Marina — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

Marina is an Oceania Class cruise ship operated by Oceania Cruises. She entered service in 2011, measures 66,084 gross tons, and carries approximately 1,250 guests at double occupancy with a crew of 800.

Key Facts

  • Cruise Line: Oceania Cruises
  • Class: Oceania Class
  • Year: 2011
  • Tonnage: 66,084 GT
  • Guests: 1,250
  • Crew: 800
  • IMO: 9438066

Quick Answer: Marina is Oceania's culinary flagship — 66,084 GT, 1,250 guests, launched in 2011. She introduced the line's specialty restaurant collection and the Culinary Center hands-on cooking school. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Who She's For: Food-focused travelers who want the best dining at sea without paying luxury-tier prices. Marina suits cruisers who appreciate multiple specialty restaurants included in the fare, destination-rich itineraries, and a relaxed country-club atmosphere.

Marina tends to suit well-traveled adults who prioritize dining and destinations over waterslides and show lounges. Oceania positions itself as "upper premium" — better food than the mass-market lines, more inclusive than Celebrity or Holland America, but less expensive than Regent or Silversea. Specialty dining is included in the fare. At 1,250 guests she feels mid-sized — smaller than a mega-ship but larger than the R Class sisters (684 guests). Her sister Riviera offers an identical experience. If you want a smaller ship, the R Class fleet (Insignia, Nautica, Regatta, Sirena) delivers the same culinary focus at half the size.

A First Look at Marina

Oceania Marina in the turning basin of the port of Hamburg with red Oceania O funnel mark visible
Photo via Wikimedia Commons
MS Marina (Oceania, left) and MV Mein Schiff 1 (TUI, right) at La Rochelle-Pallice harbor
Photo via Wikimedia Commons
Oceania Marina broadside at Lisbon, Portugal with red Oceania O funnel mark and red-tiled rooftops in foreground
Photo via Wikimedia Commons

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Key Facts About Marina

Marina Deck Plans

Marina is the lead O Class ship — 1,250 guests with 7 dining venues including Jacques by Jacques Pépin and Red Ginger.

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Where Is Marina Right Now?

See Marina's current position, speed, heading, and next port on the live AIS tracker below.

See ports for more information about individual ports.

Frequently Asked Questions About Marina

What dining options are on Marina?

Seven venues, all included: Grand Dining Room, Toscana (Italian), Polo Grill (steakhouse), Jacques (French bistro by Jacques Pépin), Red Ginger (Pan-Asian), Terrace Café (buffet), Waves Grill (poolside). Plus the Culinary Center cooking school. See Dining above.

How big is Marina?

66,084 GT, 1,250 guests, 800 crew. Lead ship of the O Class (with sister Riviera).

How does Marina compare to the R Class?

O Class (1,250 guests, 66,084 GT) is nearly twice the size of R Class (684 guests, 30,277 GT) with more dining venues and the Culinary Center. R Class is more intimate.

Where does Marina sail?

Year-round global itineraries including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Asia, and world cruise segments. Check the live tracker above.

Sources & Attribution

  • IMO 9438066 confirmed from initial research (matches on-page data).
  • O Class dining (7 venues including Jacques + Red Ginger) confirmed via Perplexity Research.

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