Sailing with Viking River Cruises after the 2017 Viking Longships Christening, we’re taking another look at what the unique river cruising travel experience is all about. Through a variety of social sharing platforms (see below) and right here, some images Read More …
Lately, a lot of attention has been devoted to fast-growing Viking Ocean Cruises. Rightfully so, Viking’s ocean experience is a perfect fit for many of us. It’s a topic we’ll come back to here shortly and revisit often as more Read More …
In theory, it was music to the ears of savvy travelers: take us to interesting places, in comfort, along with other well-traveled individuals we can relate to. A rather simple message that had served Viking Cruises well on the rivers Read More …
In the past, one my more challenging parts of preparing for travel had been learning something about the destinations we will visit. I just don’t like to study. Viking River Cruises changed all that with our very first river cruise. Read More …
Sailing on the maiden voyage of Viking Ocean Cruises new Viking Sea, we were impressed with the new ship and a familiar crew, many of which we had come to know on sister ship Viking Star. Collected along the way, Read More …
Viking Cruises continues dynamic growth and will soon be the largest small ship cruise line on the planet. As the Viking fleet of 930-passenger ocean cruise ships continue to expand, more ships are bringing the ability to visit more possible destinations around Read More …
During our 15-day New York to the West Indies sailing with Viking Ocean Cruises, we have focused a lot on the destinations visited along the way. Rightfully so, a tour of each port is included and a core element of every Viking ocean cruise. Read More …
Stopping in the French port of Pointe-A-Pitre in Guadeloupe provided the best test of the Viking ocean experience in the Caribbean thus far. The sixth port of call on our New York to the West Indies sailing, Guadeloupe is the Read More …
Travelers turn to river cruising for a number of reasons. As the world’s original highways, rivers pass through cities, towns and countryside rich in history, as they have for centuries. Applying a similar level of inclusivity as with ocean cruising, travelers Read More …