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Viking Announces CEO Transition (6:12)

Viking's Karine Hagen shares a special message about the appointments of Leah Talactac as CEO and her father, Torstein Hagen, as Executive Chairman.

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One Viking (:30)

Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen shares his thoughts on being curious and connecting with the world.

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Viking Expedition Ships: A Closer Look (1:30)

All Viking ships are carefully designed to enable exploration. Understated, elegant interiors feature our signature Scandinavian design that never upstages the destination, and thoughtful details throughout are chosen specifically with comfort in mind. This video provides a closer look at the design of our state-of-the-art expedition vessels, which are built specifically to navigate some of the world’s most remote areas.

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Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen discusses his trip to Antarctica (29:11)

Discover what a journey to Antarctica is really like during this exclusive conversation between Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen and award-winning British photographer Alastair Miller. Learn more about the magnificent landscapes and majestic wildlife Tor encountered during his own expedition to the “White Continent” on board the Viking Polaris. Follow along as our chairman shares the intriguing story of how his lifelong passion for travel and interest in far-flung destinations began during his childhood, when he sent a letter to Ushuaia from his home in Norway.

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Three Values (1:00)

Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen shares his thoughts on three important values for human beings—and why travel is good for the world.

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Tor’s Travels (29:08)

In this new video diary about his December 2022 voyage to Antarctica, Viking Chairman Tor Hagen invites viewers to join him on the trip of a lifetime. Filmed by his Oslo neighbor, Lene, the home videos showcase the incredible wildlife, scenery and scientific research that Tor and his fellow travelers experienced while exploring the “White Continent.”

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Discover Viking Expeditions (13:29)

Our thoughtfully curated and refreshingly innovative expedition itineraries offer you once-in-a-lifetime experiences, from the wilds of Antarctica and the breathtaking Arctic region to the majestic Great Lakes, nestled in the heart of North America. With extensive programs both on board and on shore, Viking guests enjoy an unprecedented immersion in these majestic regions. (2022)

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Discover Our Expedition Ships (4:54)

Small enough to navigate remote polar regions, yet large enough to provide superior handling and stability, our right-sized, state-of-the-art expedition vessels are designed for exploration.

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Viking is #1 for Rivers, Oceans and Expeditions | Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards (1:37)

The results of Condé Nast Traveler’s 2023 Readers’ Choice Awards have been announced, and we are delighted to share that Viking was voted #1 for Rivers, #1 for Oceans and #1 for Expeditions. This is the first time a travel company has been voted the best across all three of these categories simultaneously, and the third consecutive year we have won for both rivers and oceans. Where do we go next? Onwards.

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Be Curious (1:00)

Viking Chairman and CEO Torstein Hagen shares three things his family encouraged while growing up in Norway: kindness, honesty, and hard work. And the fourth that he has come to add over time: be curious.

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Named "World's Best" for Oceans, Rivers & Expeditions (2:48)

In a special recorded message, Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen thanks our extended Viking family of guests and colleagues, following the July 11, 2023 announcement that Viking has been voted to the top of our categories for oceans, rivers and expeditions by the readers of Travel + Leisure in the 2023 World's Best Awards.

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Viking’s 26th Anniversary (5:12)

In this informative video message recorded in 2023, Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen reflects on our 26th anniversary and the destination-focused approach that has helped make us the world’s leading exploration company. Learn more about our offerings on all seven continents, as well as the historic recognition we have received from the readers of  Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveler.

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An Invitation to Join Tor in Antarctica (1:38)

Enjoy a brief preview of Tor’s Travels, a new video diary in which Viking Chairman Tor Hagen shares highlights from his December 2022 voyage to Antarctica on board the Viking Polaris. Filmed by his Oslo neighbor, Lene, the home videos showcase the incredible wildlife, scenery and scientific research that Tor and his fellow travelers experienced while exploring the “White Continent.”

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Onwards (0:30)

Viking has been voted the world’s #1 for both rivers and oceans by Travel + Leisure as well as Condé Nast Traveler. Our 2022 national television commercial, “Onwards,” celebrates these prestigious awards.

