Oceania Insignia completed an extensive stem-to-stern refurbishment at Grand Bahama Shipyard as the first ship transformed under Oceania Cruises’ $100 million OceaniaNEXT program. All 342 suites and staterooms were completely redesigned and refurnished with new bathrooms, furniture, surfaces, lighting, USB ports and interactive televisions. Restaurants, lounges and public spaces were extensively redesigned, including the Grand Dining Room, Martinis, Reception Hall, Grand Staircase and other areas, with new furnishings, artwork, carpeting and décor throughout the ship.

Oceania Insignia completed an extensive bow-to-stern dry dock and refurbishment in Marseille as the first ship in Oceania Cruises’ $50 million fleet-renewal program. All suites, staterooms and public rooms received new furnishings and décor, while the Terrace Café, Horizons, Martinis, Insignia Lounge, Canyon Ranch SpaClub and pool deck were extensively renovated. The project also added Baristas, a new cook-to-order grill, Artist Loft, miniature golf and other Sports Deck amenities, along with technical maintenance and classification work.