WindrunnerII

Here she is in Dubrovnik, from the Marine Traffic site. What's weird is there's NO sign of any passengers...

She's carrying about 750 pax (+ or -) and the reason there were very few pax on deck at the time is it was rather chilly, @ 45 degrees Fahrenheit.

Insignia is being towed by "Boulder"

Thoughtful comments.

 

As I see it, Oceania has more or less the same management as Renaissance - which is not a show stopper for me but is troubling. It is true that 911 was the last nail in the coffin of Renaissance, but it's failure seemed inevitable. Travel agents called them arrogant. Insurance companies refused to sell travel policies for them, and because Renaissance was not covered under the Federal Maritime Commission Bond, passengers could not claim satisfaction under it. Thank goodness credit card companies came through for so many people.

 

Smooth sailing...

All the O management I have met on my cruises, besides FDR, have been from Silversea, Seabourn, Cunard, Crystal and Wall Street houses like JP Morgan.

All in all, quite an amiable and caring group of chaps that seem quite interested in what the passengers think.

I have never had any more worries about booking them, neither in the past nor the future, than I have with Princess, Holland or Crystal.