Overview
Description
Set sail from Ft. Lauderdale and experience the world on an epic journey of discovery that spans six continents and 39 countries. Explore Central America’s natural splendors, Asia’s spiritual shrines, the golden savannas of Africa plus the historic cities of northern Europe and Scandinavia. This voyage offers endless opportunities to connect with diverse cultures and discover iconic world wonders with fellow explorers—all within one legendary itinerary.
Ship Details
Viking Sky
Expand your horizons on our award-winning, all-veranda small ship, with just 930 guests, allowing us to dock where larger ships cannot.
- Year Built 2017
- Registry Norway
- Decks 10
- Cabins 465
- Capacity 930
- Gross Tonnage 48,000
The Viking Difference

The Viking Difference
Destination focused and culturally enriching. Discover what makes us the world’s leading small ship cruise line.
Voted #1 for Rivers, Oceans & Expeditions
We are proud to be the first travel company voted #1 across all three categories simultaneously by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler two years in a row.

Before You Go
Before travel, we provide a variety of materials to help guests plan and anticipate their journey, from filmographies that inspire wanderlust to recommended reading that informs and enlightens.
On Board
Onboard activities are designed for enrichment and renewal. We offer lectures on history and art, cooking demonstrations of regional favorites, menus offering regional cuisine and more.
On Shore
On shore, guests might accompany the ship's chef to a local market; go behind the scenes at a famous theater company; tour a private chocolate or car factory; or view a museum's private collection.
Ships Designed for Exploration

Vessels that bring you closer to your destination. At Viking, we build innovative ships that are the right size for the experience—with a signature Scandinavian design that never upstages the destination.
All-Veranda Ocean Ships
Ships that host just 930 guests, with the ability to dock in the world’s greatest cities, as well as seldom visited small ports that are out of reach for mega-liners.
Spend More Time in Port
With overnight stays in many ports of embarkation and disembarkation. With fewer days at sea, you will have ample time to immerse yourself in each destination.
Take in Your Surroundings
With a private veranda in every stateroom, an Infinity Pool at the stern and abundant options for al fresco dining, each day brings new opportunities for stunning views of your destination.
Serene Scandinavian Spaces

Viking: Our Norwegian Heritage
Centuries ago, the birth of the Viking Age gave rise to the Norwegian tradition of exploration. Today, Viking proudly carries on this tradition, providing a glimpse into the spirit of Norway with elegant ships built for discovery. Join Karine Hagen, Executive Vice President of Viking, as she reveals Norwegian influences thoughtfully integrated throughout our ocean ships.
The Library
Tucked in a private alcove of The Living Room, our well-curated Library is a literary traveler’s dream. Select from a broad range of titles from world histories to biographies.
The Living Room
The ideal setting for relaxation, The Viking Living Room draws guests together at the heart of the ship. Spacious seating, calming classical compositions performed by the Viking Resident Musicians and enriching activities foster camaraderie.
Explorers’ Lounge
With two-story panoramic windows for maximum views, the Explorers’ Lounge is inspired by epic journeys of discovery. This inviting space is the perfect place to share a cocktail with friends or relax while taking in the scenery.
The Wintergarden
Afternoon tea is served at the Wintergarden, adjacent to the Main Pool. Decadent finger sandwiches, scones and desserts are accompanied by international teas, tea ceremony demonstrations and relaxing classical music from the Viking Resident Musicians.
Aquavit Terrace®
The revolutionary Aquavit Terrace is a magical space where your destination is your dining room. Located outside the World Café, it provides more al fresco dining experiences than on any ship at sea.
The Nordic Spa
After a day of exploration or a relaxing day at sea, indulge in The Spa, a soothing sanctuary of Nordic wellness. Whether you unwind in the Sauna, refresh in the Snow Grotto or work out in the Fitness Center, you will feel recharged and revitalized.
Main Pool with Retractable Dome
The heated Main Pool provides a calming oasis in any weather with its retractable roof allowing for year-round swims and soaks. In the evening, enjoy movies under the night sky on our giant poolside screen.
Torshavn®
Linger over melodic tunes while sipping a classic martini or vintage Armagnac in Torshavn, a lively music venue reminiscent of romantic jazz lounges of 1940s Hollywood.
The Theater
The perfect venue to attend lectures or watch movies, our state-of-the-art, multipurpose Theater seats up to 450 guests and can be transformed into two HD cinemas for TED Talks, Destination Insights and occasional specialized seminars.
All Veranda Staterooms & Suites
Choose from 5 categories of spacious rooms, including some of the largest suites at sea—all with king-size beds, large showers, heated bathroom floors, LCD TVs, private verandas and 24-hour room service.
Unparalleled Staterooms and Suites

The Perfect Retreat
Begin each day refreshed in any of our five categories of spacious rooms, including some of the largest suites at sea. All come with king-size beds, large showers, heated bathroom floors, LCD TVs, multiple US/EU outlets and USB ports, private verandas, 24-hour room service and more.
Our Penthouse Veranda
A relaxing home away from home, the Penthouse Veranda is our highest-rated stateroom with thoughtful design touches, including 25% more room, plentiful drawers and storage, binoculars to enjoy the view, priority restaurant and shore excursion reservations, and a welcome bottle of champagne.
The Fine Art of Detail
After a lifetime spent living in hotels, our Chairman wanted to ensure every detail of our ships was elegantly functional. So we designed easy-to-read and -open premium bath products; intuitive remote controls; large showers with strong water pressure and clear controls; anti-fog mirrors and heated floors.
Destination-Focused Dining

The Restaurant
Our main dining venue, The Restaurant, offers the highest onboard dining experience. Regional cuisine and always available classics are served surrounded by sweeping exterior views through all-glass walls.
Manfredi’s® Italian Restaurant
Inspired by Italy’s beloved trattorias, Manfredi’s offers the best of Italian cuisine with a private dining room providing an opportunity to have an intimate meal with family or friends.
The Chef’s Table
The sommeliers and culinary masters at The Chef’s Table create the perfect food and wine pairings during a multi-course tasting, enjoyed in the restaurant or in a private dining room.
World Café
With live cooking, an open kitchen and premium sushi/seafood choices, the World Café provides a vibrant interactive experience and a wide range of international flavors. Dine indoors or al fresco on the Aquavit Terrace for stunning panoramic views.
Aquavit Terrace®
The revolutionary Aquavit Terrace is a magical space where your destination is your dining room. Located outside the World Café, it provides more al fresco dining experiences than on any ship at sea.
Mamsen’s®
Located in the Explorers’ Lounge and named for “Mamsen,” the Hagen family matriarch, this venue offers Norwegian specialties for breakfast, lunch, an afternoon snack or evening treat.
The Wintergarden
Afternoon tea is served at the Wintergarden, adjacent to the Main Pool. Decadent finger sandwiches, scones and desserts are accompanied by international teas, tea ceremony demonstrations and relaxing classical music from the Viking Resident Musicians.
Pool Grill
In a poolside atmosphere that welcomes lounging and leisurely dips in the water, the Pool Grill offers casual fare prepared to order. For a lighter meal, a small salad bar is available.
Room Service
Care to enjoy a quiet dinner in the comfort of your stateroom? A midnight snack? Or perhaps breakfast in bed? For your convenience, we offer 24-hour room service, 7 days a week, with many of our signature dishes to choose from.
The Kitchen Table
At our onboard cooking school, experience firsthand how our world-class chefs bring distinct, local flavors from market to table. On sea days, learn to cook dishes highlighting an upcoming destination. On port days, handpick ingredients at a local market, then learn how to prepare regional dishes and create elegant three-course presentations. This is a one-of-a-kind optional opportunity to shop, cook and eat with the masters.
Onboard Enrichment

