Viking is introducing new ships and itineraries for 2024 and beyond.
New additions include the new “Iconic Iceland, Greenland & Canada” itinerary. This 15-day voyage, launching next year, is designed to immerse guests in the natural beauty and volcanic landscapes, according to Viking.
The itinerary also allows passengers to delve deeper into the history of Viking exploration, the company added, and offers charming ports of call.
Also new is the “Malta, Morocco and the Mediterranean” itinerary, which Viking will introduce at the end of 2024.
This 16-day round-trip cruise from Barcelona takes you through seven countries and includes visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites, North African cities, the Alhambra Palace, and other picturesque destinations.
In 2025, Viking will also introduce the 32-day “Great Circumnavigation of Australia” itinerary, as well as a world voyage that includes visits to 37 countries across six continents.
Viking Expeditions is also preparing for new itineraries in 2025. In addition to new versions of the company's Longitudinal World Cruises, the company's exploration product will debut in the Arctic.
Starting in July 2025, the Viking Octantis will offer three new itineraries of between 13 and 27 days that will explore the Arctic North, Canada and Greenland.
Viking also announced a wave of new Antarctic itineraries for the 2025 season, including the new 87-day “Arctic to Antarctic” itinerary, sailing from Nuuk (Greenland) to Ushuaia (Argentina).
Next year, the company will also launch a new ocean-going vessel, the Viking Vela. This ship, with a capacity for 930 passengers, is currently under construction in Italy.
Vela's inaugural season includes a series of winter cruises around the Mediterranean and Northern Europe starting in late 2024.
Viking is also introducing new vessels to its river fleet, with the Viking Tonle, the Viking Hathor, the Viking Sobek and a new Viking Longship on the Seine River debuting in 2025.
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