Name: 14 Night Transatlantic Cruise
Brand: Oceania Cruises
SKU: 127560
Price: 2899 USD
Availability: InStock

Explore and book Oceania Cruises 14 Night Transatlantic Cruise on the Oceania Aurelia departing from Lisbon, Portugal on Jan 4, 2028 and ending in San Juan, Puerto Rico on Jan 18, 2028 Sail to Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Miami, Florida, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Lisbon, Portugal, San Juan, Puerto Rico

Lisbon, Portugal

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Lisbon, Portugal's vibrant capital, is a city of hills, historic neighborhoods, and a stunning waterfront. Discover the rich maritime history at the Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery, both UNESCO World Heritage sites. Stroll through the picturesque streets of Alfama, listen to Fado music, and savor the delicious pastéis de nata. Lisbon's dynamic atmosphere, cultural richness, and beautiful vistas make it an unforgettable destination.

Arrecife, Lanzarote, Canary Islands

As Lanzarote's capital, Arrecife boasts a lively port, historic castles, and volcanic landscapes. Its mix of beaches, lagoons, and modern conveniences makes it a dynamic stop in the Canaries.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands

The capital of Spain's Canary Islands, it offers lush parks, architecturally rich buildings, and a vibrant carnival. From its beaches to its museums, there's a bit of everything.

San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan is a vibrant destination that seamlessly blends rich history with modern charm. Explore the cobblestone streets of Old San Juan, where colonial architecture and historic forts like El Morro and San Cristóbal stand testament to the island's past. Relax on the beautiful beaches or visit the lush El Yunque Rainforest, offering hiking trails and waterfalls. San Juan’s lively culture, delicious cuisine, and welcoming atmosphere make it a captivating stop on any Caribbean cruise.

Miami, Florida

The cruise capital of the world, Miami is where Caribbean journeys often begin or end. Beyond its port, it boasts vibrant neighborhoods like Little Havana, the art deco charm of South Beach, and a nightlife that’s second to none.

14 Night Transatlantic Cruise

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Oceania Aurelia is a reimagined luxury ship designed for extended global voyages, offering a more intimate atmosphere with a high ratio of spacious suites, personalized butler service, and residential-style accommodations. Guests can enjoy a range of dining venues including Polo Grill, Toscana, the Grand Dining Room, and new additions such as the Bakery and Creperie, alongside enrichment experiences at the Chef’s Studio and Artist Loft. The ship also features lounges, spa facilities with expanded guest access, and itineraries focused on immersive long sailings, including world cruises beginning in 2028.

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Explore the surreal volcanic landscape of Timanfaya National Park, where you'll witness desolate yet stunning scenery formed during massive eruptions in the 1730s. As you delve into the park's history, listen to a modern recording of a priest’s diary that vividly recounts the terrifying eruptions he witnessed. Your journey continues with a visit to La Geria Winery, where you'll sample Lanzarote's unique malvasia wines. Discover the innovative wine-making techniques used on the island, where vines are grown in funnel-shaped craters and covered with volcanic granules to capture and retain moisture in the arid soil.


Experience the natural beauty and cultural traditions of Lanzarote on this immersive tour of the island's northern region. Begin in the charming village of Haria, known as the "Village of 1,000 Palms," where a new palm tree is planted for every child born. Next, head to Mirador del Rio, once a lookout for pirates, where you'll enjoy sweeping views of the ocean and nearby islands. Visit a local aloe vera farm to learn about this versatile plant’s medicinal uses, which thrives in the island's volcanic soil. Conclude your tour with a visit to Jameos del Agua, an extraordinary volcanic cave system transformed into a cultural space by artist Cesar Manrique, blending nature with art.

Discover the surreal volcanic landscapes of Lanzarote’s Timanfaya National Park and ride a camel across its lunar-like dunes. Formed by eruptions in the 1730s, the park’s Fire Mountains create a stunning backdrop of desolate beauty, with underground temperatures nearing 1,000ºF. After your camel ride, visit La Geria Winery to sample malvasia wines produced using an ingenious method that allows vines to thrive in the island’s dry volcanic soil. Enjoy this unique blend of nature and culture as you explore Lanzarote’s volcanic history and viticulture.


