What sets Viking River Cruises apart?

Experience Unforgettable Destinations with Viking River Cruises

Viking River Cruises offers a unique blend of luxury and comfort, akin to a high-end hotel, set within the tranquil setting of a river cruise. Our longships provide stunning views from every angle, offering an intimate, all-inclusive experience designed to immerse you in the rich culture, cuisine, and customs of your chosen destination.

Our cruises feature destination-focused itineraries that highlight a mix of cosmopolitan cities and charming smaller ports. With cruises covering a wide range of regions, including Europe, Russia, Ukraine, China, Southeast Asia, and Egypt, you’ll have extended time in port, including late evening stays and overnights, to fully experience the vibrant nightlife of select destinations.

Throughout your journey, enjoy complimentary hot coffee and tea available all day, along with meals accompanied by refreshing beverages. Viking River Cruises also ensures you stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi and enriches your experience with engaging shore excursions led by knowledgeable local guides.

Is a Viking River Cruise right for you?

Designed for discerning travelers, Viking River Cruises are perfect for those seeking culturally enriched voyages and immersive exploration of exotic and historic destinations. Embark on a journey that brings local history to life with insightful lectures, vintage wine tastings, regionally-inspired menus, informative port talks, captivating folkloric shows, and soul-stirring performances of regional and classical music.

Viking longships offer 95 staterooms, ranging from river view to lavish Explorer suites featuring wrap-around verandas for added luxury. Dine on delectable meals prepared by talented local chefs, and enjoy open seating during set meal times. Please note that mixed drinks and tips are not included in your cruise price.

Dress comfortably for both onboard and onshore activities, ensuring you have sturdy walking shoes for sightseeing excursions. Dinner attire is typically “evening casual,” while the Captain’s Dinner leans toward a dressier but not formal ambiance.