Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary-focused cruise line, is launching new Caribbean and Panama Canal sailings from Tampa in early 2026.
The 670-guest Insignia will make history in March 2026 as the first ultra-premium cruise ship to sail from Port Tampa Bay.
The Insignia will offer a series of seven- to 20-night itineraries, exploring Caribbean gems like St.
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Thomas, St. Kitts, and Tortola, and include a daylight transit of the Panama Canal with an overnight stay in Panama City. The voyages are easily accessible via Tampa International Airport’s 41 non-stop flights.
“Tampa represents an exciting new chapter as Oceania Cruises becomes the first ultra-premium cruise line to have dedicated voyages from this vibrant city,” said Frank A. Del Rio, President of Oceania Cruises. Paul Anderson, President and CEO of Port Tampa Bay, echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the economic benefits for the region.
Aboard the Insignia, guests will experience Oceania’s signature luxury, with amenities such as gourmet specialty dining, a spa, and a variety of entertainment options.
For more details, visit OceaniaCruises.com or contact a travel advisor.
Source: Oceania Cruises: First Ultra-Premium Line to Set Sail from Tampa