World-Class Guest Lecturers
Complement your onshore experiences with our onboard lecture program, designed to shed light on your destination’s art, architecture, music, geopolitics, natural world and more. They are hosted by a wide range of experts, from authors and archaeologists to former diplomats and news correspondents, eager to share their knowledge with you.
Viking Resident Historians
Our faculty of historians provide an enhanced level of enrichment, delivering high-level historic, iconic lectures specific to your journey, supplemented by roundtable discussions, where you can engage in a smaller, more intimate group setting; and daily “office hours” for one-on-one time with guests.
Destination Performances
Each Viking itinerary includes one or more Destination Performances representing the most iconic cultural performing arts of the region—whether it be Portuguese fado, with its melancholy melodies and poignant lyrics; traditional Greek dancing; or Italian opera.
The Kitchen Table
At our onboard cooking school, experience firsthand how our world-class chefs bring distinct, local flavors from market to table. On sea days, learn to cook dishes highlighting an upcoming destination. On port days, handpick ingredients at a local market, then learn how to prepare regional dishes and create elegant three-course presentations. This is a one-of-a-kind optional opportunity to shop, cook and eat with the masters.
Port Talks
Amsterdam. Bergen. Venice. San Juan. Vancouver. Tokyo. Sydney. Gain an overview of your next day’s port of call through informative multimedia presentations covering the history and culture of your destination, as well as highlights of must-see landmarks. And feel prepared for each new day of exploration with a deeper understanding of the places you will visit.
Munch Moments
Through an exclusive relationship with Oslo’s Munch Museum, Viking has been granted the digital rights to the entire collection of Norway’s most famous artist, Edvard Munch. Our “Munch Moments” bring the magic of this master expressionist on board, with a daily, interactive event that showcases several pieces of his great art curated by theme each afternoon in the comfort of The Living Room.
TED Talks
Viking is proud to partner with TED, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization devoted to spreading bold new ideas and sparking conversation. Curious minds watch TED’s short, powerful talks focused on the arts, history, geography, science, longevity and more to gain a deeper understanding of the world. TED Talks are screened on board our ocean fleet and are also available on stateroom televisions.
The Met: Live in HD
A Peabody Award and two-time Emmy winner, the Metropolitan Opera’s Live in HD takes you beyond an ordinary visit to the opera. During this Privileged Access filmed performance under the starlit “sky” of The Theater, you will enjoy the world-class production intercut with backstage interviews, costume and set changes, and insight into technical details.
Destination Insights
Join us for a special series of short films, screening in our small cinemas and on your stateroom television, intended to inform you about the iconic destinations and little-known gems you will be visiting. This series provides insights and information intended to deepen your understanding—and enjoyment—of the time ahead, and perhaps encourage you to engage with your destinations in a way you otherwise would not have.
Viking Art & Design Guide
Should you wish to familiarize yourself with your ship before traveling, you can download our free Viking Voyager app before you go. Hear behind-the-scenes stories of our Scandinavian public spaces, with insightful commentary from your host, Karine Hagen. Once on board, you can use the app to enjoy a self-guided tour of our Nordic art collection, covering a broad spectrum of genres and eras.
Viking Resident Musicians
Bringing classical music alive, our resident pianist, guitarist, violinist and cellist perform calming classical compositions throughout the ship. We hope you will find yourself transported by the chamber music of the Viking Resident Musicians and enjoy some of the benefits of classical music—lifting your spirit, soothing your soul and adding to your onboard enrichment.
Viking Curated Libraries
Our onboard libraries were curated by Heywood Hill, an independent London bookseller and Royal Warrant holder, who dedicated hundreds of hours to understanding the unique, inquisitive nature of our guests. From art to history to destination-focused reading, each book was hand-selected to enhance your experience, both on board and at your destination.
Onshore Experiences

Local Life
Viking provides fascinating insights into Local Life during excursions that reveal the rhythms of daily living in your destination. Experience Saigon’s vibrant streets by pedal cab. Peruse the dusty stacks at the most famous bookstore in Paris. Taste your way through a culinary tour of Sydney. This is the ideal way to experience a place like a local.
Working World
Witness wood carving in Bali. Tour the vineyards and wine cellars of Italy, New Zealand and beyond. Meet the harvesters of the world’s farms, from the banana plantations of Caribbean St. Lucia to the spice farms of Indian Goa. Glimpsing the world at work helps you tap into its passions and see its people anew.
Privileged Access
We have arranged exclusive entry for Viking guests to cultural treasures all around the world. Visit seldom-seen collections with before- and after-hours access to world-class museums; be a special guest at private homes and palaces not open to just anyone; or attend cultural performances of folklore, ballet and opera to get an insider’s view during these private tours.
Viking Inclusive Value

More features, services and excursions included
- One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
- Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
- Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
- 24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
- Port taxes & fees
- Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
- Visits to UNESCO Sites
- Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
- Complimentary access to The Nordic Spa & Fitness Center.
- Self-service launderettes
- Alternative restaurant dining at no extra charge
- 24-hour room service
Your Stateroom Includes:
- King-size Viking Explorer Bed with luxury linen
- 42" flat-screen LCD TV with intuitive remote & complimentary Movies On Demand
- Large private bathroom with spacious glass-enclosed shower, heated floor, anti-fog mirror & hair dryer
- Premium Freyja® toiletries
- Direct-dial satellite phone & cell service
- Security safe
- 110/220 volt outlets
- Ample USB ports
What Viking is Not

