manner in which he conducted his ruthless business. Highland Park - A good mile south of town is this "most northerly legal distillery in Scotland." In operation for 200 years, it closed only once, during World War II when it was used as a military store. Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland	11:00am	7:00pm
15	Friday, 8/7/26	About Ullapool, Scotland Ullapool, Scotland	7:00am	4:00pm
16	Saturday, 8/8/26	About Killybegs Killybegs, Ireland	10:00am	6:00pm
17	Sunday, 8/9/26	About Galway Galway is located on the western coast of Ireland. Stunning beauty, world class cuisine and Irish music are found in abundance here. Galway, Ireland	8:00am	7:00pm
18	Monday, 8/10/26	About Foynes Foynes is a small town and major port in County Limerick in the midwest of Ireland, located at the edge of hilly land on the southern bank of the Shannon Estuary. The city is near to Adare, a famous heritage town, and the city of Limerick. The main gateway to the region is Shannon Airport. Foynes, Ireland	7:00am	7:00pm
19	Tuesday, 8/11/26	About Dingle Dingle is located on the south western shores of Ireland. Charming and quaint, this town, known for its live music, has a population of 1,000 people and 52 pubs. They even have a resident dolphin that returns to the bay every spring. Dingle, Ireland	7:00am	7:00pm
20	Wednesday, 8/12/26	About Glengarriff The name comes from "An Gleann Garbh" - the rugged glen - which is derived from the rugged beauty of the mountains and wooded valleys surrounding the village. Magnificent views of the Caha Mountains and the bulk of Sugarloaf can be seen from the numerous viewpoints along the roads which hug the coastline or wind along the steep sided valleys. No introduction to Glengarriff would be complete without mention of Garnish Island - Ireland's most outstanding garden island with its internationally famous collection of plants and world-renowned for its Italian Gardens. Whilst making the short crossing of the placid waters of the inner bay, the visitor is rewarded by further views of the mainland, and a host of walks, from strolls in the forest with its rivers and glades of oak, to more ambitious treks up the peaks. As well as abundant natural beauty and an inherent "old world charm, Glengarriff makes an ideal centre for exploring further afield. The wild scenery of the Beara Peninsula starts here, whilst the peace and beauty of the Lakes of Inchigeela, Gougane Barra and the Borlin Valley are only a short drive away. Glengarriff, Ireland	7:00am	7:00pm
21	Thursday, 8/13/26	About Cork The magnificent Cobh Harbor is just a short drive from Cork. An enchanting place, the main district of Cork sits on an island formed by the diverging channels of the River Lee. The city itself is filled with a multitude of picturesque quays and bridges. Cork is the ideal spot to outfit yourself with Irish tweeds, kiss the Blarney Stone or simply relax and enjoy the charming countryside. Cork Attractions When you're in Cork, you'll want to take the chance to visit Blarney, just five miles away. There you'll find the Blarney Castle, home of Ireland's "Crown Jewel" - the Blarney Stone. Take part in a tradition shared by people from all over the world: kissing the Blarney Stone. It's supposed to bestow the gift of eloquence on anyone who does. Cork Activities Visit City Market, also known as the English Market. Dating back to 1610, the Market provides a colorful insight into local tradition and culture. Explore Muckross House and Gardens, an 1843 Elizabethan-style home set in a beautiful national park. Learn about the folklore of County Kerry in the 19th and 20th centuries, and see skilled craftspeople carrying on the traditional work of their predecessors. Travel through the Derrynasaggart Mountains toward the Killarney National Park, where the famous lakes and tree-lined shores shimmer against a backdrop of mountain peaks. Cork Public Museum - Located in Fitzgerald Park, the museum offers a comprehensive view of the history of the region from prehistoric times to the present day. It also features a fine collection of silver, glass and lace. Cobh Heritage Center - The Queenstown Story tells of the emigrants who left Ireland for a better life in the Americas. The Heritage Center is located directly adjacent to the ship’s berth in Cobh harbor. Fota Wildlife Park - Located about three miles from the port is this wildlife park, featuring game animals. Cork, Ireland	7:00am	7:00pm
22	Friday, 8/14/26	About At Sea Relax and enjoy your vacation onboard your ship. You can do as much or as little as you want. At Sea	--	--
23	Saturday, 8/15/26	About London (Tower Bridge), Uk London (Tower Bridge), Uk	7:00am	5:00pm
24	Sunday, 8/16/26	About At Sea Relax and enjoy your vacation onboard your ship. You can do as much or as little as you want. At Sea	--	--
25	Monday, 8/17/26	About At Sea Relax and enjoy your vacation onboard your ship. You can do as much or as little as you want. At Sea	--	--
26	Tuesday, 8/18/26	About Rosendal Located between Stavanger and Bergen in the mountainous Hordaland region is Hardangerfjord which, 183 km long and with a maximum depth of 830 m, is one of Norway's most beautiful fjords, noted for its spectacular scenery and majestic nature. At the entrance to Hardangerfjord, on the southern shore, is the little village of Rosendal (part of the municipality of Kvinnherad) where the Norwegian landscape is at its most characteristic: deep and narrow fjords, foaming waterfalls, and the Folgefonna, the third largest glacier in Norway. Rosendal, Norway	7:00am	5:00pm
