Viking announces 10 new ocean itineraries
Viking has announced 10 new ocean itineraries in the Mediterranean, United Kingdom, Ireland and Northern Europe that are now available for booking in 2026 and 2027.
The new itineraries range from eight to 22 days and feature 12 additional recurring ports that are new for Viking ocean voyages: Fowey, England; Bordeaux, France; Limerick (Foynes), Ireland; Riga, Latvia; Klaipeda, Lithuania; Londonderry, Northern Ireland; Haugesund, Norway; Palma de Mallorca and Bilbao, Spain; Fort William and Tobermory, Scotland; and Karlskrona, Sweden.
“As our award-winning fleet of small ocean ships continues to grow, we are pleased to introduce new voyages that have been thoughtfully planned for curious travellers,” said Torstein Hagen, chairman and CEO of Viking. “Every Viking itinerary is focused on the destination, and our state-of-the-art ships, with no children and no casinos, allow guests to explore the world in elegant Viking comfort.”
About the new itineraries
With a fleet of small sister ships, Viking offers more than 100 different itineraries across all five oceans.
Viking’s new ocean voyages visit iconic cities—as well as lesser-known destinations—throughout Europe and include the following, with additional combination voyages also available:
- NEW for 2026 and 2027 Amalfi Coast, Africa & Iberia: (8 days; between Rome – Barcelona)
- NEW for 2026 and 2027 Spain & Portugal Discovery: (8 days; between Lisbon – Barcelona) –
- NEW for 2026 and 2027 Iberia, France & England Explorer: (12 days; between Lisbon – London)
- NEW for 2027 Scandinavia Discovery: (8 days; between Oslo – Stockholm)
- NEW for 2027 Baltic Discovery: (8 days; between Stockholm – Copenhagen)
- NEW for 2027 Nordic Wonders: (8 days; between Oslo – Bergen)
- NEW for 2027 British Isles & Ireland: (15 days; between London – Belfast)
- NEW for 2027 Scandinavia & Baltic Capitals: (15 days; between Oslo – Copenhagen)
- NEW for 2027 Scenic Scandinavia & Baltic Jewels: (15 days; between Bergen – Stockholm)
- NEW for 2027 Icons of the Viking Age: (22 days; between Bergen– Copenhagen)
