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Rome to Trieste - Maiden Voyage
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Oceania Sonata
7th Aug 27
14 Nights
Day 1
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
Day 2
Salerno, Italy
The picturesque port city of Salerno overlooks the Gulf of Salerno in Italy's Campania region. Stroll along the tree-lined seafront promenade before meandering through Centro Storico where medieval churches rub shoulders with traditional trattorias, trendy wine bars, and chic boutiques. Get up close to the fauna and flora at Giardino della Minerva or enjoy a spot of culture at Museo Archeologico Provincal and Museo Pinacoteca Provincal. Step inside the impressive Duomo di Salerno or climb up to the mountain-top Castello di Arechi to enjoy far-reaching views.
Day 3
Catania (Sicily), Italy
The ancient port city of Catania sits in the shadow of Mount Etna on the east coast of Sicily. Stroll around the Fontana dell'Elefante statue and the ornate Catania Cathedral, before experiencing the lively Pescheria fish market. Step back in time at Catania at Castello Ursino and the Teatro Romano, window-shop along the elegant Via Etnea then escape to the idyllic gardens at Villa Bellini. No trip to Catania would be complete without taking a scenic trip up Mount Etna by bus or cable car.
Day 4
Valletta, Malta
Malta's small capital city — Valletta — sits within the city's original walls on a hillside and is known for its old churches, palaces and museums. Formerly ruled by the French, Italians, Spanish, and British; this UNESCO World Heritage site is filled with more than 300 historical monuments — making it one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world! Stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets of its old town district and see the famous Maltese-decorated balconies. Among a variety of churches, you can discover St. John's Co-Cathedral — one of Malta's biggest tourist attractions — with its striking interior decor and painting of John the Baptist by Caravaggio.
Day 5
Katakolon, Greece
The sleepy fishing port of Katakolon sits on the west coast of the Peloponnese, close to Pyrgos. The port is gateway to one of Greece's most famous landmarks - Olympia. Visit the ancient ruins of the Olympic Stadium where the sacred flame is lit each Olympic year. Pay a visit to the remains of the 7th-century BC Temple of Hera and the Temple of Zeus. Admire the classical, Roman and Greek treasures at the Archaeological Museum of Olympia. Pay a visit to the Mercouri Estate Winery to enjoy a wine tour and taste the wine.
Day 6
Heraklion (Crete), Greece
Sitting on Crete's northern coast, the capital city of Heraklion is Greece's fourth-largest city. Located between the districts of Lassithi and Rethymno, Heraklion remains one of the most popular tourist destinations. Discover the Bronze Age ruins at the Palace of Knossos and sail to the deserted island of Dia for a snorkelling trip. Stroll through Agora — the Market Street — for an authentic taste of Crete. Here, you can sample traditional dishes like souvlaki kebabs and sweet baklava pastries.
Day 7
Paros, Greece
The Greek island of Paros is part of the Cyclades island group and sits in the Aegean Sea. Paros is famous for its 120-kilometre-long coastline awash with pretty beaches and charming traditional villages; while inland you'll find idyllic landscapes, rolling hills, and lush valleys dotted with monasteries and quaint churches. The waterside capital of Parikia is the perfect place to explore; don't miss Panagia Ekatontapiliani Byzantine church that dates back to the 4th century AD. Nearby you'll also find Butterfly Valley which is filled with Jersey Tiger Moths in the summer months. Make a beeline for the north coast resort of Kolombithres to enjoy its beach and naturally-sculpted rocks that form swimming coves. The fishing village of Naousa, the mountain town of Lefkes, Cycladic Folklore Museum at Aliki, and Golden Beach at Piso Livadi fishing port are well worth visiting too.
Day 8
Athens (Piraeus), Greece
Athens — Greece's capital city — was the birthplace of democracy and western civilisation. The city features numerous 5th-century landmarks including the former temple of Parthenon and the Acropolis, an ancient citadel that sits on a hilltop overlooking the Plaka district. The historic Plaka neighbourhood is one of the oldest in the world and features winding streets lined with family-run bars and restaurants.
