So this time next week we will have sailed away from New York City on the way to the Caribbean. Nothing really unusual about that, cruise ships do it all the time. But that we will be back on Read More …
Viking Ocean Cruises’ In The Wake Of Vikings itinerary transformed a simple repositioning cruise from Europe to North America into a lifetime quality travel event. Sailing from Bergen to Montreal, we joined Viking Star’s journey in progress, hopping on in Iceland. In Read More …
To have a great cruise sailing experience, travelers need to be closely matched with four factors. The right cruise line, a good ship with appropriate features, an itinerary that they can get excited about and accommodations they will feel comfortable living in. Read More …
Incomparable vs. uncomparable Two or more things that can’t be compared with each other are uncomparable. Something that is so good that it is beyond comparison is incomparable. There are two ways to look at Viking Star as the new ship created Read More …
I suppose the same could be said about a number of cruise ships; ‘It’s like they had me in mind’ when being designed. Indeed, we have used this space to highlight features on a number of ships we believe are Read More …
When Viking Ocean Cruises comes to the Caribbean, on board will be a variety of dining options. Arguably one of the main attractions of most ocean cruise experiences, Viking too has placed a great amount of emphasis on their culinary offerings, albeit Read More …
Viking Star brings a new travel option to the Caribbean, not offered by any other cruise line. In this countdown series, we have discussed a number of features unique to the Viking ocean cruise experience and how they have worked out Read More …
Stopping in the Canadian port of Saguenay with Viking Ocean Cruises brought a full day of exploring. In port from 8AM to 8:30PM, we did not have to go far to experience Canadian history, with locals greeting Viking Star upon Read More …
Repositioning cruises happen when ships end a sailing season in one part of the world and move to a different location to begin again. Also referred to as a trans atlantic sailing when positioning to or from Europe and North America, Read More …