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Oceania’s Optional Mid-Cruise Overland Programs

As the 2026 Overland Programs are currently being meticulously designed to offer you immersive, unforgettable adventures around the world, here is a selection of Mid-Cruise Overland Programs emblematic of the dozens of uniquely curated experiences that will be offered.

ARGENTINA

Thundering Iguazú Falls

Iguazú translates to “Big Water” in the indigenous Guaraní language, but even that generous description of the falls is a gross understatement. Iguazú Falls is a force to be reckoned with, a
monstrous cascade that thunders down with such frightening power and intensity that it seems to be alive. Even the most gushing superlatives fail to capture its dramatic beauty, especially at
the ungodly Devil’s Throat, the largest cascade.

EGYPT Jewels of Luxor

EGYPT Jewels of Luxor

Explore a litany of fabled tombs in ancient Egypt’s royal burial grounds, beginning with the Karnak and Luxor temples, which a two-mile avenue lined with small sphinxes once connected.
King Tut’s tomb still remains the most famous, as it held fabulous riches when excavated. His mummy is displayed there in a climate-controlled glass box. Queen Nefertari’s tomb nearby
is renowned for its colorful wall paintings that have defied the ravages of time. Cruising the Nile in a traditional dahabiya boat allows time to reflect on the sights.

INDIA Taj Mahal: The Eternal Masterpiece

INDIA Taj Mahal: The Eternal Masterpiece

One of the best-known structures in the world, Agra’s fabled Taj Mahal will awe your senses and capture your heart. Considered to be the finest example of Mughal architecture, the Taj Mahal is a glistening mass of white marble and semiprecious stones set amidst impeccably landscaped grounds. Witness how the sunlight alters the hues of this magnificent mausoleum, and also
observe other icons of Mughal architecture and dance.

SPAIN Ode to Andalusia

SPAIN Ode to Andalusia

A plethora of UNESCO World Heritage sites distinguishes this Andalusian adventure. In Granada alone, there is the Moorish-influenced Alhambra, Generalife palace and the Albaicín neighborhood. UNESCO also recognized the prehistoric dolmens monuments in medieval Antequera and the extraordinary architecture throughout the historical district of Cordoba,
such as the Great Mosque and the landmark Jewish Quarter. An inspired tasting of regional wines, tapas-style dining, an emotionally moving flamenco performance and free time to mingle with the local residents adds a deeper understanding.

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Arabian Desert Extravagance

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Arabian Desert Extravagance

Explore the dry, barren landscape of the Arabian Desert that belies the wonders of life that flourish there. A drive through the rippling red sands of the Al Wadi Nature Reserve reveals
its haunting natural beauty and perhaps herds of gazelles. At night, the sky becomes an inky canvas of brilliant constellations for exquisite stargazing. Cruising the fjords of the Musandam
Peninsula – the Norway of Arabia– and a definitive drive through Dubai are sure to shatter any lingering assumptions you may have had about desert life.

ICELAND Inspirational Iceland

ICELAND Inspirational Iceland

Witness nature’s drama in the Land of Fire and Ice, a moniker that reflects Iceland’s volcanic forces and glacial wonders. Stand atop the rim of Grabrok Crater and behold the lava fields that
a past eruption left in its wake. View one roaring waterfall after another, ranging from remote Dynjandi – the largest cascade in the Westfjords – to Glanni, a petite waterfall where elves and trolls supposedly live. Still, the ultimate experience is riding in a monster snow truck through the manmade ice tunnel that cuts through Langjokull Glacier.

INDONESIA Joyous Java

INDONESIA Joyous Java

Become immersed in Java’s history and culture through experiences that divulge the island’s true nature. The impact of Hinduism and Buddhism comes to light at the temple complexes
of Prambanan and Borobudur, respectively. Both architectural treasures are enlightening UNESCO World Heritage sites. A rare opportunity to watch a revered, almost spiritual kris
dagger being made sheds additional light on the Javanese way of life. A train ride from the royal city of Yogyakarta brings you to sprawling Surabaya, where Arabic Square reveals the roots of
Islam in Indonesia.