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Ship to leave NCL fleet in 2028
The Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has sold the "Oceania Sirena", currently operated by the cruise line Oceania Cruises. Although the identity of the buyer has not yet been revealed, the ship was to leave the fleet after completing its spring schedule in 2028. She was built in 1999 under the name "R Four" for Renaissance Cruises. It later became part of the Princess Cruises fleet and, since 2016, has been operating for Oceania Cruises under its current name. The sale was part of Oceania Cruises' strategy to renew its fleet, gradually replacing the older R-class ships.
Oceania's Sirena Cruise Ship Sees Redesigned Cabins, Public Spaces and More
Oceania Cruises did not spare its newest ship from a fleetwide refurbishment program originally developed to inject new life into its oldest and smallest ships. Sirena, which launched in April 2016, has emerged from dry dock with completely redesigned cabins and suites, refreshed public spaces and new artwork throughout. All 342 cabins and suites onboard received new decor, fixtures and technological upgrades, including new entry doors, full-length mirrors and 100-volt outlets on each side of the bed. Additionally, the public spaces were redesigned, while crystal chandeliers were added throughout the ship. Sirena's spa also received new wall sconces.
St. Kitts hosts first-ever call from Oceania Cruises' Sirena
Oceania Cruises’ Sirena made her maiden call at Port Zante in St. Kitts on 11 October, bringing more than 600 visitors to the Caribbean island. First launched in 1999 as Ocean Princess, the vessel sailed in the Princess Cruises’ fleet until 2016 when she joined Oceania Cruises’ R-class ships, Regatta, Insignia and Nautica. Sirena berthed in port alongside Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess, which visited with around 3,140 passengers. St. Kitts is expected to host an estimated 120 vessels between 7 October and 31 December.
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