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Expedition Itinerary: Antarctic Explorer (3:12)

Explore the “Last Continent” on a 13-day expedition along the Antarctic Peninsula, where you will witness towering glaciers, snow-covered landscapes and impromptu wildlife encounters.

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Expedition Itinerary: Niagara & the Great Lakes (3:27)

From urban skylines to uninhabited islands, discover North America’s wilderness at Niagara Falls, Point Pelee and Alpena, as well as the timeless charm of Mackinac Island.

Great Lakes Collection (4:48)

Journey across the waterways of all five of the majestic Great Lakes, where you can experience thundering Niagara Falls, discover remarkable First Nations traditions and explore rugged granite islands.

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Beyond the "Viking Row": An Invitation to Explore Norway (:30)

To support the Norwegian national team competing on the world stage, the Viking family from across our river, ocean and expedition fleet came together to perform the "Viking Row." Now, we invite you to journey with us to Norway, where majestic fjords, distinctive traditions and a rich cultural heritage await.

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Antarctic Flora (1:57)

Journey to Antarctica and uncover the surprising diversity of life beyond its iconic wildlife. From colorful lichens to hardy mosses and the continent’s only native flowering plants, discover how flora survives and thrives at the edge of the habitable world.

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2026 New Year’s Message from Torstein Hagen (5:28)

Join Viking Chairman and CEO Torstein Hagen as he reflects on the milestones of 2025 and shares his hopes for the future in a New Year’s message to the Viking family of guests and crew.

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Explore America’s Great Lakes with guest lecturer Russell Lee (1:20:26)

Enjoy another opportunity to expand your knowledge of the Great Lakes with award-winning writer and guest lecturer Russell Lee as he presents “The Story of Highway H2O: From the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean.” Shared in his signature thought-provoking style, Russell’s lecture covers the history of the Great Lakes over the past 150 years, including the construction of the Erie Canal and St. Lawrence Seaway.

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Discover Canada’s Georgian Bay with Jean Newman Glock (29:58)

Join Viking Ambassador-at-Large Jean Newman Glock once again as she explores the scenic parks and vital waterways of the Great Lakes region. In this episode of Beyond the Brochure, Jean admires a remarkable birch bark canoe crafted by local First Nations people and learns about beekeeping In Killbear Provincial Park. Then, she journeys across the Georgian Bay and witnesses a NOAA balloon launch from the deck of one of our state-of-the-art expedition ships. She concludes her visit in the charming Okeechobee Lodge in Frazer Bay, where she enjoys stunning views of Baie Fine—the largest freshwater fjord in the world.

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At home in Canada with Aaron Lawton (25:16)

Enjoy another glimpse of “The Great White North” with Viking Expeditions Operations Manager Aaron Lawton, who leads us through some of his favorite places in Canada. Discover his British Colombia home in Squamish, then visit Vancouver and explore the Great Lakes, where Aaron offers us a peek into the best places to kayak and hike.

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Explore the Canadian Bush Plane Heritage Centre with actor and producer R.J. Downes (13:06)

Let your inspiration soar during a tour of the Canadian Bush Plane Heritage Centre, which guests can explore in person on our Great Lakes Collection itinerary. Housed in a historic hangar in Sault Sainte Marie on the north bank of the St. Marys River, the museum is home to nearly thirty airplanes, forest firefighting equipment and interactive exhibits. Follow local actor and producer R.J. Downes as he guides you through the collection and examines the importance of protection from forest fires for communities across Canada.

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Experience the highlights of Lake Superior with Jean Newman Glock (29:26)

Join Viking Ambassador-at-Large Jean Newman Glock as she travels Beyond the Brochure and explores the scenic Great Lakes region. Follow along as she discovers the majesty of Lake Superior and uncovers the rich history of Silver Islet, a former silver mining community. Jean meets a local guide and gains insight into the crucial role the Indigenous Anishinaabe people played in helping European settlers adapt to life in Canada. Then, she visits historic Fort William and learns about traditional birch bark canoes.

