This 23-night Oceania itinerary links Miami to Barcelona, threading 15 ports of call through 7 countries with 9 days at sea to unwind aboard Oceania Marina.
Why sail this route
You unpack once and let the ship do the travelling: 7 countries over 23 nights, starting in Miami and finishing in Barcelona, with a new port waiting most mornings instead of airports and hotel check-ins.
The pacing runs to 15 port days and 9 days at sea — time to enjoy the ship between stops.
Good to know
- Best for
- Grand-voyage & long-cruise travellers
- Season
- Spring sailing
- Route
- Miami → Barcelona
- Pace
- 15 port days · 9 sea days
Day-by-Day Itinerary
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The Ship
Your home for all 23 nights aboard Oceania Marina — so you unpack once and wake up somewhere new each morning.
About This Cruise
The 23 Night Across the Atlantic Miami to Barcelona is a 23-night one-way itinerary aboard Oceania Marina. You board in Miami and disembark in Barcelona, calling at 15 ports across 7 countries along the way.
In sequence the voyage takes in Florida (Miami), Bermuda (Kings Wharf), Azores (Ponta Delgada), Spain (Cadiz, Malaga), France (Cannes), Italy (Livorno, Civitavecchia) and 2 more, among others.
As a one-way sailing you'll fly into Miami and home from Barcelona, so it's worth checking the two gateways before you book. Longer hops are crossed on the 9 days at sea, keeping daylight hours for the ports. Sailing dates, cabin availability and fares vary by season — use Check Dates & Prices for live pricing, or call our team to talk through the options.