The Main stage is the Oosterdam's main performance stage, offering unobstructed views and 270-degree screens that are used during performances. The theatre highlight is an exclusive BBC Planet Earth short film, which is accompanied by a live orchestra. There are different shows every night and they certainly don't disappoint. Musicology is a favourite among guests and is described as a performance that personifies musical instruments using playful choreography and stunning costumes.

Perfect for all foodies, this event hosts free group demos and charged for more intimate cooking classes. For a fee, you can also create your own red wine blend guided by an onboard wine expert at Blend. Wine tastings and happy hours are held here throughout your sailing.

If you've always wanted to brush up on your computer skills, especially when it comes to using and editing digital photos, creating home movies or setting up web stages, pop in here for a free class when you have a couple of hours to spare. There are six or more classes a day and plenty of choices available.

The casino has a vast array of glittering slot machines as well as a great variety of table games. Complimentary gaming lessons are held in the casino on select afternoons and select nights are smoke-free.

Located in the Crow's Nest on deck 10, Explorations Central is immersive onboard programming designed to make your journey more engaging, vivid and meaningful. From EXC Talks, to EXC Encounters to a chat with your EXC Guide, you'll feel the spirit of a region come to life.

This Steiner run spa has an impressive thermal suite, which includes access to multiple saunas, a steam room, aromatherapy room, relaxation room with heated ceramic loungers and a hydrotherapy pool. Treatments onboard are provided using Elemis brand products. A dedicated salon offers hair, nail and men's services. If you're looking for a quiet and affordable option, try booking a treatment on a port day.

The fitness centre features an impressive array of cutting-edge fitness machines such as stationary bikes, treadmills, rowing machines, ellipticals and weight machines. Some of their classes are free but others like pilates and yoga are charged per class. Personal training is also available. You must be at least 16 years old to use the gym, and over 18 to use it without parental supervision. If you prefer to exercise outdoors, have a look at the walking track on deck three where three laps equal one mile.

Club Hal has age-appropriate activities for kids aged three to twelve and the teens have their own hangout space called the Loft. Club HAL activities are available from 8 am to 4 pm on port days. Lunch is available between 11 am and 1 pm.