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Brush up on Canadian history with Viking Resident Historian Knut Olav Nesse (53:19)

Take another look at the early exploration of Canada during a captivating lecture from Viking Resident Historian Knut Olav Nesse. Gain insight into the motivations and legacies of key figures in Canada’s past—from Jacques Cartier to Samuel Champlain and more. Then, learn why Knut chose to make this country his permanent home after serving as Norway’s trade commissioner to Canada.

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At Home in Rio de Janeiro (20:01)

Experience the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro with a visit to Cidade do Samba (“Samba City”), where iconic Carnival costumes come to life. Then, follow your guide to Pier Mauá, a bustling port that welcomes our guests when they arrive in the city. Continue to the Museum of Art of Rio, home to one of Brazil’s most important contemporary art collections, before visiting the Metropolitan Cathedral, where you can admire its unique cone shape and vivid stained glass. Finally, at Cinelândia Square, discover the grand exteriors of the Municipal Theatre and the National Library, then take in sweeping views of the city’s famous beaches and Sugar Loaf Mountain.

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Explore the Inca Empire with Viking Resident Historian Dr. Juan Garcia (1:19:01)

Uncover the incredible history of the Inca empire with Viking Resident Historian Juan R. Garcia, PhD. During this presentation from our Iconic Lecture series titled “Age of the Inca,” Dr. Garcia reveals the rapid rise and fall of one of South America’s great empires. At their height in the late 15th century, the Inca ruled an area that extended from the northern border of modern Ecuador to the Maule River in central Chile. This is a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the world of this mysterious ancient civilization.

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Learn about the history of Chile with Viking Resident Historian Dr. Michael Fuller (37:12)

Viking Resident Historian Dr. Michael Fuller joins us to share the “History of Chile.” During this special episode, discover how Chile became an accomplished Latin American powerhouse on the world stage. Then, find out how you can enjoy several days sailing among the stunning landscapes of the Chilean fjords on our Longitudinal World Cruises, passing rugged mountain peaks and blue-tinted icebergs before exploring Santiago, Chile’s vibrant capital.

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At Home in Santiago (28:03)

Explore the heart of modern Santiago, one of the largest cities in the Americas. Follow your host to the Museo Precolombino, where ancient artifacts tell stories of pre-Columbian civilizations. Then, marvel at the Plaza de Armas, home to the grand Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, and discover La Moneda, Chile’s elegant presidential palace. Explore local Chilean dishes at El Galeón, a renowned market, and discover winemaking traditions at Santa Rita vineyard. You will also have an opportunity to discover artisanal handicrafts at Los Dominicos village.

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Discover the culinary delights of Buenos Aires (15:38)

Explore the Argentine capital’s vibrant food scene and visit iconic eateries that you can experience on one of our ocean or expedition journeys that calls on Buenos Aires. Your host, a local tour guide, begins the episode with a warm coffee and buttery medialuna pastry at historic Café Tortoni, then savors some of Argentina's finest wines at El Querandí. Next, follow your host to the San Telmo Market, where sizzling parrillas (cast iron grills) are used to cook steaks to perfection. Finally, your host introduces you to traditional mate, a beloved tea-like beverage, before participating in a hands-on empanada-making experience.

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At home in Northern Norway with Risten and the Sami people (8:53)

Journey above the Arctic Circle to Northern Norway for a look at the culture and traditions of the Sami people with local guide Risten. Discover the history of the Sami, explore their native region and get an intimate look at one of their distinctive dwellings, known as a lavvu. During our explorations with Risten, you will also learn about the herding and raising of reindeer, how the Sami care for their animals and what life is like during the changing seasons in the far north.

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Discover the Great Lakes region with Jean Newman Glock (49:46)

Join Viking Ambassador-at-Large Jean Newman Glock as she travels “Beyond the Brochure” and explores the hidden gems of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. In Alpena, MI, Jean visits the Thunder Bay Marine Sanctuary where she uncovers the remarkable efforts being made to preserve the shipwrecks resting beneath the waves. Then, she journeys to Algoma, WI, on Lake Michigan to raise a glass to the picturesque von Stiehl Winery and sample local varietals. Finally, Jean arrives at Mackinac Island and heads to the iconic Grand Hotel to enjoy tea with a resident historian who sheds light on how the hotel survived Prohibition.