Day 9
Mykonos, Greece
Mykonos sits in the Aegean Sea with traditional white-washed houses and bright-blue waters. Wander the twisting narrow lanes, which were originally designed to confuse pirate invaders, and discover quaint shops and boutiques. Visit stylish beach bars, modern restaurants and see the iconic 16th-century Venetian windmills which overlook Mykonos town — the island's capital.
Day 10
Argostoli (Cephalonia), Greece
Argostoli is Kefalonia's main port town and boasts a beautiful natural harbour. Stroll around the town centre and discover plentiful shops, cafes, bars and restaurants around Plateia Valianou and along Lithostroto main street. Pay a visit to the Museum of Archaeology and the Cultural Museum. Head to Kampanas Square and enjoy breath-taking views of the town and the beautiful Koutavos Lagoon. Keep your eyes peeled for the wild loggerhead turtles each morning in Argostoli Bay. Walk across the De Bosset Bridge and enjoy the stunning views. Watch the sea flow inland and disappears into sinkholes at the Katavothres. Soak up the sun on nearby Fenari beach and discover the picturesque St Theodore lighthouse.
Day 11
Corfu, Greece
The island of Corfu sits off the north coast of Greece in the Ionian Sea. Surrounded by rugged mountains and lined with golden beach resorts, it's a cosmopolitan island with a strong, traditional character. Corfu has long been a hugely popular holiday destination due to its laid-back atmosphere, fun beaches, fantastic climate, and welcoming villages. Its old town is filled with Byzantine churches, Venetian fortresses and French-style houses. Spend time relaxing on the sand or enjoying water sports in the sea, before sampling the island's delicious cuisine — often a tasty blend of Greek and Italian — at a beachfront restaurant. The waterfront is lined with bars and cafes, and there are plenty of craft markets for buying souvenirs.
Day 12
Bar, Montenegro
Bar blends coastal beauty with rich Balkan heritage, set between the Adriatic Sea and rugged mountains. Stroll its lively waterfront, visit the ancient ruins of Stari Bar, and enjoy pristine beaches with crystal‑clear waters. This sun‑soaked port offers a relaxed Mediterranean feel with a touch of historic charm.
Day 13
Split, Croatia
Split, on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, is the country's second-largest city. It is popular for its golden beaches and bustling centre — which was built around the fourth-century Diocletian's Palace. Today, the palace remains a central part of Split's heritage after its transformation into a variety of houses, flats, churches, and chapels. Stroll through the centre to admire the towering Cathedral of Saint Domnius with its 13th-century oak doors that tell the story of Christ. The Riva waterfront promenade runs the length of the old town and is the perfect place to stop for lunch. See cascading waterfalls at Krka National Park or relax and snorkel on the beach of Brac Island before departing.
Day 14
Zadar, Croatia
Explore Croatia's Zadar — found on the Dalmatian Coast lining the Adriatic Sea. Zadar has a beautiful old town district filled with Roman ruins and century-old churches, including the 12th-century St Anastasia's Cathedral and the Byzantine-style Donatus Church. Visit the Museum of Ancient Glass and the Roman Forum, before enjoying a cold beer or a coffee at a cafe on the lively People's Square. This historic port also features a selection of modern landmarks including Sun Salutation — an enchanting light show that plays from sunset to sunrise — and Sea Organ, which is a system of pipes and whistles found underwater that play music as the sea pushes air through it.
