Insignia

Insignia is a R Class cruise ship operated by Oceania Cruises. She entered service in 1998, measures 30,277 gross tons, and carries approximately 684 guests at double occupancy.

Quick Answer: Insignia is one of Oceania's intimate R Class ships — 30,277 GT, 684 guests, originally launched in 1998 and extensively refurbished. Small enough to dock in ports larger ships cannot reach, with Oceania's signature included specialty dining. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Best For: Travelers who prefer an intimate ship that can visit smaller ports. Insignia suits food-focused cruisers who want Oceania's culinary quality on a 684-guest ship — half the size of the Oceania Class, with a closer-knit atmosphere and crew who learn your name.

Insignia is one of four R Class sisters (alongside Nautica, Regatta, and Sirena) that form Oceania's intimate fleet. At 684 guests she offers a different feel from the larger Oceania and Allura Class ships — quieter pools, shorter restaurant waits, and access to smaller ports. The specialty dining (Toscana, Polo Grill) is included in the fare, same as the larger ships. The trade-off is fewer dining venues and less public space. If you want Oceania's full culinary collection with the Culinary Center, Marina or Riviera (1,250 guests) are the better choice.