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Save on Viking’s Spring Sale

Viking is holding its Spring Sale where a companion can fly free on its 2026, 2027 and 2028 voyages.

This special offer is on Viking River voyages and Viking Expedition voyages and the only thing to decide is who to take.

Let’s whet the appetite with some of the magnificent destinations on offer to get the ball rolling.

The special offers are available if booked before 1 December on 2026, 2027 or 2028 sailings those who get in quick can save up to AU$2,400 per couple on some 2025 voyages.

Viking voyages offer a different kind of journey. With no kids, no casinos, just award-winning small ships designed for cultural exploration, guests can discover the world in comfort, with immersive itineraries and refined Scandinavian design.

Special offers on Viking Expedition Voyages include Antarctic Explorer from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia for thirteen days.

How about Canada and the Northwest Passage from Nuuk to Toronto, Ontario for twenty-seven days including eight tours?

One of the current highly sought after expeditions is the thirteen-day round trip Nuuk, Greenland with eight tours included.

On this fantastic trip guests discover Nuuk’s open-air murals and sculptures. Nuuk is home to one of the world’s largest fjords, the Nuup Kangerlua Fjord, whose waters are brimming with marine life; whale sightings are commonplace in these waters. Visitors to Nuuk come to enjoy nature, hiking along the dramatic coastline or exploring the fjord by boat or kayak. Its rugged landscape is dotted with colourful houses, set amid a beautiful backdrop of the Sermitsiaq mountain.

The city’s architectural highlights are centred around Colonial Harbor, with its plethora of colourful residences.

Hear stories of Greenlandic heritage and indulge in a spread of traditional Greenlandic dishes while enjoying a local storyteller as they share insights about Greenland’s history.

While in Greenland delve into the heritage of the sled dog and gain an appreciation for its role in Greenlandic culture or discover the rich history of the Inuit people who have lived in the region for thousands of years through their traditional clothing and artistic heritage.

Pond Inlet in Nunavut, Canada is a gateway to Sirmilik National Park, “the place of the glaciers” in the local language. Covering more than 8,400 sq m., the park is a declared migratory bird sanctuary and supports an array of Arctic wildlife, including polar bears, wolves, narwhals and beluga whales.

Another popular expedition is the brand-new Panama Canal and the Americas, a twenty adventure from Santiago to New York City with six fantastic tours.

Enjoy stops at San Salvador, Man of War Bay (Bahamas), Port Antonio (Jamaica), Panama City, Lima, Iquique and Santiago sailing the crystalline waters of the Caribbean Sea.

This is a truly exceptional cruise and one on many travelers’ bucket list and includes the companion flies free offer on 2026 to 2028 voyages.

Canada is one of Australia’s favourite destinations and this Canadian Discovery expedition will not disappoint. A thirteen-day tour from just $13,195 pp.

Leaving from New York City and sailing the Atlantic Ocean, enjoy the beauty and history of Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, Quebec while savouring the diversity of the food scenes in Toronto.

For those looking for a river cruise, travelers are spoilt for choice again with the fifteen-day Rhine Getaway; the eleven-day Romantic Danube; a cruise to France’s Finest for fifteen days or perhaps Christmas on the Rhine and Moselle for twelve days!

Guests can indulge in a Pharaohs and Pyramids twelve-day roundtrip or the Magnificent Mekong for fifteen days or perhaps an eight-day Mississippi Delta Explorer might be more appealing?

Viking have so many exciting cruises heading out in 2026, 2027 and 2028 so whether an Ocean Voyage, a River Voyage or an Expedition Voyage is calling out, Viking has it covered.

Find the perfect cruise now by visiting www.viking.com or by phoning 138 747

Offer expires 1 December 2025. Save up to AU$2,500 per booking.

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