Oceania Cruises Transpacific Cruises

When you choose a Transpacific cruise with Oceania, you are signing up for a luxurious refuge onboard a beautiful, mid-sized ship! While many of your days are spent marveling at the vastness of the Pacific Ocean as you peacefully sail, that doesn’t mean these cruises are short on activities! Take a cooking class at the exclusive Bon Appetit Culinary Center, learn something new with Oceania @ Sea, or win enough for your next cruise in the casino! If none of these appeal to you, you can spend your time indulging in the world-renowned cuisine of Oceania Cruises. Call The Cruise Web today at 1-800-377-9383 to find out more about Transpacific cruises with Oceania.

Things to Do on a Transpacific Cruise with Oceania

Your Oceania cruise across the Pacific Ocean is a culturally enriching experience that reserves plenty of time for deep relaxation. Play some bridge, grab an exquisite bite to eat, or simply treat yourself at the onboard spa! Oceania Cruise’s ships are as luxurious as they come, but it wouldn’t be a true adventure if you stay on the ship the whole time! Stops in destinations like Alaska, Tahiti, and California will treat you to unique, shore-side experiences you cannot get anywhere else! Take a look below at some of our favorite things to do on a Transpacific cruise with Oceania:

• California Redwoods (San Francisco, CA, United States)
  Do you remember the tallest tree you’ve ever seen? You will when you take an excursion to see the redwoods, some as tall as 350 feet.
   

• Whale Watching (Papeete, Tahiti)
  Mating humpback whales love the warm water in the South Pacific, and many spend the season here until giving birth, which makes for a great opportunity to see them!
   

• Waitomo Glow Worm Caves (Auckland, New Zealand)
  Powered by unique, bioluminescent glow worms, the Waitomo Caves are lit up as you enjoy a relaxing canoe ride through the caves.
   

• Samurai and Temples of Kamakura (Tokyo, Japan)
  An iconic city in Japan, Kamakura is known for its concentration of elaborate Buddhist temples! Even more exciting, however, is the deep history of the Samurai in the area.
   

• Hollywood Walk of Fame (Los Angeles, CA, United States)
  Stroll down the Hollywood Walk of Fame and see if you can spot monuments dedicated to all your favorite celebrities!