Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Sirena

Oceania Cruises has undertaken an extensive refurbishment of its elegant Sirena cruise ship, enhancing the guest experience across the board. Launched in April 2016, this ship has recently undergone a significant makeover during its time in dry dock, a part of a broader initiative aimed at rejuvenating the fleet. All 342 cabins and suites have been completely transformed, featuring modern decor, upgraded fixtures, and smart technological enhancements. Improvements include new entry doors, full-length mirrors, and conveniently placed 100-volt outlets on both sides of the beds. In addition to the accommodations, the public areas aboard Sirena have been stylishly revamped. The installation of stunning crystal chandeliers has added a touch of opulence throughout the ship. The spa underwent a refreshing update as well, with the introduction of new wall sconces, further elevating the ambience for relaxation and rejuvenation. With these updates, Sirena is poised to offer an unforgettable cruising experience to its guests.

On 11 October, Oceania Cruises' magnificent Sirena docked for the first time at Port Zante in St. Kitts, welcoming over 600 eager travelers to the idyllic Caribbean destination. Originally launched in 1999 as Ocean Princess, this elegant vessel was part of the Princess Cruises fleet until 2016, when she transitioned to Oceania's distinguished R-class lineup, joining the ranks of her sisters Regatta, Insignia, and Nautica. During her inaugural visit, Sirena shared the port with the Caribbean Princess from Princess Cruises, which brought an impressive 3,140 passengers. As St. Kitts gears up for a busy season, the island anticipates hosting around 120 cruise calls from 7 October to 31 December, further enhancing its vibrant tourism landscape.

Oceania Cruises is set to enhance its 2018 itinerary with the introduction of ten new voyages to Cuba aboard the luxurious Sirena. Following a successful visit to the enchanting island with its ship Marina earlier this month, the cruise line is excited to offer passengers the chance to explore Cuba from May 4 to October 26, 2018. The 684-passenger Sirena will make stops at iconic Cuban destinations such as Havana, Cienfuegos, and Santiago de Cuba. This addition comes as Oceania Cruises adds Sirena as its second ship operating Cuban itineraries next year, joining the 684-passenger Regatta, which will also be cruising to Cuba in the fall. In 2017, Oceania is already focused on the Cuban market, with six scheduled sailings on the Insignia during the fall. Altogether, the cruise line is committed to providing 20 itineraries that include visits to Cuba through 2018, promising travelers unique cultural experiences and breathtaking sights.