Delve into Lanzarote’s innovative wine-growing techniques and sample exquisite vintages at two distinct wineries, Bodega Suarez and Rubicon Winery. Learn how local vintners overcame the island’s arid volcanic terrain by planting vines in funnel-shaped craters to retain moisture. At Bodega Suarez, experience a blend of tradition and modernity, while Rubicon Winery, dating back to the 16th century, offers award-winning wines like fruity reds and muscats. Visit César Manrique’s Monument to Fertility, a tribute to Lanzarote’s resilience, and explore the Casa-Museo del Campesino, which honors the island’s agricultural pioneers.

Discover the lunar-like beauty of Lanzarote on this fascinating tour, taking in volcanic landscapes, breathtaking vistas, and local culture. In Timanfaya National Park, explore the Fire Mountains, formed by eruptions in the 1730s, and marvel at the extreme geothermal heat that still lies beneath the surface. At La Geria Winery, learn about the unique method of growing vines in volcanic craters and sample the island's renowned malvasia wines. After savoring a traditional Canarian lunch, visit Mirador del Rio for panoramic views of the ocean, once used by pirates to spot incoming ships. End your journey with a visit to the volcanic underground grottoes of Jameos del Agua, where nature and art harmoniously blend.

Spend a leisurely day on the volcanic sands of Puerto del Carmen Beach, where the dark, toasted sand contrasts beautifully with the turquoise waters. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or strolling along the beach, with the option to rent a lounger and umbrella for extra comfort. Take time to explore the lively promenade, dotted with cafés, shops, and traditional Spanish beach bars known as chiringuitos. With ample free time, you can relax and experience the serene beauty of this picturesque coastal destination.

Experience the otherworldly terrain of Lanzarote’s Natural Park of the Volcanoes on a guided trek through this lunar-like landscape. You'll hike to several fascinating geological formations, including craters, lava gorges, and canals formed by volcanic activity. Enter a dormant volcano that last erupted in the 18th century and marvel at the beautifully desolate scenery, home to surprising varieties of flora. This four-mile hike offers an intimate glimpse into the island’s volcanic past, perfect for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

Journey back to Portugal’s Age of Discovery with a visit to Belém, where explorers like Vasco da Gama launched their voyages. At the harbor, see the 16th-century Belém Tower, once a welcome sight for returning sailors, and explore the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery, a masterpiece of the Gothic-Manueline style adorned with nautical motifs. Stroll through Lisbon’s ancient Alfama district, where narrow, cobbled lanes lead to charming plazas and shops. Enjoy free time to explore this iconic quarter, soaking in its rich history and vibrant atmosphere.

Discover the medieval charm of Óbidos, a town gifted by Portuguese kings to their queens since the 13th century, on this guided walking tour. Wander through narrow lanes lined with vibrant, colorfully accented homes and visit the 17th-century parish church of Santa Maria, renowned for its stunning blue-and-white azulejos tiles. Afterward, enjoy free time to explore the village further—perhaps relaxing at a café, browsing local shops, or hiking up to the castle-turned-hotel. For an unforgettable view, consider walking along the ancient walls that encircle this picturesque town.

Explore Portugal’s breathtaking coastline and picturesque countryside on this scenic journey through Estoril, Cascais, and the Serra de Sintra mountains, described by Lord Byron as a “glorious Eden.” Admire Estoril’s grand 19th-century mansions, a longtime haven for Europe’s aristocracy. Stroll through the lush, Versailles-inspired gardens of Queluz Palace and enjoy a panoramic tour of charming Sintra, home to Portugal’s best-preserved medieval royal palace. Conclude with a drive through the historic fishing port of Cascais, now a beloved seaside resort.

Journey to the revered pilgrimage site of Fátima, where three peasant children experienced apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1917. Upon arrival, marvel at the grand basilica and expansive square that welcome millions of pilgrims and visitors each year. Visit the exact site of the apparitions, now marked by a statue of the Blessed Virgin inside the basilica. During free time, explore the sanctuary further, including a piece of the Berlin Wall displayed as a testament to the power of prayer, and soak in the profound spiritual atmosphere of this sacred place.

Immerse yourself in Portugal’s rich history and botanical beauty on this scenic tour of its renowned gardens and iconic monuments. Begin with a stroll through the Versailles-inspired Queluz Palace gardens, featuring stunning sculptures and hanging gardens. Explore the Renaissance-style Ajuda Gardens, home to over 5,000 exotic plants from Portugal’s former colonies. In the historic harbor, admire the 16th-century Belém Tower and the UNESCO-listed Jerónimos Monastery, both tributes to Portugal’s explorers. Conclude your journey at the imposing Monument to the Discoveries, a striking homage to the Age of Exploration.

