Viking Sun, Viking Cruises
Mid-Atlantic Crossin... 11 Nts
16 December 2018 Viking Sun
Western Mediterranea... 12 Nts
21 November 2020 Viking Sun
Along Africa's Weste... 28 Nts
13 April 2019 Viking Sun
Southern Australia t... 28 Nts
16 March 2019 Viking Sun
Viking Homelands - B... 14 Nts
25 May 2019 Viking Sun
South America & Cape... 18 Nts
25 January 2019 Viking Sun
Islands of the South... 31 Nts
12 February 2019 Viking Sun
2020 Viking World Wo... 119 Nts
04 January 2020 Viking Sun
World Cruise from Mi... 127 Nts
03 January 2019 Viking Sun
Viking Ultimate Worl... 245 Nts
31 August 2019 Viking Sun
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Ship Stats and Features
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| Maximum Capacity: |
930 |
| Beam (Ship Width): |
95 ft |
| Draught(Ship Depth): |
21 ft |
| Length: |
745 ft |
| Tonnage: |
47800 |
| Crew: |
465 |
| Cruising Speed: |
20 kts |
| Number of Decks: |
10 |
| Formal nights: |
No |
| Adult Only: |
No |
| Kids Club: |
No |
Viking Sun, launched in 2017, is the 4th in a series of four identical cruise vessels to be commissioned for
Viking Ocean Cruises. The ship is preceded by Viking Star (2015), Viking Sea (2016) and Viking Sky (February 2017). Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen announced plans to create at least 9 nearly identical ships. The new ships will be built according to the latest navigation regulations and equipped with the most modern safety systems, including the “Safe return to port”. They will be designed by Fincantieri and the interior fittings will be assigned to Rottet Studio of Los Angeles and SMC Design of London, as with the previous ships.
Viking Sun will boast an impressive range of dining venues offering guests plenty of variety for meal times. Options onboard include gourmet burgers at the Pool Grill, Afternoon Tea served in the elegant Wintergarden, Italian favourites at Manfredi’s and fine dining in The Restaurant. The World Café serves up international dishes and regional specialities whilst The Chef’s Table provides intimate dining experiences.
Entertainment onboard Viking Sun sets the scene for an enriching cruise holiday. Known as “the thinking person’s cruise” guests can enjoy history and art lectures, tasting vintage wines, informative port talks and concerts showcasing classical and regional music.
Cabin types range from comfortable Veranda Staterooms with stunning views to the spacious Explorer Suite with interconnecting rooms.