We do not try to be all things to all people. Instead, we focus on delivering meaningful experiences to you.
No children under 18
No casinos
No nickel and diming
No charge for Wi-Fi
No charge for beer & wine with lunch & dinner
No charge for alternative restaurants
No umbrella drinks
No photography sales
No art auctions
No inside staterooms
No entrance fee for The Spa
No spa sales pressure
No charge for use of launderettes
No smoking
No waiting in lines
No formal nights, butlers or white gloves
Day by Day Itinerary
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Day 1: Ft. Lauderdale
A beloved leisure destination for Floridians and visitors alike, the Ft. Lauderdale area exudes the carefree attitude of South Florida’s coast. In Mia…
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Day 2: Sail the Gulf of Mexico
The Gulf of Mexico has been a witness to much of the history of North and Central America. In 1497, Amerigo Vespucci was purportedly the first Europea…
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Day 3: Cozumel
The island of Cozumel holds the keys to many of the most intriguing secrets of Mexico’s ancient civilizations. At San Gervasio, pre-Columbian women ma…
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Day 4: Sail the Caribbean Sea
Sail through turquoise waters where legends of marauding pirates, swashbucklers and tales of hidden treasures were born.
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Day 5: Sail the Caribbean Sea
Learn about the delicate ecosystems of the Caribbean Sea that lie beneath the surface of these crystal clear, warm waters. These remarkable coral reef…
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Day 6: Cartagena
Cartagena is Colombia’s cultural treasure. The walls of its extensive San Felipe de Barajas Fortress stretch for seven miles and are 25 feet thick, ma…
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Day 7: Colón
Colón lies near the Panama Canal’s Atlantic entrance. During the California gold rush, prospectors from the eastern United States sailed here, trekked…
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Day 8: Scenic Sailing: Panama Canal
The Panama Canal connects the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, crossing the narrowest stretch of the Isthmus of Panama. A full transit through the 48-mile…
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Day 9: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Sail Mar Pacífico, meaning “peaceful sea,” dubbed by Ferdinand Magellan when he crossed these waters almost 500 years ago.
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Day 10: Puntarenas (Puerto Caldera)
Puntarenas is the gateway to magnificent beaches and rich wildlife. The port prospered on the shoulders of coffee barons as oxcarts delivered satchels…
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Day 11: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Traverse the world’s largest ocean, which covers almost 64 million square miles. At twice the size of the Atlantic, the Pacific is an ocean of extreme…
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Day 12: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Sail the Pacific Ocean, its vast expanse of waters covers more than 30 percent of the Earth’s surface and touches the continents of Asia, Australia, N…
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Day 13: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Cross the Pacific Ocean and learn about its fascinating geology, with more than 75,000 volcanoes—many still active—reaching up from its depths.
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Day 14: Sail the Pacific Ocean
The Pacific Ocean may have been officially discovered in 1521, yet early civilizations have been traversing these waters since 3000 BC.
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Day 15: Cabo San Lucas
Located at the tip of the 775-mile Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Gulf of California, Cabo—as it is commonly known—is one of Mexico…
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Day 16: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Located at the tip of the 775-mile Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Gulf of California, Cabo—as it is commonly known—is one of Mexico…
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Day 17: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Located at the tip of the 775-mile Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Gulf of California, Cabo—as it is commonly known—is one of Mexico…
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Day 18: Los Angeles
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 19: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 20: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 21: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 22: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 23: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles is renowned as the world’s leading center of film and television, and is home to an endless array of museums, concert venues and other cul…
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Day 24: Oahu (Honolulu)
Oahu hosts a rich variety of Eastern and Western traditions and cuisine. The rising crater of Diamond Head overlooking Waikiki Beach in Honolulu embod…
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Day 25: Kauai (Nawiliwili)
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 26: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 27: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 28: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 29: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 30: Sail the Pacific Ocean
Nawiliwili is the gateway to the oldest and greenest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai. The lush vegetation and wildflowers of this tropical paradise hav…
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Day 31: Bora Bora (Vaitape)
Considered the world’s most beautiful island, the Society Island of Bora Bora is only 15 square miles. This stunning land is made up of a barrier reef…
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Day 32: Moorea (Opunohu Bay)
The soaring massifs of Mt. Roa and Mt. Rotui watch over the narrow Opunohu Bay like sentinels, providing a stunning preview of Moorea’s scenic splendo…
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Day 33: Tahiti (Papeete)
Tahiti is an island paradise that lays claim to the invention of surfing. Its mile upon mile of sandy beaches, soothing waters and warm sun are ideal…
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Day 34: Sail the South Pacific Ocean
Traverse the indigo waters of the South Pacific, where Maori island tribes explored by long-distance canoe, spreading their cultures and languages to…
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Day 35: Rarotonga (Avatiu)
Rarotonga is the sleepy capital of the Cook Islands. Once a New Zealand colony, its needle-like rock, Te Rua Manga, pierces the sky from the island’s…
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Day 36: Sail the South Pacific Ocean
Follow in the wake of the ships of European powers such as Spain and France, that traveled along these waters, claiming islands for their Crowns, deli…
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Day 37: Cross the International Dateline (West)
Crossing the International Date Line is a time-honored travel milestone long marked by ceremony. A journey west across this imaginary line between the…
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Day 38: Sail the South Pacific Ocean
Traverse the waters of the South Pacific for the legendary “Southern Continent”—modern-day Australia—and follow in the footsteps of Dutch explorer Abe…
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Day 39: Sail the South Pacific Ocean
Sail the South Pacific Ocean, home to much of the geographic region known as Oceania. It includes the countries of Australia and New Zealand, as well…
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Day 40: Sail the South Pacific Ocean
Sail the expansive South Pacific Ocean, home to Point Nemo, one of the most inaccessible places on Earth. A deep-sea cemetery for satellites re-enteri…
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Day 41: Wellington
Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, enjoys a splendid setting and is hailed by many as the “coolest little capital in the world.” Its history is e…
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Day 42: Napier
Napier is an impressive cityscape of art deco architecture often compared to Miami Beach for its splendor. Built after much of the city was destroyed…
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Day 43: Rotorua (Tauranga)
Tauranga, nestled on the Bay of Plenty, is watched over by the dramatic Mt. Maunganui, an extinct volcano that helped shape this spectacular region of…
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Day 44: Auckland
Cultural capital of New Zealand’s North Island, Auckland is known as the “City of Sails” for its residents’ love of boating. This seafaring city has h…
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Day 45: Sail the Tasman Sea
“Cross the ditch” as you sail today, a term coined to refer to a voyage on the Tasman Sea, just as many Americans and Europeans refer to a trans-Atlan…
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Day 46: Sail the Tasman Sea
Cross the Tasman Sea, created more than 55 million years ago when Australia and Zealandia separated during the breakup of the supercontinent Gondwana.
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Day 47: Sail the Tasman Sea
English-born New Zealander Colin Quincey was the first person to row solo across the Tasman Sea. He left Hokianga Harbour in New Zealand on February 6…
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Day 48: Sydney
Sydney was founded as a penal colony in 1788 and is celebrated for its magnificent natural harbor. It has grown into the major cultural center of Aust…
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Day 49: Sydney
In the heart of Sydney, The Rocks is the city’s district of restaurants, galleries and shops. But its streets were not always so welcoming; during the…
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Day 50: Sail the Australian Coast
Trace the scenic Australian coastline, indigenous people inhabited the continent for 60,000 years prior to European discovery.
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Day 51: Brisbane
The capital of Queensland, Brisbane is situated on its namesake river and spreads over picturesque hills rising from Moreton Bay. One of the oldest ci…
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Day 52: Sail the Australian Coast
Follow the route of English explorer James Cook, who famously laid eyes on Australia’s “Sunshine Coast” from the deck of the HMS Endeavour.
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Day 53: Whitsunday Islands
The Whitsunday archipelago emerges from the Coral Sea amid the Great Barrier Reef. The seafaring Ngaro people called this paradise home until 1870 and…
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Day 54: Cairns
Queensland’s seaside resort town, Cairns is the gateway to a rich array of natural beauty onshore and off. Catamarans take marine lovers to the Great…
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Day 55: Cairns
Cairns, a vibrant city on the shores of the?Coral Sea, is more than a launchpad to nature’s marvels. The city itself exudes a dynamic urban vibe. Its?…
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Day 56: Sail the Coral Sea
Traverse the mineral-rich waters of the Coral Sea, where the world-renowned Great Barrier Reef welcomes divers to explore its spectacular marine life.
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Day 57: Thursday Island
Thursday Island was once home to a thriving pearl fishing industry. From the late 19th century, divers came from Japan, Malaysia and India to harvest…
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Day 58: Sail the Arafura Sea
Trace the route of early civilizations as you sail the Arafura Sea. During the Ice Age, entire populations were once able to walk between continents,…
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Day 59: Sail the Arafura Sea
Supported by oceanic currents, the Arafura Sea attracts a rich variety of marine life. Sharks, dolphins and six of the seven species of sea turtle, in…
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Day 60: Darwin
Darwin is the cultural hub of the continent’s northernmost region. The laid-back city got its name after the HMS Beagle sailed into the harbor during…
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Day 61: Sail the Timor Sea
Follow in the footsteps of Indonesia’s indigenous people and sail the Timor Sea. This stretch of water shares its name with the independent state of E…
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Day 62: Sail the Timor Sea
Measuring approximately 300 miles wide and reaching a maximum depth of almost 11,000 feet in the Timor Trough, the Timor Sea is home to numerous reefs…
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Day 63: Komodo National Park (Rinca)
Komodo National Park spans 670 sq miles, encompassing 26 small isles and the three larger islands of Padar, Komodo and Rinca. Lesser known than neighb…
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Day 64: Bali (Benoa)
With a thriving arts scene, lush beauty and magnificent seaside vistas, Bali has long beckoned travelers in search of ultimate beauty. The island’s ri…
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Day 65: Bali (Benoa)
With its distinct flavors and traditions, Bali’s food culture stands apart from that of the rest of Indonesia. Indigenous ingredients, recipes and tec…
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Day 66: Sail the Java Sea
Sail one of the world’s most successful commercial trade routes in history. The countless crates of spices carried over the Java Sea reportedly contri…
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Day 67: Java (Semarang)
Java is Indonesia’s repository of history and island culture. The bustling port of Semarang was founded by the Dutch and hints of the island’s colonia…
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Day 68: Java (Jakarta)
Jakarta is a melting pot of cultures and a bustling capital. The city has been important to trade since the 4th century; it was founded as Sunda Kelap…
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Day 69: Java (Jakarta)
Jakarta is an enormous mélange of cultures imported from Indonesia’s 6,000 inhabited islands. Whether strolling the capital’s outdoor markets or dinin…
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Day 70: Sail the Java Sea
Sail the Java Sea and navigate a vast archipelago of lush beauty. Today’s nation of Indonesia encompasses more than 13,000 islands.
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Day 71: Singapore
Singapore is the world’s only island city-state. Established in 1819 for the East India Company by Sir Stamford Raffles, after whom the famed hotel is…
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Day 72: Singapore
Singapore transformed from a sparse island to the economic giant of Southeast Asia. Malays, Indonesians, Indians, Sri Lankans and Chinese have all con…
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Day 73: Scenic Sailing: Strait of Malacca
This narrow passage between Malaysia and the Indonesian island of Sumatra was a major route for early traders shipping glassware, precious stones, cam…
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Day 74: Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang)
The capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur was built by Chinese tin prospectors in the mid-1800s. Since then, the city of KL, as the locals call it, has gr…
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Day 75: Langkawi
Langkawi is Malaysia’s stunning archipelago of swaying coconut palms and island shores fringed by powder-sand beaches that lies some 30 miles from the…
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Day 76: George Town
Capital of the Malaysian island of Penang, George Town has long been a crossroad. Today, it is a glorious celebration of culture, one of Asia’s most c…
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Day 77: Phuket (Patong Beach)
The Thai island of Phuket offers more than picturesque beaches and sweeping vistas of sparkling azure waters. The island was long a major stop on trad…
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Day 78: Sail the Bay of Bengal
Traverse the Bay of Bengal, the world’s largest bay and a vital trade route for global maritime commerce of goods such as textiles, petroleum and petr…
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Day 79: Sail the Bay of Bengal
Traverse the Bay of Bengal, the world’s largest bay and a vital trade route for global maritime commerce of goods such as textiles, petroleum and petr…
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Day 80: Colombo
Brimming with old-world charm, Colombo is Sri Lanka’s cultural epicenter. With its large harbor and strategic seaside location, Colombo quickly earned…
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Day 81: Colombo
Sri Lanka’s rich culture, colonial history and stunning setting merge along the mile-long Galle Face Green, nestled between the ocean and the business…
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Day 82: Sail the Laccadive Sea
Sail the azure waters between the island nations of Sri Lanka and the Maldives at the tip of India’s southern point. The Laccadive Sea has been a thri…
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Day 83: Malé
Male, the capital of the Maldives, is the gateway to this enchanting, low-lying archipelago scattered across the equator. Remotely situated some 620 m…
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Day 84: Sail the Indian Ocean
Sail the calm waters of the Indian Ocean, used to transport gold, myrrh, pottery, grain, dates and countless other products for more than 7,000 years.
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Day 85: Sail the Indian Ocean
Long before the Portuguese, the Greeks and Romans sailed the Indian Ocean to establish trade with southern India. The Tamils exported spices, silk and…
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Day 86: Sail the Indian Ocean
Sail the Indian Ocean, the 3rd largest in the world. It is almost six times the size of the United States, spanning more than 6,000 miles from Africa’…
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Day 87: Mahé (Victoria)
Victoria, the capital and largest city of the Seychelles archipelago, sits on the island of?Mahé in the western Indian Ocean. Originally settled by Fr…
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Day 88: Sail the Indian Ocean
Teeming with life, the Indian Ocean spans vast distances, harboring underwater mountains, warm currents and unique ecosystems.
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Day 89: Sail the Indian Ocean
Traverse the warm waters of the Indian Ocean and discover its biodiverse life that nurtures colorful coral reefs and ancient seamounts.
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Day 90: Mombasa
Kenya’s chief port and a coastal gem, Mombasa is a melting pot of traditions. Located on a coralline island and linked by a causeway to the African ma…
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Day 91: Mombasa
The lands outside of Mombasa are the home of the?Maasai people, an Indigenous nomadic ethnic group in?Kenya?and?Tanzania with a captivating culture ro…
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Day 92: Zanzibar
Zanzibar and its namesake archipelago are located off the coast of Tanzania. A beacon of Swahili culture, its history is marked by Persian settlers, O…
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Day 93: Zanzibar
Zanzibar is a symbol of Tanzania’s multicultural heritage, a historical crossroads of African, Arab and European cultures. Located on the western side…
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Day 94: Sail the Indian Ocean
Zanzibar is a symbol of Tanzania’s multicultural heritage, a historical crossroads of African, Arab and European cultures. Located on the western side…
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Day 95: Nosy Be (Andoany)
Andoany, formerly known as?Hell-Ville, is the small capital city of?Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar’s northwest coast. The island is known for its c…
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Day 96: Sail the Indian Ocean
Andoany, formerly known as?Hell-Ville, is the small capital city of?Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar’s northwest coast. The island is known for its c…
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Day 97: Sail the Indian Ocean
Andoany, formerly known as?Hell-Ville, is the small capital city of?Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar’s northwest coast. The island is known for its c…
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Day 98: Sail the Indian Ocean
Andoany, formerly known as?Hell-Ville, is the small capital city of?Nosy Be, an island off Madagascar’s northwest coast. The island is known for its c…
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Day 99: Maputo
