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Icons of the Viking Age – new destinations

Viking guests can enjoy a captivating voyage of discovery circumnavigating the Baltic Sea and sailing through the homelands of the Vikings.

This opportunity to explore the deep-rooted cultural ties of Scandinavia, calling at iconic capitals in Norway, Sweden and Denmark is a must do holiday reserved for the true lovers of travel.

Sail the picturesque Aland Islands, an archipelago of 6,700 isles. Immerse yourself in the customs, traditions and fascinating history of the Baltic states, home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the old town of Tallinn and the historic centre of Riga.

This very special twenty-two-day cruise has seventeen guided tours across eight countries from Copenhagen to Bergen and is set to become an iconic journey.

Viking recently announced ten new Ocean Itineraries for 2026 and 2027 including the Scandinavian Discovery, enjoying eight days between Oslo and Stockholm with six guided tours and four countries. It is so affordable at only $7,395 per person.

Discover the allure of Scandinavia, from stunning fjords to bustling cities. Call at the UNESCO World Heritage City of Karlskrona and get a glimpse into Sweden’s maritime legacy. Visit Copenhagen and immerse yourself in Danish cultural and gastronomic delights. Delve into nature in the lesser-known Aland Islands, an archipelago of 6,700 isles. Enjoy an overnight stay in Stockholm, allowing you to explore more of its Viking legacy and historic treasures.

Also new is the 2027 Baltic Discovery for eight days between Stockholm and Copenhagen with five guided tours and visiting six countries for only $7.195.

Discover a myriad of cultures as you circumnavigate the Baltic Sea. Explore the UNESCO-listed cities of Tallinn and Riga, medieval gems of the Hanseatic League. Call at Klaipeda, Lithuania’s historic port city on the Curonian coast, and immerse yourself in its contemporary art and cultural treasures. Overnight in Copenhagen to experience more of the “City of Spires” and indulge in the many eateries that celebrate its trending Nordic cuisine.

Guests are lining up for the new 2027 Nordic Wonders adventure; eight days from Bergen to Oslo with six guided tours and stopping at two countries.

Discover the dramatic coastlines of Norway and Denmark and explore Scandinavia’s natural treasures. Be immersed in stunning vistas and journey through scenic landscapes along majestic fjords and winding mountain passes. Be captivated by charming cities and experience firsthand why the Danes are considered among the world’s happiest people.

The fifteen day Scandinavia and Baltic Capitals cruise travels between Oslo and Copenhagen with ten guided tours across eight countries!

Trace the shores of the Baltic Sea to discover magnificent fjords and bustling cities. Call at UNESCO-listed cities and get a glimpse into the area’s medieval past in the old towns of Tallinn and Riga, and Karlskrona’s historic port. Witness the natural splendour of the Aland Islands, an archipelago of more than 6,500 isles. With overnights in the vibrant capitals of Sweden and Denmark, delve deeper into the region’s rich heritage and Viking legacy.

Another new cruise for 2027 is the Scenic Scandinavia and Baltic Jewels tour for fifteen days between Bergen and Stockholm with twelve guided tours and four countries.

Delve into the maritime heritage of Scandinavia and trace the dramatic coastlines of Sweden, Norway and Denmark. Witness stunning natural landscapes sailing amid pristine fjords and the Aland Islands; an archipelago of 6,700 isles. Explore more of Oslo and Stockholm with overnight stays, to fully experience two of Europe’s capitals. Sample New Nordic Cuisine and stroll around historic towns and spend time mingling with friendly locals.

Jenny and Phil Morup of Western Australia have enjoyed five river cruises, six ocean cruises and one expedition cruise with Viking.

They said, “We particularly enjoy scenic cruises in cooler climates. It is for this reason we enjoy sailing around Norway, Iceland, Greenland, Alaska and Canada.“

“Cruising is a relaxing and carefree way to see the world. Once we have unpacked, we just sit back and enjoy the service provided by the friendly and obliging Viking staff.“

It’s time to discover the pristine Viking Homelands with a wealth of stunning cruises to suit your tastes and needs.

For further information please visit www.viking.com or phone 138 747.

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