Lap of luxury
Now offers itineraries from Oceania Cruises that allows discerning travellers to travel around Europe while being treated to fine cuisine and personalised service
Jetour
Oceania Cruises offers the opportunity to travel in style to must-see destinations, with the premium cruise ship operator boasting a list of 330 destination ports around the world and the definition of true personalised service—where there is an average of two staff members for every three guests. The cruise line runs a fleet of five vessels that were refurbished as recently as last year and bookings can now be done through Jetour Cruises Centre.
Oceania Cruises was formed in 2002 by industry veterans and has quickly established itself as a leader in the field with its offering of luxe experiences.
Each cruise incorporates an exceptional “country club casual” ambience on all voyages. Onshore, guests are offered enriching travel experiences at the world’s most alluring destinations, immersing them in authentic cuisine, real-world culture and history.
Jetour Cruises Centre is highlighting two expeditions in particular, both of which departs from European ports later this year.
Guests can savour the romance and rich culture that circles the Aegean Sea with the Aegean Adventures cruise that departs in September, sailing through time from the cultural capital of Istanbul. The route takes in the sun-drenched Turkish coastline, stopping at the ancient city of Ephesus. Guests can also add half- and full-day excursions into the countryside.
After stops at Bodrum, Rhodes and Crete, the route shifts north to the legendary Greek islands, where guests can visit the whitewashed villages of Santorini and Mykonos.
Each cruise has a range of optional tours that can be added before and after, and the Aegean Adventures tour offers hotel stays at upscale hotels in Istanbul.
The second tour in the spotlight this year is the Scandinavian Treasures cruise, departing Copenhagen and arriving in Stockholm 10 days later. This comprehensive itinerary of Northern Europe