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Discover a vibrant cultural hub in Canada with Jean Newman Glock (23:12)

Join VikingAmbassador-at-Large Jean Newman Glock as she travels “Beyond the Brochure” and explores the hidden gems of the Great Lakes region. Follow Jean through Canada’s largest city, Toronto, where history seamlessly blends with urban charm along the shores of Lake Ontario. First, she strolls the cobblestone streets of the iconic Distillery District and encounters a one-of-a-kind dog sculpture. Then, Jean indulges in an array of culinary delights, including a true Canadian favorite—a maple bacon sandwich. Find inspiration to plan your own voyage to Toronto and the Great Lakes region on one of our expedition itineraries.

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Explore Iguazú Falls (3:06)

Discover our extension at majestic Iguazú Falls and find out why our Chairman and CEO, Torstein Hagen, recommends visiting this natural wonder. Then, learn about the included overnight stay in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, home of the enchanting tango.

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Antarctica Has to be Experienced (0:30)

Learn how experiencing Antarctica on a Viking voyage allows you to truly appreciate the majesty of the “White Continent.”

Viking Octantis & Viking Polaris Naming Ceremony (11:54)

On September 30, 2022, we marked our 25th anniversary and named our expedition ships, the Viking Octantis and the Viking Polaris, with a historic celebration in Amsterdam. The ceremonial godmothers of the ships, renowned explorers and educators, Liv Arnesen and Ann Bancroft, named their ships and offered a blessing for good fortune and safe sailing. The event also closed with another milestone—for the first time ever, three classes of Viking ships met and sailed in a special convoy.

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Viking: 25 Years of Exploration (7:13)

In celebration of our 25th anniversary in 2022, learn more about Viking’s history and some of the key partners who have contributed to our success.

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Guest Reviews: Antarctica Expeditions (1:41)

Hear from guests who have explored Antarctica with Viking and praised it as one of their best-ever travel experiences.

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Time (:30)

Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen shares his philosophy on time and the importance of spending it wisely.

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The Hangar (0:35)

An industry first, The Hangar brings true comfort to expedition cruising. This enclosed, in-ship marina permits the launch of small excursion craft through the ship’s multiple shell doors. The Hangar’s most innovative feature is an 85 ft. slipway that allows guests to embark on Special Operations Boats from a flat, stable surface inside the ship, shielded from wind and waves.

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Expedition Perspectives: Jørn Henriksen (2:19)

Jørn Henriksen, Director of Expedition Operations, relates his passion for the landscape and wildlife of the Arctic and why our subject matter experts are uniquely positioned to lead Viking guests in the polar regions both on shore and on board.

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Expedition Perspectives: Damon Stanwell-Smith (2:02)

Dr. Damon Stanwell-Smith, Science and Sustainability Manager of Expedition Operations, describes the transformative power of the polar expedition experience and the enrichment provided by Viking partnerships with the world’s leading academic and scientific institutions.

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Damon Stanwell-Smith: Recommended Reading (1:57)

Damon Stanwell-Smith, Science and Sustainability Manager of Expedition Operations, shares his favorite book selections related to our Antarctic itineraries.

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Antarctic & Arctic Fauna ( 4:49)

In Antarctica, spot humpback whales, leopard seals, and Adélie and emperor penguins; in the Arctic, discover polar bears, walruses, and the Arctic tern—a tiny, ambitious creature that migrates between the poles.

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Arctic & Antarctic Flora (3:37)

From the delicate Svalbard poppy and varieties of Saxifraga to myriad Antarctic lichen and moss, gain a glimpse of nature’s precious treasures.

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Going Ashore in Antarctica (3:44)

This short briefing was created by the IAATO (International Association of Antarctica Tour Operators) for visitors traveling on ships who will make landings in Antarctica and surrounding islands.

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Expeditions Ship Design (6:39)

To optimize guest safety and comfort, Chairman Torstein Hagen called upon the expertise and collaboration of Viking teams, including maritime architects, interior designers, and nautical and technical staff. After the traditional steel cutting, the ceremonial keel laying ushered in the next milestone of the ship construction process.

