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As the world's leading river cruise line, Viking offers more
ways to explore the rivers of the world than ever before,
with purpose-built ships sailing through Europe, Egypt, India,
Southeast Asia and the USA. Stylish, yet understated. Elegant,
yet comfortable. The Viking fleet sets a new standard in river
voyages, across the world.
Our award-winning Viking Longships combines elegant
Scandinavian design with innovative engineering.
These identical sister ships feature the most al fresco
dining on Europe's rivers, light-filled spaces and deluxe
accommodations that bring you to the heart of your
destination.
In Egypt, our state-of-the-art Nile fleet offers the newest and
most elegant ships on the river. With just 82 guests, each
vessel is a serene retreat, designed to showcase the timeless
wonders of ancient Egypt in comfort and style.
In India and Southeast Asia our ships deliver an intimate
experience with just 80 guests. Purpose-built for these
storied rivers, they feature floor-to-ceiling glass doors, a Sky
Bar and Spa & Fitness Centre, blending local character with
Viking's signature design.
In the United States, the Viking Mississippi brings modern
river voyages to America's heartland. Inspired by our
Longships and built in the U.S., this ship features spacious
all-outside staterooms, expansive viewing areas and subtle
nods to American heritage throughout its light-filled
Scandinavian-inspired interiors.
Wherever you sail, you'll enjoy Viking's Inclusive Value,
destination-focused experiences and the warm, thoughtful
service that has earned us more than 450 awards worldwide.
First Time River Voyage
DESTINATION GUIDE
Our first river voyage guide details what to expect
on board and onshore, how to choose the perfect
voyage and the best time to travel.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON YOUR
FIR ST R I V ER VOYAGE
Sailing the world's most majestic waterways with Viking
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