Day 15
Trieste, Italy
Hays Extras
Why Book
Oceania Sonata Stateroom Options:
- Veranda Stateroom starting from £6,279pp
Rome to Trieste - Maiden Voyage Cruise Highlights:
- 14 Nights on board Oceania Sonata, The First Ship in the Line’s All-New Sonata Class
- Hays Travel Exclusive: Includes Prestige Beverage Package
- Return Flights & Overseas Transfers
- Choose from Wine & Beer by the Glass OR Shore Excursion Credit
Oceania Sonata
Overview
The Next Crescendo
Oceania Sonata marks the next great crescendo in the evolution of Oceania Cruises – an entirely new class of ships defined by orchestral elegance, exquisite residential design and ever-inspired culinary innovation. Thoughtfully conceived through years of collaboration and craftsmanship, she presents a symphony of signature spaces, introducing an enhanced suite collection with the new Horizon Suite and Penthouse Deluxe Suite alongside beautifully reimagined gathering places. Her culinary repertoire expands as well with La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France, an exclusive French chef’s table experience, and Nikkei Kitchen, a fresh expression of Peruvian-Japanese cuisine, further enriching our commitment to extraordinary dining at sea. Debuting in August 2027, Oceania Sonata reflects what our guests cherish while setting a bold new tempo for luxury cruising.
Food & Drink
An Epic Culinary Symphony
From hors d’oeuvre to entrée and from floor to chandelier, the culinary experience aboard Oceania Sonata has been reimagined through a bold new creative lens – extraordinarily inventive, wonderfully fresh and spectacularly diverse. Alongside beloved classics are two new exquisite dining concepts – La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France and Nikkei Kitchen – elevating The Finest Cuisine at Sea to new heights. Our cuisine is so provocatively flavorful that it stirs the palate as never before.
All dining information for Oceania Sonata is preliminary and subject to change.
A World of Options
A tantalizing array of options is always on offer aboard Oceania Sonata. – from the wellness-inspired cuisine of Aquamar Kitchen and the ever-changing selection of international dishes at Terrace Café to the new Nikkei Kitchen, an evening venue focused on a vibrant fusion of Peruvian flavors and refined Japanese techniques. Take in scenic ocean views with lunch as you enjoy refreshing poolside fare at Waves Grill. Whether savoring a poolside burger, a scoop of Humphry Slocombe’s bourbon-flavored cornflake-studded Secret Breakfast ice cream for dessert or a perfectly prepared cappuccino accompanied by freshly baked biscotti at Baristas, you’ll notice our culinary team’s attention to detail, passion for artisanal ingredients and dedication to technique, no matter the occasion. Regardless of where you choose to cruise and dine on Oceania Sonata., you’ll savor delicious cuisine renowned as the finest at sea.
Entertainment
Life On Board
Whether savoring a distinctive pour at an intimate tasting or unwinding at a captivating performance in the lounge, Oceania Sonata invites you into a world shaped by refinement and discovery. Engage with distinguished Guest Speakers, rejuvenate at Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center or sharpen your culinary skills in a hands-on class at The Culinary Center. As the evening unfolds, sophisticated bars, stylish lounges and thoughtfully crafted productions set the tone for unforgettable evenings at sea.
Prepare to Be Amazed
Our entertainment architects have engineered a space with the best possible acoustics and visual lines to provide a home worthy of the engaging talent that you will witness in the Sonata Lounge. During the daytime, experts in their fields – from diplomats to chefs to historians – enlighten you with enrichment programs that provide insight into the regions you are exploring. After the sun sets, the Sonata Lounge presents a new lineup of entertainment to enthrall the audience, including sophisticated cabarets, world-class musicians, dynamic vocalists and exclusive headliners.
Bars & Lounges
From effervescent cocktails at Martinis to relaxed afternoons at the poolside Waves Bar, Oceania Sonata offers a stylish retreat for every mood. Sip a pre-dinner drink in the elegant Grand Lounge, enjoy a headline performance in the Lounge or toast the sunset with a signature pour in Horizons. Innovative mixology experiences await at Opus Lounge, Martinis and beyond. As you sail the world, these bars and lounges invite you to unwind, connect with friends and enjoy memorable shows and live music in sophisticated surroundings.