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Great Explorers: Roald Amundsen (10:23)

On December 14, 1911, Norwegian Roald Amundsen became the first person to reach the South Pole and secured his place in history as one of the great explorers.

Frozen Arctic landscape with icicles

Journeys to the Extraordinary (2:06)

“Our expeditions reveal a breathtaking view of the planet in its purest state, and take you to pristine landscapes to witness wildlife in its natural habitat.”
—Torstein Hagen, Chairman

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The Story Behind Finse Terrace (1:36)

Join Karine as she shares the story of her connection to Finse Plateau.

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Journey to Finse Plateau (21:07)

Join the Viking Expeditions Team as they explore Norway’s Finse Plateau to train for polar explorations, just as some of the most famous explorers did in the early 20th century.

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Jørn Henriksen: Recommended Reading (2:38)

Jørn Henriksen, Director of Expedition Operations, shares his favorite book selections related to Svalbard and our Arctic itineraries.

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The Aula & Finse Terrace (1:22)

The world’s most advanced venue for learning at sea, The Aula is a stunning panoramic auditorium. Inspired by the University of Oslo’s famed ceremonial hall where the Nobel Peace Prize was historically awarded, The Aula will offer a dynamic venue for lectures and entertainment, with floor-to-ceiling windows and 270-degree views. Adjacent to The Aula through sliding glass walls is the Finse Terrace, an outdoor lounge area with comfortable couches and warming lava rock “firepits”—perfect for panoramic views of the surroundings. Together the two spaces can be combined to create an unmatched indoor-outdoor al fresco experience for guests to be immersed in nature.

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Viking’s 25th Anniversary (4:01)

In this uplifting video message recorded in 2022, Chairman Torstein Hagen marks Viking’s 25th anniversary and reflects on key milestones since the company was founded on August 5, 1997.

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Named #1 for Both Rivers & Oceans (4:47)

Viking Chairman Torstein Hagen thanks our extended Viking family of guests and colleagues, following the July 12, 2022 announcement that Viking has been voted the world’s #1 for both rivers and oceans by Travel + Leisure as well as Condé Nast Traveler. Where do we go next? Onwards.

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A Year in Books (1:53)

Give the gift of knowledge with a special book subscription service from iconic London bookseller Heywood Hill, curator of Viking ships’ onboard libraries.

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Celebrating 24 Years of Exploration (3:58)

In 1997, we began with four river ships in Russia. As our fleet of river, ocean and expedition ships expands across all seven continents, we remain committed to exploring the world in comfort. (2021)

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APPLICABLE TO NEW BOOKINGS MADE FROM 05 AUGUST 2026 UNTIL SOLD OUT, ON SELECTED 2027, 2028 & 2029 SAILINGS ONLY.

“Flights on Us” - receive Economy flights booked through Viking up to the maximum value of AU$2,800pp.

