Coming August 2027, Oceania Cruises’ Oceania Sonata will unveil its newly redesigned and reimagined suites. The first ship in the Sonata Class, Oceania Sonata will feature four Owner’s Suites, each measuring more than 2,500 square feet with two appointed bedrooms per suite.
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The ship will also include eight Vista Suites, ranging 1,500–1,900 square feet, as well as 16 Oceania Suites. Vista Suites will boast marble accents; master bathrooms with double vanities, soaking tub and rainfall shower; and spacious dining and living areas. Oceania Suites come with a king-sized bed, marble bathroom and private verandas.
Oceania Sonata will also feature 50 Horizon Suites, 63 Penthouse Suites and 82 Penthouse Deluxe Suites. All suites come with dedicated butlers. The new ship’s inaugural season just opened for sale and is available now.
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