Oceania Cruises U. S. Pacific Coast Cruises

High fashion shopping in Southern California, secluded beaches on the Western Mexican coast, and quaint vineyards await you on your Oceania cruise along the U.S. Pacific Coast. On these scenic coastal voyages from Oceania Cruises, there are so many bucket-list items to be crossed off! Explore the history of the west in Astoria, Oregon, the oldest city west of the Rocky Mountains, or sip a fresh margarita on the beaches of Mazatlán! No matter your preference, you will have an unforgettable experience aboard a luxurious Oceania Cruises ship. Find out more about Oceania Cruises and cruises to the U.S. Pacific Coast by calling The Cruise Web today at 1-800-377-9383!

Things to Do on a US Pacific Coast Cruise with Oceania

Your Oceania cruise along the U.S. Pacific Coast is a cultural experience that you can make your own. Whether you want an adventure where you get up close and personal with your destination, or a relaxing trip that renews your body and mind, you’ll find everything you’re looking for on an Oceania Cruises Pacific Coast voyage. Below, you’ll find some of our favorite things to see and do on cruises to the U.S. Pacific Coast:

• Swim with Dolphins (Cabo San Lucas)
  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!
   

• Disneyland (Los Angeles, California)
  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!
   

• Madame Tussauds Museum of Hollywood (Los Angeles, California)
  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!
   

• Muir Woods (Sausalito, California)
  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.
   

• Butchart Gardens (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
  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.
   

• Seattle’s Wineries (Seattle, Washington)
  Seattle is considered to be one of the top wine-producing regions in the United States. Spend your day tasting the wines of the best vineyards in the area, while enjoying the views of the Cascade Mountains or Puget Sound.