The Oceania Insignia is on the waters of the Guadalquivir, however, it will soon begin its route to the American continent, recalling those that joined both continents more than 500 years ago.
Once you The Oceania Insignia reaches America has prepared a series of routes and wonderful cruises, today I will focus on the closest one, the one that will take you from Montreal (in Canada) to Miami.
This 16-day trip from Montreal to Miami has an approximate price (according to the company's website) of 3.350 euros, with rates and everything included, except the plane trip. It does include a courtesy night, the night before the ship's departure in a 4-star hotel. The departure date is June 20 and the trip is extended until July 6, when you arrive in Miami.
If you decide to buy the trip through the web, Oceania Cruises also offers you some free options, for the two people in the cabin, such as 8 land excursions, or a beverage package if applicable or up to 800 dollars of credit on board ...
I detail the ports and stopovers of this wonderful trip: Montreal, Sept-Îles, navigation through the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Halifax in Nova Scotia, Bar Harbor, Boston, 2 days in New York, navigation through the Atlantic Ocean, until arriving at San Jorge, in Bermuda, navigation through the Atlantic until arriving at Charleston, where it also stays two days and from there to Miami, with a day of navigation.
A major refurbishment was carried out on board the Oceania Insignia that turned it into an excellent medium-sized boat, very neat, with great detail, to make you feel very comfortable. Teak wood decks, tiles, masonry, spacious living rooms, adorned with luxurious neoclassical furniture. It has four restaurants with unassigned seating, a gym, and spa.
The cruise-to-crew ratio is excellent, just 684 guests for a staff of 400 European crew members.