Oceania Sonata cruise ship
Oceania Cruises Sonata Class

Oceania Sonata

The first Sonata-class ship, due in August 2027, with one-third of its accommodations as suites.

1,390 passengersFirst Sonata-class ship

The ship in figures

855
Crew members
1,390 passengers (double occupancy)

1.6 passengers per crew member. For every 3 crew members (in orange) there are about 5 passengers.

Ship history
  1. 2027
    Year built
    Fincantieri (Marghera, Venice, Italy)
  2. Aug 7, 2027
    Maiden voyage
    From Rome (Civitavecchia) to Trieste

One chef for every eight guests, and half of the crew dedicated to culinary operations.

Oceania Sonata will be the first of the five Sonata-class ships ordered by Oceania Cruises and the ninth ship in its fleet. She is under construction at Fincantieri's Marghera shipyard near Venice, where she was floated out on 27 August 2026, and is due to debut in August 2027. At about 86,000 GT she will be nearly 30% larger than Oceania Allura with only 90 more accommodations, and every suite and stateroom will have a private veranda. Her maiden voyage, Mediterranean Collage, sails from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Trieste on 7 August 2027, and from November 2027 she will sail Caribbean and Panama Canal voyages from Miami.

Attractions

  1. 1
    Opus Lounge
    A new lounge just steps from the lobby, next to the Library.
  2. 2
    Baristas
    The coffee bar, larger than on earlier Oceania ships.
  3. 3
    Crêperie
    Oceania's Crêperie returns in an enhanced version.
  4. 4
    LYNC Digital Center
    An expanded digital learning center for technology classes.

Restaurants & bars

13 dining venues
  • La Table par Maîtres Cuisiniers de France
    Reservation-only fine dining for 18 guests, with rotating menus created with the Master Chefs of France.
  • Nikkei Kitchen
    A new restaurant of Peruvian and Japanese fusion cuisine with an open kitchen, developed with chef Gustavo Sugay.
  • The Grand Dining Room
    The main restaurant on board.
  • Jacques
    Oceania's French restaurant, named after chef Jacques Pépin.
  • Red Ginger
    Oceania's pan-Asian restaurant.
  • Polo Grill and Toscana
    Oceania's steakhouse and its Italian restaurant, both confirmed for this ship.

Accommodation

695 suites and staterooms
Owner's Suite
Four suites of more than 232 m² (2,500 sq ft), the first on an Oceania ship with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a 180-degree wraparound veranda.
Vista Suite
Eight suites of 139 to more than 177 m² (1,500 to 1,900 sq ft), with a marble bathroom, double vanities and soaking tub.
Oceania Suite
Sixteen redesigned suites of 93 to more than 130 m² (1,000 to 1,400 sq ft), with a private teak veranda.
Horizon Suite
A new category of 50 suites of more than 56 m² (600 sq ft), with separate living and sleeping areas and an oversized veranda.
Penthouse Deluxe Suite
A new category of 82 suites of 45 m² (488 sq ft), with butler service like all suites on board.
Penthouse Suite
63 suites of 40 m² (426 sq ft), with a living area and private veranda.
Photos: Cover: Rendering of Oceania Sonata. Oceania Cruises press image (PR Newswire)