The Viking World Voyage III leaves Ft. Lauderdale and arrives in Stockholm nearly six months later, having crossed 41 countries and six continents in between. It is the longest voyage Viking sells, and the only one that asks nothing of you but to unpack once, in a veranda stateroom you keep from the first deck sailing to the last. Every Viking voyage below is quoted, tailored, and booked by a dedicated cruise specialist at no cost to you.
For all the most requested voyages see below:
Begin Your Voyage
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A senior specialist will personally call you within one business day. If you'd like to talk now, call (479) 485-9000.
By appointment only. Every voyage begins with a short consultation with your cruise specialist — we call you, usually within hours. Or call or text us directly: (479) 485-9000. Zero spam.
Prices shown are Viking's published "from" rates in USD per person, based on double occupancy and the lowest available stateroom category and season. Itineraries, ports, and availability are subject to change; your final quote depends on sailing date, stateroom category, and availability at time of booking.
Small ocean ships, longships sized to the locks of the Rhine and the Danube, and expedition vessels built for the Antarctic. No children, no casinos, no photographers in the corridor. Just the destination, and the time to take it in.
Viking's ocean ships carry no inside cabins at all. Every guest gets a private veranda, a floor-to-ceiling glass door, and a view that changes while you have breakfast in it.
The same company runs the Rhine and the Danube, the Mediterranean and the Panama Canal, and the crossing to Antarctica. One booking relationship, three very different kinds of voyage.
A shore excursion in every port, beer and wine with lunch and dinner, specialty restaurants, Wi-Fi and the thermal spa are part of the fare rather than a line item added at the end.
Fourteen sailings, from an eight-day river run to a one hundred and seventy day world voyage. Prices are Viking's published "from" rates in USD per person — the same figure you would pay booking direct.
Winter Escape
San Juan → the West Indies → San Juan
Eleven days through the West Indies, out and back from San Juan, on a ship small enough to reach the islands the megaships cannot. The most direct way to trade a northern January for a Caribbean one.
Winter Escape
Barcelona → Rome (Civitavecchia)
Eight days between two of the great Mediterranean cities, at the lowest entry fare on this page. Short enough to take without spending a holiday allowance, long enough to feel like a proper crossing.
Winter Escape
Buenos Aires → Santiago (Valparaíso)
Eighteen days around the bottom of the continent, from Buenos Aires down the Atlantic coast and up through the Chilean Fjords to Valparaíso. The longest of the winter escapes and the one with the most weather in it.
Winter Escape
New Orleans → the Lower Mississippi → New Orleans
Eight days out of New Orleans and back on Viking's purpose-built Mississippi ship, past the plantations, river towns, and Civil War country of the Lower Mississippi. The only winter escape on this page that never asks for your passport.
Viking Ocean
Ft. Lauderdale → Panama Canal → Ft. Lauderdale
Fifteen days out of Ft. Lauderdale and back, with the Panama Canal transit at the center of it. Complimentary air is offered on select sailings, which is worth asking your specialist about before you pick a date.
Winter Only
London (Tilbury) → Tromsø
Thirteen days north from Tilbury into the Norwegian Arctic, finishing at Tromsø well above the Arctic Circle. A winter voyage that goes toward the cold on purpose, for the one thing you cannot see anywhere warmer.
Sailings Selling Out
Bangkok (Laem Chabang) → Hong Kong
Fifteen days up the South China Sea from Laem Chabang to Hong Kong, a route that reads as a list of cities most travelers only ever fly between. Several departures are already sold out, so dates matter here more than usual.
Viking River
Amsterdam → Basel
Eight days up the Rhine from Amsterdam to Basel on a longship built to fit the locks. Departures sell out early, and the good cabins go first.
Viking River
Passau → Budapest
Eight days down the Danube from Passau to Budapest, the shortest and most sociable way into Central Europe by water. Sailings on this one have been selling out, so flexible dates help.
Most Requested
Amsterdam → Budapest
The Rhine and the Danube joined into one fifteen-day passage from Amsterdam to Budapest, which is as much of Europe as a river ship can reach. Complimentary international air is offered on select departures.
New
Tokyo → Japan → Tokyo
Viking's newest Japan itinerary, fifteen days out and back from Tokyo. A country that is difficult to see properly by land in two weeks, done from a ship that moves overnight while you sleep.
Expedition
Buenos Aires → Ushuaia
The flagship of Viking's Antarctica program, thirteen days from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia aboard a purpose-built expedition ship. The one voyage on this page that is an expedition rather than a cruise.
Viking River
Bordeaux → the Gironde → Bordeaux
Viking's only Bordeaux itinerary, eight days out and back from the city through the surrounding wine country. A river cruise for people who would rather taste than sightsee.
The Flagship
Ft. Lauderdale → 41 countries → Stockholm
One hundred and seventy days, 41 countries, six continents, and a single stateroom the whole way. Complimentary business class air and onboard credits are offered on select departures, and the deposit terms are their own conversation.
Every voyage is customizable — sailing date, stateroom category, pre and post cruise extensions, and air arranged for you.
The fourteen above are the most popular and the highest in demand, but they are not the limit. We book the full Viking catalog — ocean, river, expedition and world — and the list below is where most of it sits. Request a consultation and we will walk through every option with you.
Ocean · Northern Europe
Ocean · Mediterranean
Ocean · Americas
Ocean · Asia & Pacific
World Voyages
River · Europe
River · Egypt, Asia & the USA
Expedition
Booking Viking through us costs exactly what booking Viking costs. Our commission is wholesale margin paid by the cruise line, not a markup added to you — so the specialist, the planning, and the support are free.
Every figure on this page is Viking's own published "from" rate. We do not mark voyages up and we do not charge a planning fee, and Viking's own promotions still apply. Ask your specialist which sailings currently qualify for a reduced deposit. Compare us to the cruise line's site line for line.
One person who knows which side of the ship to book on which itinerary, which stateroom category is worth the upgrade and which is not, and when a river departure is about to sell out. That expertise is included.
A missed connection into Ft. Lauderdale, a changed sailing date, a dietary request the week before you board. You call one number and it gets handled — not a queue, not a chatbot, not a form.
Travel advisors are paid a commission by the cruise line out of the fare you were already going to pay. That is why the price is identical whether you book direct or book with us — the only difference is whether you have someone in your corner when something changes.
Viking sells complete voyages rather than a fare with a menu of extras attached. Most of what other lines charge for is already inside the price quoted above.
You won't be passed between agents, talked over by a call center, or asked to fill out a 40-field intake. One specialist. One conversation. One voyage you'll talk about for the rest of your life.
Tell us which Viking sailing caught your eye and roughly when you'd like to travel. A short form, then a 20-minute call.
An all-in price at the cruise line's published rate, plus a specialist's notes on stateroom category, sailing direction, and which dates hold the best value.
Add a night in Amsterdam, move up a stateroom category, sail the itinerary in reverse, add air. Adjust freely — we don't move on until you say yes.
Every booking, every transfer, every little ask while you're away. A direct line to your specialist, 24/7.
Viking runs small ships, which is the whole appeal and also the reason a popular sailing closes early. Several Southeast Asia departures are already sold out, and the eight-day river itineraries are the first to go every season. If you have a month in mind, ask now and let a specialist find the departure that still has the cabin you want.
Share a few details below. A senior specialist will personally call you within one business day to discuss first-pass ideas — at no cost, with zero obligation. Prefer to talk now? Call (479) 485-9000.
A senior specialist will personally call you within one business day to discuss your voyage. If you'd like to talk now, call (479) 485-9000.