Though the Portuguese landed here in 1544, they did not fortify the nascent town until 1787. One hundred years later, as neighboring South Africa grew…
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Day 100: Richards Bay
Located on the Mhlatuze River, Richards Bay is home to Africa’s deepest natural harbor. Established during the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 as a make-shift…
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Day 101: Durban
The largest city in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province, Durban’s Zulu name translates into “bay.” Durban is graced with stately Victorian touches,…
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Day 102: East London
The colonists built forts on the Eastern Cape to defend against the indigenous Xhosa people and approaching ships. German settlers arrived later and l…
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Day 103: Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
Previously called Port Elizabeth, the city’s name was changed in 2021 to the Xhosa and Southern Khoe name for the Baakens River that flows through the…
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Day 104: Sail the Indian Ocean
Previously called Port Elizabeth, the city’s name was changed in 2021 to the Xhosa and Southern Khoe name for the Baakens River that flows through the…
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Day 105: Cape Town
Cape Town enjoys one of the world’s most picturesque settings at the foot of the iconic Table Mountain. The cosmopolitan city is the gateway to dramat…
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Day 106: Cape Town
One of Cape Town’s most colorful and fascinating districts, Bo-Kaap unfurls along the slopes of Signal Hill. This kaleidoscopic neighborhood of bright…
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Day 107: Sail the South Atlantic Ocean
Trace the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, an underwater mountain range longer than the Rockies, the Himalayas and the Andes combined. Its hidden towering peaks di…
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Day 108: Lüderitz
Situated between the sands of the Namib Desert and the surf of the South Atlantic, Lüderitz retains a Bavarian flavor from Namibia’s days as German So…
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Day 109: Walvis Bay
Named for the whales that lured fishing vessels to its plankton-rich waters, Walvis Bay, or “Whale Bay” in Afrikaans, enjoys a deep harbor and the pro…
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Day 110: Walvis Bay
Walvis Bay, a coastal gem on Namibia’s western coast, is home to striking natural beauty. Its?saltwater lagoon?hosts one of Africa’s largest concentra…
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Day 111: Sail the South Atlantic Ocean
Follow in the wake of the great explorers, including Captain James Cook, who traversed these waters, claiming the island of South Georgia for Britain…
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Day 112: Sail the South Atlantic Ocean
Sail the legendary waters of the South Atlantic Ocean, where intrepid explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton navigated the fateful voyage of the Endurance, wh…
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Day 113: Luanda
Luanda is the?most populous Portuguese-speaking capital city in the world and among the oldest colonial cities in Africa, having been founded in 1576…
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Day 114: Sail the South Atlantic Ocean
Luanda is the?most populous Portuguese-speaking capital city in the world and among the oldest colonial cities in Africa, having been founded in 1576…
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Day 115: Sail the South Atlantic Ocean
Luanda is the?most populous Portuguese-speaking capital city in the world and among the oldest colonial cities in Africa, having been founded in 1576…
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Day 116: Lagos
Lagos, meaning “lakes” in Portuguese, is Africa’s most populous city and Nigeria’s former capital. Facing the Atlantic Ocean, this area originated as…
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Day 117: Lagos
While Lagos is known as the commercial center of Nigeria, it is also home to a blossoming arts scene. Vibrant collections like the Nike Art Gallery, w…
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Day 118: Accra (Tema)
As Ghana’s current capital and most populous city, and the former capital of the British colonial Gold Coast, Accra’s importance extends from the past…
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Day 119: Takoradi
Takoradi was a humble fishing village until 1920 when it was merged with its "twin," Sekondi, to make it the central transportation hub and…
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Day 120: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
Sail the Atlantic Ocean, divided in half, north to south, by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Longer than the Rockies, the Himalayas and the Andes combined, th…
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Day 121: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
Sail legendary waters, where medieval Europeans believed “there be dragons” beyond the ocean’s horizon.
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Day 122: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
The nutrient-rich waters of the Atlantic Ocean are home to more than half of the world’s fisheries, annually providing millions of tons of fish and ot…
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Day 123: Dakar
Dakar exudes the rich authenticity and vibrancy of the real Africa. Spread across the triangular shape of the Cape Verde Peninsula, this ever-evolving…
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Day 124: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean derives its name from Greek and means “Sea of Atlas,” a reference to the mythological Atlas, a Titan who supported the heavens on h…
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Day 125: São Vicente Island (Mindelo)
The Cape Verde archipelago is group of ten volcanic islands that enjoy a year-round warm climate, turquoise seas and beautiful landscapes. The isles w…
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Day 126: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
The Cape Verde archipelago is group of ten volcanic islands that enjoy a year-round warm climate, turquoise seas and beautiful landscapes. The isles w…
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Day 127: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
The Cape Verde archipelago is group of ten volcanic islands that enjoy a year-round warm climate, turquoise seas and beautiful landscapes. The isles w…
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Day 128: Canary Islands (Santa Cruz de Tenerife)
Santa Cruz de Tenerife exudes both Spanish flair and island tranquility, featuring painted buildings, shops and a city park where fountains and birdso…
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Day 129: Agadir
Rising from the rubble of a devastating earthquake in 1960, today Agadir is a thriving modern city. European-style cafés line the avenues and boulevar…
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Day 130: Agadir
Situated on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, Agadir is the capital of Amazigh culture—the Indigenous peoples of North Africa. Historians believe the…
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Day 131: Casablanca
Casablanca lures visitors with its heady mix of neo-Moorish splendor and French influence. Known as “Casa” to locals, its streets exude an atmosphere…
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Day 132: Casablanca
Casablanca is among the largest cities in the Arab world and is Morocco’s economic powerhouse; its pulse reverberates through streets where traders, e…
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Day 133: Seville (Cádiz)
Cádiz lies on Spain’s breathtaking province of Andalusia and gained incredible wealth during the 18th century; riches from the Americas were unloaded…
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Day 134: Lisbon
Lisbon has inspired explorers for centuries with its stunning setting at the Tagus River’s mouth. Its labyrinthine streets carry echoes of 16th-centur…
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Day 135: Lisbon
Throughout Lisbon, fascinating monuments tell this proud city’s story. Along the riverfront, in Praça do Comércio, an equestrian statue at its center…
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Day 136: Porto (Leixões)
Porto holds a place of great traditional importance. The town lends its name to the port wine produced in the region and throughout the nation. Locate…
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Day 137: A Coruña
The stunning Atlantic setting of A Coruña lends this historic city a wide-open feel. The Roman-era Tower of Hercules is a lighthouse that has been in…
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Day 138: Sail the Atlantic Ocean
The stunning Atlantic setting of A Coruña lends this historic city a wide-open feel. The Roman-era Tower of Hercules is a lighthouse that has been in…
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Day 139: Paris (Honfleur)
Honfleur is set along the Seine estuary and is considered one of the coastal jewels of Normandy. Dating back to the 11th century, this bustling port c…
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Day 140: Dover
Most famously known for its dramatic white-chalk towering cliffs, Dover is the nearest city to France across the English Channel. Its strategic locati…
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Day 141: London (Greenwich)
Greenwich, a borough of London, is home to the Royal Observatory. From here, the world’s longitude is measured from the prime meridian, and Greenwich…
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Day 142: London (Greenwich)
Greenwich is home to several iconic maritime institutions. Royal Naval College is a major symbol of Britain’s seafaring heritage and the architectural…
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Day 143: London (Greenwich)
Steeped in royal tradition, Greenwich was the birthplace of King Henry VIII, as well as his daughters, queens Mary I and Elizabeth I. The former royal…
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Day 144: Dover
Dover is home to a rich seafaring heritage. It was a member of the Cinque Ports (“Five Ports”), a confederation of towns along the English Channel in…
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Day 145: Scenic Sailing: English Channel
About 350 miles long, the English Channel separates southern England from northern France. William the Conqueror crossed these waters to become king o…
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Day 146: Dublin (Dún Laoghaire)
Dún Laoghaire is a suburb of Dublin, Ireland’s UNESCO City of Literature. Famed as the birthplace of many of Ireland’s finest writers, from James Joyc…
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Day 147: Holyhead
Holyhead is a cozy coastal enclave on the isle of Anglesey off the northwestern tip of Wales. This region boasts the greatest concentration of ancient…
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Day 148: Liverpool
Liverpool is celebrated as the “World Capital of Pop;” 56 musicians born and bred here have had #1 singles. Most notably, the legendary Beatles—John,…
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Day 149: Belfast
A major port heralded for its shipbuilding heritage, Belfast has undergone a cultural and architectural renaissance unrivaled in the rest of Europe. T…
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Day 150: The Highlands (Ullapool)
Ullapool enjoys one of the most remote settings in the United Kingdom on the pristine shores of Loch Broom. This tiny town, dotted with distinctive Ne…
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Day 151: Orkney Islands (Kirkwall)
The history of the Scottish Orkney Islands dates back millennia. Neolithic remains, including the ancient site of Brodgar, predate Stonehenge and the…
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Day 152: Edinburgh (New Haven Harbour)
Edinburgh has been Scotland’s capital since the 15th century, despite the fact that the Union of the Crowns moved it to London in 1603. There is no ca…
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Day 153: Aberdeen
Scotland’s third-largest city embraces a strong coastal culture. Torry Battery, a 19th-century artillery battery, offers one of the UK’s best places t…
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Day 154: Shetland Islands (Lerwick)
The Shetland Islands are characterized by cultural traditions and dramatic landscapes. An incredibly scenic land, this archipelago is one of Scotland’…
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Day 155: Bergen
Bergen is home to the Hanseatic League’s only kontor (trading enclave) still in existence. Bryggen wharf, a row of timbered Hanseatic warehouses along…
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Day 156: Bergen
Bergen, an ancient city with deep Viking roots, is located in the heart of western Norway, nestled between seven gargantuan mountain peaks. It is also…
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Day 157: Bergen
Bergen’s Bryggen has come to serve as an important window into both Norway’s maritime legacy and architectural traditions. Totaling more than 60 build…
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Day 158: Eidfjord
The quaint village of Eidfjord is nestled in the heart of one of Norway’s most scenic regions. From the Norwegian Sea, the waters of the expansive Har…
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Day 159: Stavanger
Stavanger, set on Norway’s southwest coast, boasts a rich history dating to the end of the last ice age. Known as one of Europe’s most interesting old…
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Day 160: Oslo
Oslo is one of Scandinavia’s most vibrant cities. Situated along the stunning Oslofjord and famed for its rich Viking heritage and maritime industries…
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Day 161: Oslo
Oslo’s skyline is an eclectic blend of old and new. The city’s waterfront Barcode Project features numerous examples of contemporary design, while the…
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Day 162: Ålborg
Historic Ålborg enjoys a picturesque setting. The best-preserved Renaissance architecture in all of Denmark is here, most famously at the Jens Bang’s…
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Day 163: Copenhagen
Copenhagen charms visitors like a Danish fairy tale. Among the Baltic’s most beautiful cities, it began as a fishing village and boasts more than 850…
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Day 164: Berlin (Warnemünde)
After a long postwar rift both between Berlin and the world and within the city itself, Germany’s capital has been reunified and undergone a remarkabl…
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Day 165: Bornholm (Rønne)
Founded as a fishing community on the Danish island of Bornholm around the year 1000, the picturesque village of Rønne has played an important role in…
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Day 166: Gdańsk
Gdansk is widely known as the city of glowing amber and Gothic cathedrals. Its luster harkens back to medieval times when it was one of the most prosp…
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Day 167: Sail the Baltic Sea
Sail one of the world's most historic waterways, where maritme battles unfolded in a bid to control Northern Europe.
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Day 168: Tallinn
The capital of Estonia, Tallinn is located along the coast of the Baltic Sea. Its well-preserved old town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is surrounded…
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Day 169: Stockholm
Elegant Stockholm is nestled where Lake Mälaren’s cobalt waters meet the Baltic. This stunning cultural capital extends over 14 islands linked by 57 g…
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Day 170: Stockholm
Bid farewell to your fellow guests and journey home. Or spend more time exploring, perhaps joining one of our extensions.
Available Dates & Pricing
Pricing Details
Cabin Pricing
Viking World Voyage III
| Category | Cabin Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| OS | Owner's Suite | $299,995 |
| ES3 | Explorer Suite | $195,995 |
| DV2 | Deluxe Veranda Stateroom | $89,995 |
Must be Purchased by: Dec 22, 2026
Price History
Lowest Price
- Sep 25, 2025 $79,995
- Oct 2, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 5, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 19, 2025 $84,995
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- Oct 30, 2025 $86,995
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Balcony
- Sep 25, 2025 $79,995
- Oct 2, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 5, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 19, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 29, 2025 $84,995
- Oct 30, 2025 $86,995
- Nov 1, 2025 $84,995
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- Nov 19, 2025 $86,995
- Nov 22, 2025 $84,995
- Dec 1, 2025 $86,995
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- Jan 17, 2026 $89,995
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- Feb 15, 2026 $89,995
- Feb 21, 2026 $89,995
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- Mar 21, 2026 $89,995
- Mar 26, 2026 $89,995
- Mar 28, 2026 $89,995
Suite
- Oct 2, 2025 $149,995
- Oct 19, 2025 $299,995
- Nov 5, 2025 $299,995
- Nov 15, 2025 $299,995
- Nov 19, 2025 $299,995
- Nov 22, 2025 $299,995
- Dec 1, 2025 $299,995
- Dec 3, 2025 $157,995
- Feb 6, 2026 $195,995
- Feb 15, 2026 $195,995
- Feb 28, 2026 $195,995
- Mar 2, 2026 $149,995
- Mar 3, 2026 $149,995
- Mar 8, 2026 $195,995
- Mar 26, 2026 $299,995
- Mar 28, 2026 $195,995
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About Viking Ocean Cruises
History
Viking was founded in 1997 with the vision that travel could be more destination focused and culturally immersive.
The company expanded into the American market in 2000, establishing a sales and marketing office in Los Angeles, California. Since then, Viking has grown to a fleet of more than 90 vessels, offering river, ocean and expedition voyages on all seven continents. Viking provides destination-focused itineraries for curious travelers, with each journey including a shore excursion in every port and an onboard and onshore enrichment program that provides deep immersion in the destination through performances of music and art, cooking demonstrations, informative port talks and carefully selected guest lecturers.
With more than 450 awards to its name, Viking is a leader in the industry and was rated #1 for Rivers, #1 for Oceans (for ships sized 500 to 2,500 berths) and #1 for Expeditions by Condé Nast Traveler for the second year in a row in the 2024 Readers’ Choice Awards. This marks the first time a travel company has won these three categories in back-to-back years.
Ocean Ships and Itineraries
In 2015, Viking introduced its first ocean ship with the naming of the Viking Star, for ships under 1,000 quests, all-veranda. One year later, Viking launched its second ocean ship, the Viking Sea, which was joined by sister ship the Viking Sky in 2017, the Viking Orion in 2018, the Viking Jupiter in 2019 and the Viking Venus in 2021. Identical sister ships the Viking Mars and the Viking Neptune joined the fleet in 2022; the Viking Saturn joined in 2023.
The company’s award-winning ships are engineered at a size that allows direct access into most ports, so guests can easily and efficiently embark and disembark—allowing for more time in port. Viking’s ocean fleet features modern Scandinavian design with elegant touches, intimate spaces and attention to detail. Each ship boasts a private veranda in every stateroom, a choice of restaurants offering a variety of fine dining options, the most al fresco dining at sea, an infinity pool, a Nordic-inspired spa, the two-deck Explorers’ Lounge with panoramic views, thoughtfully curated book collections throughout the ship and more.
Ocean itineraries are designed to maximize the amount of time travelers spend in their destination. These enriching itineraries include base and combination voyages around the world—with particular focus in Scandinavia and Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, Australia and New Zealand, Asia, Alaska, North and South America and Africa.
Viking’s ocean ships have been designed to be environmentally considerate, with energy-efficient hull, propeller and rudder arrangements and engines with heat recovery systems. This allows ships to reach the best Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI)* in its class, exceeding the current International Maritime Organization (IMO) requirements by approximately 205 percent and will exceed the 2025 EEDI requirements by almost 20 percent. Additionally, Viking ships are the first newbuilds in the world with a closed-loop exhaust cleaning system designed so that pollutants can be removed and disposed of safely.
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Destination-Focused Dining

