Vista

Caribbean summers from Miami, world voyages that run for months

Vista spends the Australian summer sailing the Caribbean from Miami, and January is when her longest voyages begin, from Miami around the world.

Her Caribbean sailings are round-trips from Miami. The 11- and 12-night loops depart in November, December and March, and stops change between departures, but Dominica, Tortola and St. Kitts are among them. The 22- and 24-night versions run from November to January and range further, with George Town in the Cayman Islands and Panama City among the possible calls. Between November and February she also runs 7-, 9- and 10-night Western Caribbean round-trips from Miami, where Cozumel, Roatán and Harvest Caye are typical. Our search of Caribbean cruises departing in 2027 opens on these sailings.

Her world voyages leave Miami in January and run for 134, 180 or 244 nights, ending in New York, Southampton or Cape Town. The route differs by voyage; Cairns, Darwin, Singapore and Yokohama are among the places she may call. Departures from Miami, Southampton, Los Angeles, Montreal, Reykjavik and her other overseas ports all begin with a flight, and we book that flight with the hotel either side and the transfers, as one holiday.

Vista sails alongside other Oceania Cruises ships, including Sonata, Aurelia and the Regatta Class and Oceania Class ships. The Oceania Cruises line page sets out the whole fleet and what each ship is sailing.

Does Vista sail from Sydney?

Yes: in January and February she sets out from Sydney on one-way voyages through South East Asia of 44, 58 and 129 nights, finishing in Singapore, Dubai or Southampton. Ports vary, but Cairns, Darwin, Bali and Komodo Island are typical of the way north. If you live in Sydney, you board with no flight at all; from another state, it is a domestic flight to Sydney, and we book it. At the far end, we book the international flight home from Singapore, Dubai or Southampton.

Vista cabins and deck plans

On a voyage that runs for weeks or months, the cabin becomes home. Vista’s cabins and deck plans show where each of her cabins sits on the ship, worth opening before you commit to a long departure from Sydney or Miami.

Cruise1st sells Vista’s Caribbean, South East Asia and world voyages to Australian travellers, alongside the rest of the Oceania Cruises programme. Our Best Price Guarantee applies. To browse her departures among the other lines we list in the same category, start with our luxury cruises search.