River-view stateroom
Your private sanctuary offers a super- comfortable king-sized bed that can be configured into twin beds, quality bed linens, flat-screen TV with movies on demand, hairdryer, safe, and spacious ensuite bathroom with a walk-in shower, premium bath products and on the Viking Longships, heated flooring. Twice-daily housekeeping ensures your room is a welcoming retreat at all times.
Expert guided excursions
Get to know more about the places you visit with a free excursion almost every day. As well as visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, you can look forward to exclusive and insightful experiences, including home-hosted visits and cultural performances. Viking brings every journey to life in the most engaging and illuminating ways.
All on board meals
Feast on a breakfast of your choice, a delicious lunch and a four or five-course dinner in the restaurant, or a selected menu on the alfresco Aquavit Terrace® on the Viking Longships. On every Viking journey, enjoy fabulous fresh food, with regional specialities and traditional favourites, as well as lighter and vegetarian options.
Quality wine, beer and soft drinks
What could be nicer than a lovely glass of wine with your meal? How about another? On board every ship, you can look forward to perfectly chilled beers, soft drinks, and lovely wines with your lunch and dinner, often selected from the region through which you are travelling.
No Corkage
One of the loveliest things about exploring new places is enjoying the local wines. Feel free to pick up a bottle on your travels, and bring it on board to enjoy with your meal. We will happily serve it for you, and not charge corkage.
Concierge service
Car hire in Avignon? Theatre tickets in Vienna? Restaurant reservation in Paris? Our on board concierge will help you make the most of your time ashore. Whether it’s a specific booking or simply directions to the best shops, they know exactly where to go.
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