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Oceana joined the P&O fleet of cruise ships in 2002 and at the time she was the largest ship capable of carrying 2000 passengers. There are three dining options to choose from amid a casual cruising experience. With glass elevators and gleaming marble steps, you can glide among the palm trees for a tropical experience.

The Oceana is a family friendly ship with plenty of things to see and do. There is a sports court, plenty of shopping and an Internet station. Flexible dining is available at the Ligurian Restaurant or opt for seated dining in the formal restaurants. Strool along the deck as the sun goes down or stop by one of the bars for a drink or dancing.

The following is a list of the facilities on the Oceana geared to ensure you have the cruise of a lifetime:

• 11 bars and lounges
• 2 streets for shopping
• a salon and spa
• 4 restaurants
• a 530-seat theatre
• 2 pools
• a long driving range
• gym
• promenade deck
• 
  sports arena
• facilities for children
• library
• business center

Spend 15 nights sailing to the Caribbean or take the Caribbean Odyssey which will take you to 5 ports in 5 countries. You can see selected ports in the Mediterranean or visit the Atlantic Islands .

If you are short on time, you can choose a short cruise, which will take you to such places as Hamburg and Amsterdam , or on an Iberian Adventure to Lisbon , Bilbao and Vigo . Norway and Iceland are also on the extensive list of cruising destinations you can choose from.