27	Wednesday, 8/19/26	About Nordfjordeid Nordfjordeid, Norway	11:00am	7:00pm
28	Thursday, 8/20/26	About Alesund The coastal town of Alesund is the commercial capital of the More og Romsdal district. But more important, it is noted for its characteristic Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) buildings, which some claim make Alesund one of the most beautiful towns in Norway. Today, narrow streets are crammed with buildings topped with turrets, spires and gables that bear decorations of dragonheads and curlicues. As one of the few remaining Art Nouveau towns in the world, in 1998 Alesund was awarded the coveted Houens National Memorial Prize for the preservation of its unique architecture. Alesund Activities Atlantic Sea Park - Located about two miles west of Ålesund, this unique Sea Park is built into a large stretch of coastal area with fishing stands, hiking trails, bathing sites and outstanding diving venues. It features large aquariums teeming with ocean life from up and down the Atlantic. Fish feeding is daily at 1:00 p.m. Ålesund Museum - The exhibits at this museum concentrate on the history of sealing, fishing, shipping, the fire of 1904, the German occupation during World War II and the town's distinctive Jugendstil architecture. Ålesund Church - The church was built in 1909 in Norman style. It boasts splendid frescoes and beautiful stained-glass windows. The gable windows behind the organ were an inauguration gift from the German Emperor Wilhelm II. Municipal ParkLocally known as Byparken, it features a statue of Rollo, which was presented to the people of Ålesund from the city of Rouen in 1911. The park also has a monument dedicated to Kaiser Wilhelm II who made major contributions to the rebuilding of Ålesund after the Great Fire in 1904. Alesund, Norway	7:00am	--
29	Friday, 8/21/26	About Alesund The coastal town of Alesund is the commercial capital of the More og Romsdal district. But more important, it is noted for its characteristic Jugendstil (Art Nouveau) buildings, which some claim make Alesund one of the most beautiful towns in Norway. Today, narrow streets are crammed with buildings topped with turrets, spires and gables that bear decorations of dragonheads and curlicues. As one of the few remaining Art Nouveau towns in the world, in 1998 Alesund was awarded the coveted Houens National Memorial Prize for the preservation of its unique architecture. Alesund Activities Atlantic Sea Park - Located about two miles west of Ålesund, this unique Sea Park is built into a large stretch of coastal area with fishing stands, hiking trails, bathing sites and outstanding diving venues. It features large aquariums teeming with ocean life from up and down the Atlantic. Fish feeding is daily at 1:00 p.m. Ålesund Museum - The exhibits at this museum concentrate on the history of sealing, fishing, shipping, the fire of 1904, the German occupation during World War II and the town's distinctive Jugendstil architecture. Ålesund Church - The church was built in 1909 in Norman style. It boasts splendid frescoes and beautiful stained-glass windows. The gable windows behind the organ were an inauguration gift from the German Emperor Wilhelm II. Municipal ParkLocally known as Byparken, it features a statue of Rollo, which was presented to the people of Ålesund from the city of Rouen in 1911. The park also has a monument dedicated to Kaiser Wilhelm II who made major contributions to the rebuilding of Ålesund after the Great Fire in 1904. Alesund, Norway	--	5:00pm
30	Saturday, 8/22/26	About Molde Molde enjoys, as a beautiful backdrop, the mighty range of the snow-capped Romsdal Mountains. These peaks provide for an unusually temperate climate, in fact mild enough to have earned Molde the title of "City of Roses." This climate, warmed by the distant Gulf Stream, also accounts for Molde's popularity as a tourist destination for the last 100 years. Apart from this gorgeous setting, Molde offers attractive parks and gardens. Molde Attractions In town, favorite attractions include the 1960s Town Hall and the Molde Cathedral which was constructed in the 1950s. Some famous former citizens of Molde include the Norwegian dramatist, Henrik Ibsen. He was considered probably the country's most influential figure in modern theater. Bjornstjerne Bjornsone was also a citizen of Molde. Though most famous in Scandinavia, this Norwegian writer is revered around the world as the seminal figure of 19th-century Norwegian literature. Your day ashore should be quite delightful. Have your cameras at the ready. Molde, Norway	7:00am	5:00pm
31	Sunday, 8/23/26	About Kristiansand The largest and most important port in southeast Norway. A popular shopping area. Kristiansand, city and seaport in southern Norway, on the Skagerrak Strait. It is the seat of Vest-Agder County. Fish products, paper, pulp, and timber are shipped from here, and tourism is important. Kristiansand was founded in 1641 by Christian IV, king of Denmark and Norway. The city became an Episcopal see in 1682. Population (1993 estimate) 67,113. Kristiansand, Norway	7:00am	5:00pm
32	Monday, 8/24/26	About Maloy Maloy is located on the south-eastern side of the island of Vagsoy, which the municipality is named after, and is connected to the mainland by the bridge Maloybrua. It is one of the most important fishing ports in the region. In 1997, Maloy was allowed by the municipality to call itself a town. Maloy, Norway	7:00am	4:00pm
