Viking Europe
This elegant river cruise ship, well-suited to the rivers of Southern France, features a promenade deck and sun deck perfect for enjoying passing scenery. A wraparound deck that allows guests to enjoy scenery in the open air any time they wish, even during canal lock transiting or while sailing under low bridges. Explore Europe from an intimate perspective, spending your time being there, not getting there.
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375
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Length
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2001
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Built Year
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40
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Crew
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150
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Pax Capacity
Sailings
Ship Information
- Maiden Voyage: 2001
- Length: 375
- Passenger Capacity: 150
- Normal Crew Size: 40
- Staterooms: 75
Dining
All meals aboard are prepared by local chefs under the guidance of our European management team. Meals are open seating during set meal times no table reservations are accepted. Room service is not available. Guests requiring special diets such as vegetarian, low salt, diabetic or low cholesterol meals must alert Viking River Cruises one month prior to departure and inform the Maitre d’ when on board. The chefs will make reasonable efforts to accommodate these requests.
Age Restrictions
Due to the nature of the cruise itineraries, Viking River Cruises does not maintain facilities or services for children aboard river cruise vessels. On all cruises and cruise journeys, minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied and share a cabin with a parent, legal guardian or other responsible adult over the age of 21. Viking river cruises reserves the right to limit the number of minors under the age of 18 years on board.
Tipping
It is customary to give cruise gratuities, subject to your satisfaction of services rendered. Gratuities on board and on land are not included in your tour price.
Cabins
Square Footage: 120
Category E
Standard staterooms have 1 Pullman bed measuring 5.56 ft. x 2.62 ft. and 1 sofa bed measuring 6.23 ft. x 2.62 ft., half-high picture window 1.44 ft. x 4.72 ft. (cannot be opened) and private bathroom with shower with converter in the bathroom outlet. Your room has individual climate control, roomy wardrobe with wooden hangers, telephone, safe and hair dryer. Store your suitcase under the bed. Watch TV with CNN, BBC and other English-language programming, including "View From the Bridge" channel. Located on the Lower Deck.
Square Footage: 170
Category D
Deluxe staterooms have hotel-style beds measuring L 6.56 ft. x W 5.25 ft. x H 1.48 ft. (can be separated), panoramic window 3.08 ft. x 4.72 ft. (cannot be opened) and private bathroom with shower with converter in the bathroom outlet. Your room has individual climate control, roomy wardrobe with wooden hangers, telephone, safe and hair dryer. Store your suitcase under the bed. Watch TV with CNN, BBC and other English-language programming, including "View From the Bridge" channel. Located on the Main Deck.
Square Footage: 170
Category C
Deluxe staterooms have hotel-style beds measuring L 6.56 ft. x W 5.25 ft. x H 1.48 ft. (can be separated), panoramic window 3.08 ft. x 4.72 ft. (cannot be opened) and private bathroom with shower with converter in the bathroom outlet. Your room has individual climate control, roomy wardrobe with wooden hangers, telephone, safe and hair dryer. Store your suitcase under the bed. Watch TV with CNN, BBC and other English-language programming, including "View From the Bridge" channel. Located on the Main Deck.
Square Footage: 170
Category B
Deluxe staterooms have hotel-style beds measuring L 6.56 ft. x W 5.25 ft. x H 1.77 ft. (can be separated), panoramic window 61 ft. x 7.32 ft. (can be opened) and private bathroom with shower with converter in the bathroom outlet. Your room has individual climate control, roomy wardrobe with wooden hangers with a closet space: 6.66 ft. x 3.40 ft. x 1.97 ft., telephone, safe and hair dryer. Store your suitcase under the bed. Watch TV with CNN, BBC and other English-language programming, including "View From the Bridge" channel. Located on the Middle Deck.
Square Footage: 170
Category A
Deluxe staterooms have hotel-style beds measuring L 6.56 ft. x W 5.25 ft. x H 1.77 ft. (can be separated), panoramic window 61 ft. x 7.32 ft. (can be opened) and private bathroom with shower with converter in the bathroom outlet. Your room has individual climate control, roomy wardrobe with wooden hangers, telephone, safe and hair dryer. Store your suitcase under the bed. Watch TV with CNN, BBC and other English-language programming, including "View From the Bridge" channel. Located on the Upper Deck.
Life on Board
Restaurant
The restaurant seats 150 guests at 28 tables which vary in size, accommodating 4, 6 or 8 guests per table. The dining room is open seating, so you are free to sit where you like, a great way to make new friends. The atmosphere is casual but elegant, with high-quality table linens, china, cutlery and glassware. Located on the Upper Deck.
Library
The ships' library carries approximately 100 books, in various languages but mostly English, and several games such as chess, backgammon, jigsaw puzzles and playing cards. Located on the Upper Deck.
Observation Lounge
The observation lounge is a terrific place to meet friends before and after meals. It boasts a large sitting area with chairs, small tables, sofas and a bar area. The lounge has a projector and screen installed in the ceiling, so slides can be shown, and there is a stereo system and dance floor. Located on the Upper Deck.
Sun Deck
Enjoy sunshine and fresh air while you take in 360-degree views of the scenery as you sail past castles, towns, villages and vineyards. Stand at the railings or relax in a comfortable deck chair. Some of the seating has a canopy for those who prefer shade.EVERYTHING THAT AFFORDABLE TOURS ARRANGED WORKED OUT PERFECTLY ON OUR TRIP. THANK YOU
My only disappointment was the pick up by Viking at the airport in MRS. We were told it would be every 50 minutes and we waited over 90 minutes for the bus to fill up to get to the ship. We had been traveling for over 38 hours and a cab to the ship would have been preferred! It made it difficult to get our rest needed to enjoy the first few days. It is not the agents fault and the wait was understandable, it was just exausting waiting for the others to arrive at the airport.