Oceania Nautica deck plans

Oceania Nautica (2000-built as "R-Five", last refurbished in 2024 June, OceaniaNEXT refurbishment 2022) is the first (and currently the oldest) among the R-Class Oceania Cruises ships - together with Insignia (R-One), Regatta (R-Two) and Sirena (R-Four). In the Azamara fleet, Nautica's sisterships are Azamara Onward (R-Three), Azamara Journey (R-Six), Azamara Quest (R-Seven), Azamara Pursuit (R-Eight).

The Nautica ship was built for and operated by Renaissance Cruises (1989-founded/2001-defunct) under the name "R Five". In 2002 the vessel was bought by Royal Caribbean and transferred to their Pullmantur fleet until 2004. In 2005 she was extensively refitted and refurbished, renamed "ms Nautica", transferred to and operated ever since by the Oceania brand.

MS Nautica cruise ship deck plan shows a total of 349 staterooms for 698 passengers (max capacity is 803), served by 400 crew/staff. The boat has 11 decks (9 passenger-accessible, 5 with cabins), 4 restaurants, 11 lounges and bars, 1 swimming pool, 3 outdoor Jacuzzis (large whirlpool hot tubs/1 Spa), 4 elevators, no self-service laundry facilities (laundromats).

Oceania Cruises Nautica is an "affordable luxury" cruise vessel. Among Nautica’s best features is that all her decks and verandas are laid with quality teak. All the ship’s dining venues boast luxurious amenities, such as quality china (by Villeroy&Boch), silver (by Christofle) and crystal (by Riedel), and she has an impressive artworks collection on display at various public areas.

Oceania Nautica deck plan changes 2021-2022 refurbishment review

Nautica ship's OceaniaNEXT refurbishment was originally scheduled to take place in 2020 (June 8-21) at CNM-Chantier Naval de Marseille (Marseille France). However, due to the COVID crisis, the drydocking was postponed for 2021-2022.

For this project were planned the following changes.

• New public spaces include open-floor design Lobby with Reception Hall (lower level) and Upper Hall (2nd level). They are connected via Grand Staircase (decorated with railings and balustrades) and feature a large crystal chandelier (with hanging pieces of hand-painted glass).
• Grand Dining Room (aft on Deck 5) received new premium dining furniture (leather chairs with metallic bronze threading) and new crystal chandelier.
• Martinis (piano bar lounge on Deck 5) was redesigned, new silver-white marble bar top and walnut paneling were added.
• All staterooms were completely overhauled (redesigned and refurnished) and upgraded with custom-made furniture, polished wood, stone finishes, designer accessories, smart HDTVs (interactive / infotainment system with movies-on-demand and Internet), USB ports, LED lighting.
• All cabin bathrooms were overhauled and received new tiling, surfaces, fixtures, designer accessories, vanities, glass shower enclosures.
• Penthouse-Vista-Owner suite bathrooms were enlarged and upgraded with Carrara marble, onyx and polished granite tops.

Oceania's 2018-2022 refurbishment projects (ships Insignia, Nautica, Regatta, Sirena) cost the company ~USD 100 million.

Oceania Nautica deck plan changes 2016 refurbishment review

Deckplan changes after drydock 2016 (Marseille, April 24-May 16) included:

• All passenger cabins received new decors, new furnishings and luxury fabrics.
• All cabin bathrooms were upgraded with oversized showers. Owner and Vista suite bathrooms received new vanities (made of onyx and granite).
• Penthouse Suites were remodeled like on Marina-Riviera ships.
• "Horizons" bar lounge (Deck 10) received new colors and furnishings.
• All lounges were renovated with new carpeting, chairs, premium fabrics and upholstery.
• "Martinis" bar lounge (Deck 5) and Lido Pool area (Deck 9) received new furnishings.
• Ship's Spa complex (Deck 9) was remodeled with 2 new steam rooms, while locker rooms were redecorated with new custom-made tiles and mosaics.
• Terrace Cafe (buffet on Deck 9 aft) was redecorated, and Terrace Grill station was added (similar to Marina-Riviera ships).
• Grand Bar (Deck 5) received Barista coffee machines and the amenities was upgraded with complimentary illy coffees and gourmet desserts.
• New deck games (Deck 11) include Shuffleboard and 9-hole Mini-Golf putting green.

Oceania's refurbishments 2016 project (ships Nautica, Insignia, Regatta) cost the company ~USD 50 million.