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)
  Dive in with one of the most intelligent marine animals when visiting Cabo San Lucas. Don’t worry, they don’t bite, but be prepared for some wet kisses!
   

• Whale Watching (Papeete, Tahiti)
  Magic comes to life at Disneyland in Los Angeles. Take a ride to Space Mountain, hang out with some Pirates of the Caribbean, and don’t forget a picture with Mickey!
   

• Waitomo Glow Worm Caves (Auckland, New Zealand)
  In LA, you might run into a celebrity. At Madame Tussauds, you’ll run into all of them. Grab a picture with these incredibly realistic wax renditions and make your friends jealous!
   

• Samurai and Temples of Kamakura (Tokyo, Japan)
  A picturesque drive over the Golden Gate Bridge stops in the quaint town of Sausalito, home to Muir Woods and a redwood forest, towering up over 300 feet in some cases.
   

• Hollywood Walk of Fame (Los Angeles, CA, United States)
  When you see these beautifully manicured gardens, it’ll be hard to image that over a century ago they were the site for a quarry. Tour one of Victoria’s most popular attractions to enjoy the beautiful, seasonal flora.