33	Tuesday, 8/25/26	About Stavanger With its famous cathedral, Stavanger holds a special place in the heart of most Norwegians. For it was here that the country was first united by the Viking king Harald Harfagre. Modern day Stavanger is the major center of Norways important oil industry and although partly damaged during World War II, much of old Stavanger remains intact. A relaxing stroll along Stavangers narrow, cobblestone streets reveal brightly painted houses and colorful flowers. Stavanger Attractions Pulpit Rock or Preikestolen (Prekestolen) in Norwegian is one of the areas most profound turist attractions. This natural rock formation with a 25 meter squared plateau stands 604 meters above the sea. Thousands of tourists visit the Rock every year. The trip takes about two hours by foot, but the rock formation can also be enjoyed from the sea by boat. Stavanger Activities Three enormous bronze swords stand monument to the battle of Hafrsfjord in the year 872, when Harald Hårfagre (Fairheaded Harald) united Norway into one kingdom. The monument was designed by Fritz Røed and unveiled in 1983 Stavanger Cathedral Near Stavanger, the "Vistehola", stone age cave can be found. It is 8-9 meters deep and the opening is 5,5 meters wide. It was first used by man around 6000 BC The reconstructed Iron Age Farm at Ullandhaug consists of three wooden buildings with roofs made of peat and bark The oldest museum is of course Stavanger Museum, which was founded in 1877. The museum covers a wide range of fields with its collections and exhibitions within both natural and cultural history Stavanger, Norway	11:00am	6:00pm
34	Wednesday, 8/26/26	About Mandal Mandal, Norway	7:00am	4:00pm
35	Thursday, 8/27/26	About Copenhagen The center of Danish commerce and government, Copenhagen is one of Europes best-loved capitals. Visit the Little Mermaid statue and enjoy Tivoli Gardens, the 150-year-old amusement park. You can see the Danish crown jewels at Rosenborg Palace. Copenhagen Attractions Take a stroll down Langelinie Promenade to see the heart of Copenhagen. It runs along the water from the port, skirting the 300-year-old, moated citadel near the celebrated statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid. The surrounding park is home to the Gefion Fountain, Copenhagen's most spectacular fountain. Copenhagen Activities Visit two of Copenhagen's most famous castles - the Rosenborg, home to the Danish crown jewels, and the Christianborg, the residence of the Royal Family since 1749. See the symbol of Copenhagen, the famous bronze sculpture of the Little Mermaid. Visit the Canals of Gammel Strand and the water fountain of Gefion. Pay your respects at the Resistance Museum, featuring relics of the Resistance Movement during the German occupation of World War II. Copenhagen, Denmark	10:00am	--
36	Friday, 8/28/26	About Copenhagen The center of Danish commerce and government, Copenhagen is one of Europes best-loved capitals. Visit the Little Mermaid statue and enjoy Tivoli Gardens, the 150-year-old amusement park. You can see the Danish crown jewels at Rosenborg Palace. Copenhagen Attractions Take a stroll down Langelinie Promenade to see the heart of Copenhagen. It runs along the water from the port, skirting the 300-year-old, moated citadel near the celebrated statue of Hans Christian Andersen's Little Mermaid. The surrounding park is home to the Gefion Fountain, Copenhagen's most spectacular fountain. Copenhagen Activities Visit two of Copenhagen's most famous castles - the Rosenborg, home to the Danish crown jewels, and the Christianborg, the residence of the Royal Family since 1749. See the symbol of Copenhagen, the famous bronze sculpture of the Little Mermaid. Visit the Canals of Gammel Strand and the water fountain of Gefion. Pay your respects at the Resistance Museum, featuring relics of the Resistance Movement during the German occupation of World War II. Copenhagen, Denmark	--	12:00pm
37	Saturday, 8/29/26	About Oslo Oslo promotes itself as an outdoors city where the people are friendly and the air and water are clean. It also unashamedly bills itself as Scandinavia's top destination and proudly boasts that its summer climate 'outwarms' all its rivals from home and abroad. In fact its 'niceness' is perhaps the most lasting impression that most visitors take home with them. It's not spectacular and there are other places in Norway that are more exciting, but Oslo is free from the very things that makes staying in most capital cities tedious. It's compact but not too small, it's old but not in decay, it's expensive but there are ways around it and it's welcoming without being in your face. So if you've saved your pennies and want to see a slice of Scandinavian beauty, pack your bags, head to Oslo and enjoy... everyone does. Oslo Attractions For a spectacular view of the city and the fjord, visit Akershus Castle. Sitting on a cliff, this fortress was originally built in 1300. The present structure dates mainly from the 17th century and features quaint buildings and beautiful grounds. Oslo Activities Experience the sites, history and art of Oslo as you travel through the beautiful scenic countryside to Hadeland, where you can discover the art of Hadeland Glassworks. Visit the Royal Palace, current residence of the Royal Family. Take the winding road of Holmenkollen Hill where you'll see charming residences and impressive views. At the top, you'll see the world-famous ski-jumping area Hollmenkollen, built for the 1952 Olympics. Visit the Viking Ship Museum and see the incredible artisanship of all the beautiful Viking long ships. Oslo, Norway	8:00am	--
Number of Nights: 36