The Restaurant
Our main dining venue, The Restaurant, offers the highest onboard dining experience. Regional cuisine and always available classics are served surrounded by sweeping exterior views through all-glass walls.
Manfredi’s® Italian Restaurant
Inspired by Italy’s beloved trattorias, Manfredi’s offers the best of Italian cuisine with a private dining room providing an opportunity to have an intimate meal with family or friends.
The Chef’s Table
The sommeliers and culinary masters at The Chef’s Table create the perfect food and wine pairings during a multi-course tasting, enjoyed in the restaurant or in a private dining room.
World Café
With live cooking, an open kitchen and premium sushi/seafood choices, the World Café provides a vibrant interactive experience and a wide range of international flavors. Dine indoors or al fresco on the Aquavit Terrace for stunning panoramic views.
Aquavit Terrace®
The revolutionary Aquavit Terrace is a magical space where your destination is your dining room. Located outside the World Café, it provides more al fresco dining experiences than on any ship at sea.
Mamsen’s®
Located in the Explorers’ Lounge and named for “Mamsen,” the Hagen family matriarch, this venue offers Norwegian specialties for breakfast, lunch, an afternoon snack or evening treat.
The Wintergarden
Afternoon tea is served at the Wintergarden, adjacent to the Main Pool. Decadent finger sandwiches, scones and desserts are accompanied by international teas, tea ceremony demonstrations and relaxing classical music from the Viking Resident Musicians.
Pool Grill
In a poolside atmosphere that welcomes lounging and leisurely dips in the water, the Pool Grill offers casual fare prepared to order. For a lighter meal, a small salad bar is available.
Room Service
Care to enjoy a quiet dinner in the comfort of your stateroom? A midnight snack? Or perhaps breakfast in bed? For your convenience, we offer 24-hour room service, 7 days a week, with many of our signature dishes to choose from.
The Kitchen Table
At our onboard cooking school, experience firsthand how our world-class chefs bring distinct, local flavors from market to table. On sea days, learn to cook dishes highlighting an upcoming destination. On port days, handpick ingredients at a local market, then learn how to prepare regional dishes and create elegant three-course presentations. This is a one-of-a-kind optional opportunity to shop, cook and eat with the masters.
Onboard Enrichment

