Viking has launched 14 new ocean itineraries for 2026-2027, exploring the Mediterranean, United Kingdom, Ireland and Scandinavia.
Ranging from 15 to 36 days, each of the new voyages combines two or more of Viking’s most popular itineraries to allow for more in-depth exploration.
Viking CEO and Chairman Torstein Hagen says the itineraries provide more choices for guests who want an extended trip.
“Viking guests are curious travellers who are interested in enriching their lives by exploring and learning about the world.
“With our destination-focused approach and elegant small ships, our voyages have always been designed to bring guests closer to their destination and provide opportunities for cultural immersion.”
Viking’s new ocean voyages visit cultural capitals, as well as emerging destinations throughout Europe and beyond, and include a 15-day round-trip from Rome, 30 days between Athens – Lisbon, and a 36-day grand voyage across the Mediterranean.
Highlights include:
A 15-day round-trip from Rome exploring the famed landmarks of Italy, Tunisia, Spain and France. See Palermo’s UNESCO World Heritage–listed sites in Sicily and sail to Tunisia’s La Goulette.
Nineteen days between London and Barcelona. On the Iberian Peninsula, call at Bilbao, and soak up the city of Lisbon. See world-renowned architecture in Seville, Tangier and Granada, and take in the beaches of Mallorca.
Twenty days from Barcelona to Tromso. Trace the Iberian Peninsula during the quiet season and enjoy Spain’s mild winter climate. In Norway, cruise past icy fjords as you search for the aurora borealis.
Twenty-two days from London to Amsterdam. Discover Scotland’s Highlands and explore the cultural city of Liverpool. Traverse the North Sea and follow in the footsteps of the Vikings, calling at Stavanger, Kristiansand and Oslo.
Twenty-nine days between Reykjavik and London. Sail to the unexplored territories of Svalbard and Jan. Visit Iceland’s volcanic regions and coastal towns along Norway.
Travel for 36 days between Lisbon and Istanbul, calling into Seville in Spain and Tangier in Morocco. Stroll the canals of Sète in France and visit Croatia, Montenegro and Greece before you end in Istanbul.
For more information, visit Viking.
