6. Oceania Cruises
If the thing that really gets you excited about a cruise is the food, consider Oceania. Many of their experiences and amenities cater to foodies, with gourmet cuisine, cooking classes, and food-related excursion at ports of call. But that’s not all. The on shore adventures could include exploring a glacier in Alaska. Back on board, relax in the spa, test your luck in the casino, and then take an art class.
Oceania’s six ships have elegant décor and the majority maintain passenger limits under 700. You will always be able to find someone to assist you with a 2-to-1 passenger/crew ratio. Cruises last anywhere from seven to 180 days and can take you to such places as Europe, Alaska, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, South America and the South Pacific, among others.