Explore Portugal’s rich Baroque heritage, a style that flourished when its colonies brought immense wealth, on this engaging tour. Begin with a visit to the 18th-century Estrela Basilica, a striking neoclassical and Baroque church with stunning marble interiors and famed sculptures. Continue to the National Azulejo Museum, where you’ll discover the art of tile-making perfected over five centuries, including the museum's highlight—a long 1700s tile panel depicting Lisbon. Enjoy free time to browse the museum shop or relax in the café, where you can admire the unique kitchen tiles.

Embark on a scenic journey through the Nature Park of Arrabida, renowned for its Mediterranean maquis, chalk cliffs, and coastal mountain range. Enjoy free time in the picturesque village of Sesimbra before visiting the historic José Maria da Fonseca winery, where you’ll sample wines fermented in clay amphorae, a method dating back 2,000 years to the Romans. End your day with a stop at the Cristo Rei statue, where you’ll take in breathtaking views of Lisbon and the Tagus River.

Explore the rich history of Santa Cruz on a guided walking tour, visiting iconic landmarks like the Baroque-style Church of San Francisco and Teatro Guimerá, the oldest theater in the Canary Islands. As you stroll through quaint plazas and past historical sites, you’ll experience the charm of this sun-drenched city. Enjoy a delicious selection of local tapas paired with wine at an authentic bodega, then take some free time to explore or walk back to the harbor with your guide.

Embark on a scenic journey through the lush Orotava Valley, famed for its vineyards and banana plantations. Marvel at sweeping views from the Humboldt viewpoint, which offers a stunning panorama of the fertile valley. In Puerto de la Cruz, explore the lively Plaza del Charco and admire Playa Jardín, a unique black-sand beach set against a vibrant garden. Conclude with breathtaking views of Tenerife's northern coastline at the San Pedro lookout.

Travel to the spectacular mountains and historic villages of northeastern Tenerife, indulge in the region’s gustatory pleasures and visit a marvelous UNESCO World Heritage site. Drive through the unspoiled, botanically rich wilds of the Anaga Mountains, formed by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago. You’ll stop briefly at one of the island’s highest points to take in an amazing panoramic view. In remote Taganana, one of Tenerife’s oldest villages, delight in locally produced wine, goat cheese and bread at a traditional restaurant. Head inland through the sheer cliffs and splendid laurel forests of the Anaga Massif, where you’ll revel in sensational northern and southern views from the Pico del Inglés lookout. Admire the meticulously preserved historic buildings in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the idyllic Aguere Valley and capital of the Canary Islands until 1723. See streets that have remained largely unchanged since the 16th century, imbuing the city center with a distinct character. Following your time in San Cristóbal de La Laguna, and before returning to pier, stop to admire the impressive auditorium of Tenerife: considered one of the finest contemporary building in Spain. Be astonished by the gigantic wave-shape of the building, it´s aim is to connect the city with the sea and gives the impression of an enormous shape of foam about to crash on the rocks.

Explore Tenerife’s scenic beauty with a guided tour through the fertile Orotava Valley, known for its vineyards and banana plantations. Enjoy a leisurely walk through the historic seaside village of Garachico, once Tenerife’s main port before being partially buried by a volcanic eruption in the 18th century. Take in spectacular views from Mirador de Garachico, where you’ll pause for coffee. Conclude your tour with free time to shop or explore the resort town of Puerto de la Cruz, famous for its vibrant harbor and palm-shaded streets.

Explore the historical richness of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its remarkably preserved 16th-century architecture. Enjoy a guided walk through its quaint streets and landmarks like San Fernando University and the Bishop’s Palace. Then, savor premium wines at Bodegas Álvaro in Tacoronte, a town celebrated for its rich vineyards. Conclude your tour at La Baranda wine museum in El Sauzal, where you’ll learn about Tenerife’s winemaking history and take in stunning views of the northern coastline.

Enjoy a breathtaking drive through the otherworldly landscapes of Teide National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The journey begins through the lush Esperanza Forest, where towering pines and eucalyptus trees trap moisture from the trade winds. As you ascend, the landscape transforms into a surreal lunar-like terrain, with Mount Teide—Spain’s highest peak—rising majestically in the distance. Along the way, pause at scenic viewpoints, marvel at the Stone Tree rock formation, and savor a coffee break at a hotel nestled within the park.