Immersive Mixology Experiences
When you join us aboard Oceania Sonata, enjoying a drink will be an experience unto itself – from the beauty of watching a skilled bartender smoke an Old Fashioned to the tableside preparation of a Manhattan. Our onboard bar program has been designed to mirror the elevated quality and innovation The Finest Cuisine at Sea has come to represent. The latest cocktail-crafting trends and techniques have inspired an array of experiences, drinks and beverage offerings such as cocktails topped by flavored smoke bubbles, Negronis aged in wooden barrels, delightfully entertaining rum mixology experiences, the ultimate in wine pairings, unique specialty beverage cart experiences and more.
Health & Fitness
Elevated Wellness at Sea
Discover the full spectrum of holistic experiences at Aquamar Spa + Vitality Center aboard Oceania Sonata. Rejuvenating massages, bespoke facials, nutrition and lifestyle consultations and a host of other specialized services are all at your fingertips. Maintain your fitness routine in the state-of-the-art fitness center, or explore something new with our complimentary group classes. For complete relaxation, the gleaming pool deck provides the perfect setting to unwind between your adventures ashore.
Terms & Conditions
"Oceania Regatta, Oceania Insignia, Oceania Nautica, Oceania Sirena, Oceania Marina, Oceania Riviera, Oceania Vista, Oceania Allura & Oceania Sonata are registered marks of Oceania Cruises Ltd.
TERMS & CONDITIONS: *Offers, fares and itineraries are subject to change or withdrawal without prior notice. Visit www.OceaniaCruises.com for current pricing. For Your World Included amenities, guests in the same stateroom must choose the same amenity. Choice of amenity must be made by final payment date and is not applicable to third and fourth guests in any cabin. Amenity choices are (1) Complimentary Wine & Beer or (2) Shore Excursion Credit. If no amenity is chosen, a non-use credit will be applied to final payment. For full details visit www.OceaniaCruises.com/legal. Complimentary Wine & Beer includes a selection of wine by the glass or beer from our General Bar Menu, available at any onboard venue during operating lunch and dinner hours. Certain exclusions apply. If Shore Excursion Credit is selected, it is recommended to secure all shore excursions at least 14 days prior to sailing. Value of shore excursion credits varies by voyage length and is per stateroom except for a single traveller booked in a Solo category or booked with a single supplement discount, where amenity is per guest.
Voyages (1) up to 9 days receive Shore Excursion Credit of US$400; (2) from 10-13 days receive US$600; (3) from 14-19 days receive US$800; (4) from 20-25 days receive US$1,000; and (5) greater than 26 days receive US$1,200. Any unused Shore Excursion Credit can be used as shipboard credit on the same voyage or will otherwise be lost upon debarkation. For more details about Best Value Guarantee, visit www.OceaniaCruises.com/legal. All fares are per person in Pounds Sterling, valid for residents of the United Kingdom, based on double occupancy (unless otherwise noted) – except fares for Solo category are for a single traveller and are based on single occupancy – for new bookings only and may be withdrawn at any time. Airfare including complimentary transfers is available on request and at an additional cost; please call for more information. Unlimited WiFi amenity does not include streaming and includes a login for the first two devices per stateroom (one login for solo traveller). Visit www.OceaniaCruises.com/Internet for more details. All cruise fares include gratuities for stateroom/suite attendants, butlers and dining waitstaff, as well as government taxes and fees. For other services or purchases made onboard, additional gratuities of 20% apply. Not all promotions are combinable. Fares may vary by sailings and any “Fares From” pricing is based on the lowest available category at the time of publication, unless otherwise indicated. Suite and stateroom measurements are approximate, and those in same category may vary in size. Suites and staterooms may also have different furniture placement than depicted in the photographs. We may collect, use, share and secure your personal data as described in our privacy policy, which is available on our website at www.OceaniaCruises.com/legal/privacy-policy. Oceania Cruises reserves the right to correct errors or omissions and to change any and all fares, fees, promotions and surcharges at any time. Complete Terms and Conditions may be found at www.OceaniaCruises.com/legal. Ships’ Registry: Marshall Islands. DEC253110_UK
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Rome to Trieste - Maiden Voyage
FROM £6,279PP
Oceania Sonata
7th Aug 27
14 Nights
From
£6,279PP
