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Marina debuted in 2011 as the first of Oceania's purpose-built, roughly 1,250-guest Oceania-class ships, with Riviera as her sister. Food is the focus: specialty restaurants include Jacques, a French bistro named for Jacques Pépin, Red Ginger for Asian cuisine, Polo Grill and Toscana. The hands-on Culinary Center runs cooking classes. Her Owner's Suites were furnished by Ralph Lauren Home.

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