World-Class Guest Lecturers
Complement your onshore experiences with our onboard lecture program, designed to shed light on your destination’s art, architecture, music, geopolitics, natural world and more. They are hosted by a wide range of experts, from authors and archaeologists to former diplomats and news correspondents, eager to share their knowledge with you.
Viking Resident Historians
Our faculty of historians provide an enhanced level of enrichment, delivering high-level historic, iconic lectures specific to your journey, supplemented by roundtable discussions, where you can engage in a smaller, more intimate group setting; and daily “office hours” for one-on-one time with guests.
Destination Performances
Each Viking itinerary includes one or more Destination Performances representing the most iconic cultural performing arts of the region—whether it be Portuguese fado, with its melancholy melodies and poignant lyrics; traditional Greek dancing; or Italian opera.
The Kitchen Table
At our onboard cooking school, experience firsthand how our world-class chefs bring distinct, local flavors from market to table. On sea days, learn to cook dishes highlighting an upcoming destination. On port days, handpick ingredients at a local market, then learn how to prepare regional dishes and create elegant three-course presentations. This is a one-of-a-kind optional opportunity to shop, cook and eat with the masters.
Port Talks
Amsterdam. Bergen. Venice. San Juan. Vancouver. Tokyo. Sydney. Gain an overview of your next day’s port of call through informative multimedia presentations covering the history and culture of your destination, as well as highlights of must-see landmarks. And feel prepared for each new day of exploration with a deeper understanding of the places you will visit.
Munch Moments
Through an exclusive relationship with Oslo’s Munch Museum, Viking has been granted the digital rights to the entire collection of Norway’s most famous artist, Edvard Munch. Our “Munch Moments” bring the magic of this master expressionist on board, with a daily, interactive event that showcases several pieces of his great art curated by theme each afternoon in the comfort of The Living Room.
TED Talks
Viking is proud to partner with TED, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization devoted to spreading bold new ideas and sparking conversation. Curious minds watch TED’s short, powerful talks focused on the arts, history, geography, science, longevity and more to gain a deeper understanding of the world. TED Talks are screened on board our ocean fleet and are also available on stateroom televisions.
The Met: Live in HD
A Peabody Award and two-time Emmy winner, the Metropolitan Opera’s Live in HD takes you beyond an ordinary visit to the opera. During this Privileged Access filmed performance under the starlit “sky” of The Theater, you will enjoy the world-class production intercut with backstage interviews, costume and set changes, and insight into technical details.
Destination Insights
Join us for a special series of short films, screening in our small cinemas and on your stateroom television, intended to inform you about the iconic destinations and little-known gems you will be visiting. This series provides insights and information intended to deepen your understanding—and enjoyment—of the time ahead, and perhaps encourage you to engage with your destinations in a way you otherwise would not have.
Viking Art & Design Guide
Should you wish to familiarize yourself with your ship before traveling, you can download our free Viking Voyager app before you go. Hear behind-the-scenes stories of our Scandinavian public spaces, with insightful commentary from your host, Karine Hagen. Once on board, you can use the app to enjoy a self-guided tour of our Nordic art collection, covering a broad spectrum of genres and eras.
Viking Resident Musicians
Bringing classical music alive, our resident pianist, guitarist, violinist and cellist perform calming classical compositions throughout the ship. We hope you will find yourself transported by the chamber music of the Viking Resident Musicians and enjoy some of the benefits of classical music—lifting your spirit, soothing your soul and adding to your onboard enrichment.
Viking Curated Libraries
Our onboard libraries were curated by Heywood Hill, an independent London bookseller and Royal Warrant holder, who dedicated hundreds of hours to understanding the unique, inquisitive nature of our guests. From art to history to destination-focused reading, each book was hand-selected to enhance your experience, both on board and at your destination.
Onshore Experiences