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking flora of the Canary Islands with visits to three remarkable gardens. Begin at the Jardín Botánico, established in 1788, where you’ll find an impressive variety of plant species acclimatized from the New World, highlighted by a majestic South American fig tree. Continue to the Sitio Litre Garden, home to the largest orchid collection on the island, a centuries-old dragon tree, and a captivating bonsai exhibit. Conclude at the Palmetum of Santa Cruz, an innovative palm tree garden developed on a former landfill, offering sweeping views of the city and the sea.

See South Florida from two different perspectives: zipping through the Everglades in an airboat and then cruising past the luxurious homes on Miami’s Biscayne Bay. It won’t take long to reach the Everglades, one of the world’s most unique ecosystems. At Safari Park, you will hop aboard an airboat for a thrilling ride through the wilderness that the Seminole Indians call “pahay okee,” which means “grassy water.” The Everglades supports thousands of animal species, and alligators, egrets, iguanas and turtles are frequently spotted. You will then drive to Miami for a traditional Cuban lunch before heading to nearby Biscayne Bay, where you will enjoy a relaxing cruise. Besides passing the Port of Miami, you will see mansion after mansion along the shores of Palm Island, Hibiscus Island and Star Island. While cruising, the captain will elaborate on the history of Miami and point out homes of the rich and famous.

Race through the Everglades on an airboat, hands-down the most thrilling way to observe this amazing ecosystem and its exceptional wildlife. After hopping aboard the airboat, which is specially designed with a flat bottom to skim across the shallow water, you will tear off on a thrilling ride through the immense watery wilderness. You will pass sawgrass prairies, cypress-dotted swamps and hardwood forests, all of which make up the Everglades National Park, which was established in 1947. A massive watershed, the naturally beautiful Everglades supports thousands of species of plants and animals, the most renowned being the American Alligator, which can grow up to 16 feet long. There’s no telling what you will see, although alligators, egrets, herons, iguanas and turtles are frequently spotted. Later, you will enjoy free time in the park, where you might watch an alligator show and browse the reptile exhibit.

Miami will bare its multi-faceted personality on this tour of an historical waterfront estate, the quaint village of Coconut Grove and vibrant South Beach. Your first stop will be Vizcaya Museum & Gardens, an estate built in the early 1900s as the winter home of industrialist James Deering. Vizcaya was designed to look like a centuries-old Italian estate and little expense was spared in the construction of the home and its Italian Renaissance and French-style gardens. Now a museum, this National Historic Landmark features period furnishings and exquisite artwork that reflect the lavish lifestyle Deering enjoyed here until his death in 1925. You will then browse the unique galleries and boutiques in artistic Coconut Grove on your own before heading to South Beach, Miami’s pastel-colored Art Deco District. Often referred to as America’s Riviera, this an über-chic, fashion-forward and architecturally important neighborhood is a joy to explore.

Ideal for guests who love venturing out on their own, this tour brings you to the heart of glamorous, trend-setting South Beach, where you will spend hours exploring at your own pace. After a picturesque drive along coastal A1A, you will arrive in South Beach, known locally as SoBe. You will be dropped off near Ocean Drive in the center of the action, giving you easy and immediate access to everything that makes the area so popular. Over the next three hours or so, you will see block after block of ice cream-colored hotels and residential buildings that were considered ultramodern when built between the 1920s and 1940s. Their whimsical designs reflect exotic flora, fauna and fanciful geometric patterns, and the buildings have been meticulously restored to accommodate shops, art galleries and restaurants. Other highlights include Gianni Versace’s former mansion and pedestrian-only Lincoln Road Mall.

Discover the abundant flora and fauna in a sprawling national forest by browsing interactive exhibits before experiencing the nature firsthand on a leisurely walk through the wilderness. El Yunque National Forest is the only rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System, and it is spectacular. Upon arriving, you will explore the welcome center, which is constructed of natural materials that beautifully blend into the landscape. Here you will see exhibits and an enlightening video describing the environment. Continuing on, you will head into the rainforest and pause for photos at La Coca Falls before climbing a nearly 7-story lookout tower that offers expansive views of the lush foliage, mountain peaks and distant ocean. A short but eye-opening hike through Palo Colorado Forest follows. It is one of four different types of forests within El Yunque, so the foliage will be quite different than what you have seen previously.

