Viking celebrated its 25th anniversary with a historic get-together in Amsterdam as three classes of Viking ships met before sailing in a special convoy to IJmuiden. Leading the way was longship Viking Mani followed by new expedition vessel Viking Polaris and ocean vessel Viking Mars. The event on 1 March also featured the naming of

Viking named its newest identical ocean ship, the Viking Mars, during a small ceremony in Malta yesterday (17 May) while the ship was docked in Valletta’s Grand Harbour. During the event, attended by friends and business partners of Viking and local officials, the ship’s Godmother, Lady Carnarvon, offered her blessing via video from her home,

Viking’s newest ocean ship, Viking Neptune, touched water for the first time yesterday (13 January) at Fincantieri’s Ancona shipyard in Italy. “It is always a special day when a new ship meets water for the first time, and we look forward to welcoming guests on board the Viking Neptune this fall,” said Torstein Hagen, the

Viking yesterday named its newest ocean ship Viking Venus during her brief inaugural voyage in the English Channel. The ceremonial godmother, journalist and broadcaster Anne Diamond, wielded a Viking axe to cut the ribbon as she offered a blessing of good fortune and safe sailing for the ship. The maiden voyage signalled Viking’s return to