Local Life
Viking provides fascinating insights into Local Life during excursions that reveal the rhythms of daily living in your destination. Experience Saigon’s vibrant streets by pedal cab. Peruse the dusty stacks at the most famous bookstore in Paris. Taste your way through a culinary tour of Sydney. This is the ideal way to experience a place like a local.
Working World
Witness wood carving in Bali. Tour the vineyards and wine cellars of Italy, New Zealand and beyond. Meet the harvesters of the world’s farms, from the banana plantations of Caribbean St. Lucia to the spice farms of Indian Goa. Glimpsing the world at work helps you tap into its passions and see its people anew.
Privileged Access
We have arranged exclusive entry for Viking guests to cultural treasures all around the world. Visit seldom-seen collections with before- and after-hours access to world-class museums; be a special guest at private homes and palaces not open to just anyone; or attend cultural performances of folklore, ballet and opera to get an insider’s view during these private tours.
Serene Scandinavian Spaces

Viking: Our Norwegian Heritage
Centuries ago, the birth of the Viking Age gave rise to the Norwegian tradition of exploration. Today, Viking proudly carries on this tradition, providing a glimpse into the spirit of Norway with elegant ships built for discovery. Join Karine Hagen, Executive Vice President of Viking, as she reveals Norwegian influences thoughtfully integrated throughout our ocean ships.
The Library
Tucked in a private alcove of The Living Room, our well-curated Library is a literary traveler’s dream. Select from a broad range of titles from world histories to biographies.
The Living Room
The ideal setting for relaxation, The Viking Living Room draws guests together at the heart of the ship. Spacious seating, calming classical compositions performed by the Viking Resident Musicians and enriching activities foster camaraderie.
Explorers’ Lounge
With two-story panoramic windows for maximum views, the Explorers’ Lounge is inspired by epic journeys of discovery. This inviting space is the perfect place to share a cocktail with friends or relax while taking in the scenery.
The Wintergarden
Afternoon tea is served at the Wintergarden, adjacent to the Main Pool. Decadent finger sandwiches, scones and desserts are accompanied by international teas, tea ceremony demonstrations and relaxing classical music from the Viking Resident Musicians.
Aquavit Terrace®
The revolutionary Aquavit Terrace is a magical space where your destination is your dining room. Located outside the World Café, it provides more al fresco dining experiences than on any ship at sea.
The Nordic Spa
After a day of exploration or a relaxing day at sea, indulge in The Spa, a soothing sanctuary of Nordic wellness. Whether you unwind in the Sauna, refresh in the Snow Grotto or work out in the Fitness Center, you will feel recharged and revitalized.
Main Pool with Retractable Dome
The heated Main Pool provides a calming oasis in any weather with its retractable roof allowing for year-round swims and soaks. In the evening, enjoy movies under the night sky on our giant poolside screen.
Torshavn®
Linger over melodic tunes while sipping a classic martini or vintage Armagnac in Torshavn, a lively music venue reminiscent of romantic jazz lounges of 1940s Hollywood.
The Theater
The perfect venue to attend lectures or watch movies, our state-of-the-art, multipurpose Theater seats up to 450 guests and can be transformed into two HD cinemas for TED Talks, Destination Insights and occasional specialized seminars.
All Veranda Staterooms & Suites
Choose from 5 categories of spacious rooms, including some of the largest suites at sea—all with king-size beds, large showers, heated bathroom floors, LCD TVs, private verandas and 24-hour room service.
Ships Designed for Exploration