Admire the art and architecture of San Juan, which will offer great insight into the city and culture of Puerto Rico. The San Juan Art Museum makes for an excellent starting point, as it displays a huge collection that ranges from colonial to modern art. There is also a serene garden with more than a dozen sculptures by Puerto Rican artists. For a deeper historical perspective, you will then explore Old San Juan, where you will visit Fort San Cristobal before continuing on to landmarks such as El Morro and San José Church, the second-oldest church in the Americas. Ponce de León donated the land for the church when he was governor of Puerto Rico. You will also enjoy free time to browse the shops, boutiques and art galleries around Plaza Colon, the square at the entrance of the oldest district. Following your visit to Old San Juan, you may opt to re-board the coach and return to the ship, or stay a little longer and return to the ship at your own expense.

Enjoy the natural beauty and serenity of El Yunque by hiking through the only tropical rainforest in the U.S. National Forest System. To better understand the enormity of the forest and its natural highlights, you will first explore the welcome center and watch an introductory film on El Yunque. Then after taking in the spectacular scenery from atop the Yokahu Lookout Tower, you will begin hiking down the Big Tree Trail. El Yunque averages 16 feet of rain each year, leaving the tropical landscape perpetually lush and green. The rain feeds countless streams that create spectacular waterfalls such as La Mina, which you will find at the end of the trail. You will be welcome to swim in the refreshing pool at the bottom of the cascade or simply relax in the serene setting. If you spot bright-red flowers, they will likely be Flor de Magas, the national flower of Puerto Rico.At the conclusion of your tour, you will be served a complimentary beverage and snack before re-boarding your coach for the return drive to the pier.

Walk through Old San Juan with a guide that will disclose little-known facts about the city. Hear the back stories of landmarks that were constructed during colonial times. Explore iconic El Morro fortress but on a deeper level unknown to most visitors. See the second-oldest church in the Americas, which dates to San Juan’s founding.

Enjoy an enlightening tour of Hacienda Santa Ana and the adjacent distillery where Ron del Barrilito rum has been produced using traditional methods since 1880. A mixologist will welcome you to the estate with a special cocktail to set the stage for your immersion into the world of premium rum. While meandering through the distillery with a guide that is a rum expert, you will discover how the spirits are produced step by step. The warehouse will be particularly enlightening, as it will show how the aging process and the vintage white oak sherry barrels impart unique flavors to the various rums. During the tasting that follows, you can expect to sample a fruity medium-bodied rum blend, an elegant rum aged for 20 years and an aromatic handmade rum aged even longer to give it a natural sweetness and smoky wood finish. Many of these extraordinary spirits will be available in the distillery gift shop.

Explore the most historical and newest areas of San Juan, a vibrant city that has been Puerto Rico’s capital since being founded in 1521. The Condado District reflects contemporary life, as luxury high-rises and resorts dominate it. Old San Juan is more atmospheric and its Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture represents four centuries of development. One of the highlights will be exploring San Cristobal fort, which was built to protect the city from land attacks, unlike the more famous El Morro, which guarded against invasions by sea. Although not quite 100 years old, the Capitol building is noteworthy for its Neoclassical Revival design and the symbolism of its entryway pillars. If you are interested in shopping, the area around Plaza Colón will be especially appealing, as boutiques and galleries are abundant. As an option, you can remain there at the end of the excursion and return on your own later.

Walk through the enchanting streets of Old San Juan and stop at several traditional venues to sample tasty snacks and refreshing beverages that will be representative of Puerto Rico’s complex cuisine. The exact locales will be chosen the day of the excursion based on the menus, daily specials and conversations with the chefs and proprietors to see what’s freshest and sounds most appetizing. Regardless, you can expect to sample locally sourced fish and meat dishes, freshly made desserts and artisanal coffee. Puerto Rican cuisine reflects Spanish, African, Taíno and American influences, a style that the locals call cocina criolla or Créole cooking. Between stops, you will see city landmarks such as the second-oldest cathedral in the Americas, the oldest governor’s mansion in the Western Hemisphere and a World Heritage site fortification. To enhance your understanding of the attractions and the cuisine, the guide will offer commentary throughout.

Alcoholic beverage package	$39.95 - $59.95
Gratuities	$16 - $23
Wi-fi internet access	$24.99 - $34.98
Specialty dining	Varies
Spa packages & shore excursions	Varies

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14 Night Transatlantic Cruise

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14 Night Transatlantic Cruise

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Oceania Aurelia

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