  • “Flights on Us” offer provides Economy flights booked through Viking for both guests, up to the maximum value of AU$2,800 per person (pp).  Flights must originate in Australia (AU) or New Zealand (NZ) to be eligible for this offer.
  • Offer is only valid on new cruise bookings made from 5 August 2026 until sold out, where flights are booked through Viking, in conjunction with selected 2027, 2028 or 2029 Viking River, Ocean or Expedition cruises.
  • “Flights on Us” offer excludes the following itineraries: Australia & New Zealand, Komodo & the Australian Coast, Viking World Cruise, Viking World Discoveries, Viking World Voyage III, Viking World Voyage IV, Arctic to Antarctic Explorer, Longitudinal World Cruise IV, Longitudinal World Cruise VI and Longitudinal World Cruise VII.
  • Flights are booked at Viking’s discretion using Viking’s choice of airline, routing, dates and flight times, from selected major gateways in AU/NZ: DL/AKL/BNE/CBR/CHC/CNS/DRW/HBA/LST/MEL/OOL/PER/SYD/WLG.
  • Viking will contact guests, or their nominated travel advisor, once flights are in date range and able to be booked.  At this time, guests complete an Air Form and may nominate preferences for airline, dates, routing and stopovers.
  • Guests must return their completed Air Form within fourteen (14) business days of receiving the request from Viking. If the completed Air Form is not received within this timeframe, Viking may remove the “Flights on Us” offer and apply the relevant “Discount in Lieu of Flights” offer instead.
  • Viking will endeavour to accommodate guests’ preferences when proposing flights but may be unable to meet all requests due to airline specific rules and availability.
  • If the cost of the selected flights exceeds AU$2,800pp, guests must pay the difference before flights are ticketed and confirmed.
  • The AU$2,800pp value is a maximum promotional value only and does not guarantee that all eligible flights will cost AU$2,800pp or that guests will receive a cash payment, refund or credit for any unused value.
  • If selected flights cost less than AU$2,800pp, any unused promotional value will be forfeited and cannot be applied to another part of the booking or transferred to another person.
  • Guests who choose to book premium economy or business class flights through Viking may apply the AU$2,800pp Economy flight promotional value towards the upgraded airfare. Guests must pay any difference between the promotional value and the airline’s cost for the upgraded flights before flights are confirmed.
  • Any additional costs for the selected flights are required to be paid before flights will be ticketed and confirmed.
  • Once flights are ticketed and confirmed, any change or cancellation of the flights will be subject to the applicable airline’s standard change and cancellation fees.
  • Use promotion code FOU28 to apply the “Flights on Us” offer when booking online, through your preferred travel advisor or via the Viking Contact Centre.
  • If no promotion code is entered when booking online, the “Flights on Us” offer will be automatically applied by default.
  • Promotion is applied to all guests on the cruise booking.  Guests travelling together on the same cruise booking cannot apply different promotions to the booking.
  • Solo guests can use up to AU$5,600 towards their flights. Any unused portion of the air promotion will be waived and cannot be applied towards any other portion of the booking or transferred to any other person or booking.

“Discount in Lieu of Flights” — receive AU$2,800pp off the cruise fare when guests book flights independently.

  • Guests receive a discount of AU$2,800pp off the cruise fare in lieu of the “Flights on Us” Economy flight offer.
  • Offer is only valid on new cruise bookings, made from 5 August 2026 until sold out, on selected 2027, 2028 or 2029 Viking River, Ocean and Expedition cruises.
  • “Discount in Lieu of Flights” offer excludes the following itineraries: Australia & New Zealand, Komodo & the Australian Coast, Viking World Cruise, Viking World Discoveries, Viking World Voyage III, Viking World Voyage IV, Arctic to Antarctic Explorer, Longitudinal World Cruise IV, Longitudinal World Cruise VI and Longitudinal World Cruise VII.
  • Solo guests receive a discount of AU$5,600 per booking off the cruise fare in lieu of the “Flights on Us” Economy flight offer.
  • Guests are responsible for booking their own flights, independently of Viking.
  • Guests are not eligible to change to the “Flights on Us” Economy flight promotional offer once the promotion has ended or the applicable departure, category or offer allocation has sold out.
  • Use promotion code CCR28 to apply the “Discount in Lieu of Flights” offer when booking online, through your preferred travel advisor or via the Viking Contact Centre.
  • If no promotion code is entered when booking online, the “Flights on Us” offer will be automatically applied by default. Guests who prefer the “Discount in Lieu of Flights” offer must select that offer or enter the applicable promotion code at the time of booking.

 

RIVER, OCEAN AND EXPEDITION CRUISE ONLY OFFERS TERMS & CONDITIONS

APPLICABLE TO NEW BOOKINGS MADE FROM 05 AUGUST 2026 SOLD OUT, ON ELIGIBLE 2026–2030 RIVER, OCEAN AND EXPEDITION CRUISE ONLY SAILINGS.

  • Cruise Only offers exclude the “Flights on Us” and “Discount in Lieu of Flights” offers listed above.
  • Cruise Only offers are available for new bookings made from 5 August 2026 until sold out on these eligible sailings:
  • River: any 2026 Viking River cruise, plus any 2030 departure of Oberammergau, Innsbruck & the Rhine, Oberammergau with Salzburg and Oberammergau, The Passion Play itineraries.
  • Ocean: selected 2026 Viking Ocean cruises, plus all 2026–2029 departures of the Australia & New Zealand and Komodo & the Australian Coast Viking Ocean cruise itineraries.
  • Expedition: selected 2026–2029 Viking Expedition cruise sailings.