Vessels that bring you closer to your destination. At Viking, we build innovative ships that are the right size for the experience—with a signature Scandinavian design that never upstages the destination.
All-Veranda Ocean Ships
Ships that host just 930 guests, with the ability to dock in the world’s greatest cities, as well as seldom visited small ports that are out of reach for mega-liners.
Spend More Time in Port
With overnight stays in many ports of embarkation and disembarkation. With fewer days at sea, you will have ample time to immerse yourself in each destination.
Take in Your Surroundings
With a private veranda in every stateroom, an Infinity Pool at the stern and abundant options for al fresco dining, each day brings new opportunities for stunning views of your destination.
The Viking Difference

The Viking Difference
Destination focused and culturally enriching. Discover what makes us the world’s leading small ship cruise line.
Voted #1 for Rivers, Oceans & Expeditions
We are proud to be the first travel company voted #1 across all three categories simultaneously by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler two years in a row.

Before You Go
Before travel, we provide a variety of materials to help guests plan and anticipate their journey, from filmographies that inspire wanderlust to recommended reading that informs and enlightens.
On Board
Onboard activities are designed for enrichment and renewal. We offer lectures on history and art, cooking demonstrations of regional favorites, menus offering regional cuisine and more.
On Shore
On shore, guests might accompany the ship's chef to a local market; go behind the scenes at a famous theater company; tour a private chocolate or car factory; or view a museum's private collection.
Unparalleled Staterooms and Suites

The Perfect Retreat
Begin each day refreshed in any of our five categories of spacious rooms, including some of the largest suites at sea. All come with king-size beds, large showers, heated bathroom floors, LCD TVs, multiple US/EU outlets and USB ports, private verandas, 24-hour room service and more.
Our Penthouse Veranda
A relaxing home away from home, the Penthouse Veranda is our highest-rated stateroom with thoughtful design touches, including 25% more room, plentiful drawers and storage, binoculars to enjoy the view, priority restaurant and shore excursion reservations, and a welcome bottle of champagne.
The Fine Art of Detail
After a lifetime spent living in hotels, our Chairman wanted to ensure every detail of our ships was elegantly functional. So we designed easy-to-read and -open premium bath products; intuitive remote controls; large showers with strong water pressure and clear controls; anti-fog mirrors and heated floors.
Viking Inclusive Value

More features, services and excursions included
- One complimentary shore excursion in every port of call
- Free Wi-Fi (connection speed may vary)
- Beer, wine & soft drinks with onboard lunch & dinner
- 24-hour specialty coffees, teas & bottled water
- Port taxes & fees
- Ground transfers with Viking Air purchase
- Visits to UNESCO Sites
- Enrichment lectures & Destination Performances
- Complimentary access to The Nordic Spa & Fitness Center.
- Self-service launderettes
- Alternative restaurant dining at no extra charge
- 24-hour room service
Your Stateroom Includes:
- King-size Viking Explorer Bed with luxury linen
- 42" flat-screen LCD TV with intuitive remote & complimentary Movies On Demand
- Large private bathroom with spacious glass-enclosed shower, heated floor, anti-fog mirror & hair dryer
- Premium Freyja® toiletries
- Direct-dial satellite phone & cell service
- Security safe
- 110/220 volt outlets
- Ample USB ports
What Viking is Not

We do not try to be all things to all people. Instead, we focus on delivering meaningful experiences to you.
No children under 18
No casinos
No nickel and diming
No charge for Wi-Fi
No charge for beer & wine with lunch & dinner
No charge for alternative restaurants
No umbrella drinks
No photography sales
No art auctions
No inside staterooms
No entrance fee for The Spa
No spa sales pressure
No charge for use of launderettes
No smoking
No waiting in lines
No formal nights, butlers or white gloves
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