Insignia


	Ship: Insignia The acclaimed Insignia has undergone a multimillion-dollar transformation to create a virtually new ship that is both sleek and elegantly charming. Her decks are resplendent in the finest teak, custom stone and tile work, and her lounges, suites and staterooms boast luxurious, neo-classical furnishings. Insignia offers every luxury you may expect on board one of our stylish ships. She features four unique, open-seating restaurants, a world-class fitness centre and spa, eight lounges and bars, a casino and 342 lavish suites and luxurious staterooms, nearly 70% of which feature private verandas. With just 684 guests to pamper, the 400 professionally trained European staff ensure you will wait for nothing.

Year Built	1998	Capacity	684	Meeting Rooms	No

Year Refurbished	2014	Elevators	4	Casino	Yes

Registry	Marshall Islands	Restaurants	4	Disco	Yes

Tonnage	30,277	Bars	6	Fitness Center	Yes

Cabins	342	Pools	1	Children's Program	No

Handicap Cabins	3	Theaters	N	Internet Cafe	Yes

Shops	Yes	Library	Yes	Spa	Yes

Cabin Categories | Decks

Concierge Level
Deluxe Ocean View
Inside
Ocean View
Owner's Suite
Penthouse Suite
Solo Oceanview Stateroom
Suite
Veranda
Vista Suite

Cabin Details

Located in the most desired of locations, Concierge Level Veranda Staterooms offer an unrivalled combination of luxury and value. A wealth of amenities and a host of exclusive privileges elevate the experience to the sublime. You will even have the services of a dedicated Concierge.

These luxurious accommodations feature a wealth of amenities, including many of those found in the Penthouse Suites. These tasteful staterooms offer a private teak veranda, refrigerated mini-bar and plush seating area, as well as the added luxury of exclusive Concierge Level amenities and privileges, including priority noon ship embarkation with priority luggage delivery, a complimentary welcome bottle of Champagne, priority specialty restaurant reservations, unlimited access to Canyon Ranch SpaClub® private Spa terrace, an IPad® upon request, exclusive discounts on Internet usage plans, a variety of Bulgari amenities, a complimentary Oceania Cruises logo tote bag, a cashmere lap blankets, perfect for relaxing on your veranda, a complimentary shoe shine service and complimentary pressing of garments upon embarkation.

Prices are per person, double occupancy, cruise only and on select sailings. Prices shown are for stateroom categories as noted and are shown in US Dollars. Government taxes and fees are additional. Airfare is not included. Prices and itineraries are based on availability and are subject to change without notice.

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