Cruise Only offers do not apply to the following itineraries:

  • Ocean: all 2026–2029 departures of Viking World Cruise, Viking World Discoveries, Viking World Voyage III and Viking World Voyage IV.
  • Expedition: all 2026–2029 departures of Arctic to Antarctic Explorer, From the Arctic to Antarctica, Longitudinal World Cruise IV, Longitudinal World Cruise VI and Longitudinal World Cruise VII.
  • Cruise pricing on the Viking Australia website is the sale price, inclusive of the advertised savings. Strikeout pricing displayed indicates Viking’s original brochure pricing for the relevant departure and category. Savings are calculated against that original brochure pricing. Maximum savings are available on selected departures and categories only and may not be available on all dates, stateroom categories or itineraries.

Complete terms and conditions may be found in the Passenger Ticket Contract.


GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS APPLICABLE FOR BOOKINGS MADE FROM 05 AUGUST 2026 UNTIL SOLD OUT ON ALL ELIGIBLE RIVER, OCEAN AND EXPEDITION CRUISE SAILINGS (2026-2030).

  • These General Terms & Conditions apply to the River, Ocean and Expedition Cruise offers listed above, for eligible sailings between 2026 and 2030, unless otherwise stated in the specific offer terms.
  • Prices are per person, in Australian dollars, based on double occupancy and correct at time of publication.
  • Prices include all advertised discounts.
  • Offers are subject to availability on selected departures and categories. If an advertised departure, category or offer allocation sells out before the advertised end date, the offer may no longer be available for that departure or category.
  • Offers are only valid for new bookings made on selected departures from 5 August 2026 until the promotion has ended, unless the applicable departure, category or offer allocation sells out prior.
  • A deposit of AU$1,000pp is required within three (3) days of booking to secure a confirmed reservation. If a deposit is not received within this time frame the reservation may automatically cancel.
  • Once deposit payment has been made, Viking’s standard cancellation penalties apply.
  • Under Viking’s Flexible Deposit Policy, qualified guests may cancel before the final payment due date and receive their deposit back as a Future Cruise Voucher (FCV), less a cancellation fee of AU$100pp.
  • When booking airfares through Viking (including when taking advantage of a special offer that includes air travel), standard airline cancellation fees also apply.
  • Itineraries, inclusions, timings and routes are subject to change. Advertising images, maps and summaries are indicative only and may not show every port, route or timing detail. Guests should review the itinerary and inclusions for their selected departure on the Viking Australia website before booking and again before travel.

Flexible Deposit Policy from 01 April 2024 – Terms & Conditions.

  • Our Flexible Deposit Policy applies to new reservations made from 01 April 2024 and is combinable with all other Viking offers available.
  • Under our Flexible Deposit Policy, qualified guests can cancel their booking before the final payment due date and receive their deposit back in the form of a Future Cruise Voucher (FCV) less a cancellation fee of AU$100pp.
  • When booking airfares through Viking (including when taking advantage of a special offer that includes air travel), standard airline cancellation fees will also apply. In some cases, airfares will be non-refundable. In the event of cancellation of flights, the airline cancellation fees will be deducted from the deposit paid and, therefore, the FCV issued.
  • Guests will have 24 months from the date of issue of the FCV, to select their new date and make a new reservation on any Viking River, Ocean, or Expedition cruise.
  • The FCV has no cash value and is unable to be used as the deposit on a new booking. An additional cruise deposit will be required for the new booking, and the FCV will be applied as a ’Booking Discount’.
  • The FCV will be automatically applied at the time of booking and must be redeemed by the expiration date on the voucher. The FCV must be applied prior to final payment on the booking.
  • Once the FCV has been applied to a booking it is considered redeemed and cannot be re‐issued or used towards another cruise. Any unused balance on the FCV is lost and has no cash value.
  • Once issued, the FCV is non-transferable.