Latest News

Oceania Cruises adds 12 tasty culinary tours for 2025

Oceania Cruises has expanded its signature range of immersive Culinary Discovery Tours with the addition of 12 new gourmet excursions for 2025.

The new chef-led tours are in diverse locations spanning the globe from Europe and the UK with new excursions in Amsterdam, BelfastInvergordonValencia, and Valletta; to Asia with three new options for Japan sailings in Kobe, Kochi, and Shimizu, plus Busan in South Korea; and North America where new tours are available in HalifaxQuebec City, and Victoria.

The additions mean Oceania Cruises now offers a total of 46 Culinary Discovery Tours, available on its four larger ships, Marina,  ships, MarinaRiviera, Vista, and Allura, which debuts July 2025.

About the Culinary Discovery tours

The Culinary Discovery Tours are an integral part of the line’s renowned food-focused enrichment program, which includes The Culinary Center, the first-ever hands-on cooking school at sea, offering unparalleled experiences for gourmands wanting to learn and to explore cultures through food.

Limited to 18 guests and led by Oceania Cruises’ team of expert Chef Instructors, each of the Culinary Discovery Tours goes beyond traditional sightseeing, providing access to local markets, acclaimed restaurants, and hands-on cooking classes, both on board and ashore.

From foraging for wild sea herbs on Belfast’s rugged coast to indulging in a plant-to-plate luncheon inside an Amsterdam greenhouse where ingredients are harvested moments before they reach a guest’s fork, these tours give travellers an intimate look at local life through the lens of food and its impact on the culture and community.

In Japan, witness the precision of traditional knife-making in Kobe before a teppanyaki feast of wagyu beef, or master the art of searing bonito over an open flame in Kochi. Uncover the secrets of authentic paella on a boat ride through Valencia’s rice fields, or explore South Korea’s famed seafood markets.

For additional information on Oceania Cruises’ small-ship luxury, exquisitely crafted cuisine, and expertly refined travel experiences, visit OceaniaCruises.com, call 855-OCEANIA, or speak with a professional travel advisor.

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn

Latest

Nassau Bahamas Travel Guide

Quick Trip to Nassau & Paradise Island

The ultimate Bahamas travel guide: where to stay, eat and explore. By Ann Ruppenstein With powder-soft beaches and impossibly turquoise waters, Nassau and Paradise Island deliver the Bahamas most travellers imagine—but there’s far more here than a stretch of sand. Snorkel through an underwater sculpture garden, follow in the footsteps of James Bond, linger over long dinners in historic dining

Kenya savanna stargazing safaris

Under Kenya’s Night Sky: The Ultimate Stargazing Safari Experience

Discover why Kenya is one of the best dark sky destinations for luxury stargazing safaris. By Mitchell McClung Kenya has always been synonymous with spectacle. By day, the drama unfolds across golden plains where elephants move in slow procession and escarpments glow in the late afternoon light. But when the sun drops below the horizon, another kind of theatre begins.

Viking Libra hydrogen-powered cruise ship

The World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Cruise Ship Takes to the Water

The Viking Libra has officially touched water, marking a pivotal step toward zero-emission sailing and a new era for ocean travel. There are ship launches, and then there are shifts in the industry. The recent float out of Viking’s newest vessel falls into the latter. The Viking Libra has now entered the water for the first time, marking a key

Nikki Beach Marrakech rendering

Nikki Beach Sets Its Sights on Marrakech With New Resort and Spa

A new luxury development will bring the Miami brand’s signature beach club energy, private residences and wellness-led experiences to Morocco’s Red City by 2028. Nikki Beach is turning its attention to Marrakech, unveiling plans for a new resort and spa that will expand its global lifestyle footprint into one of North Africa’s most compelling destinations. Set to open in 2028,