Viking Aegir

The Viking Aegir is an intimate vessel designed to carry just 190 guests. With a dedicated crew of 50 on board, you can expect a high level of personal service and an atmosphere that never feels crowded.

The ship features 95 outside staterooms across five different categories. These range from Standard staterooms with high windows to French Balcony and Veranda options. For the ultimate in luxury, there are seven Veranda Suites and two expansive Explorer Suites which offer 270 degree views from a private wraparound balcony.

Yes, there is an elevator that connects the Middle and Upper decks. It is important to note that the elevator does not reach the Main Deck or the Sun Deck. Guests staying in Standard staterooms on the Main Deck will need to use the stairs to access the main public areas.

You can enjoy gourmet meals in the main Restaurant which features floor to ceiling windows for panoramic views. For a more casual experience, the revolutionary indoor outdoor Aquavit Terrace at the bow of the ship offers al fresco dining and is the perfect spot for breakfast or a light lunch while enjoying the river breeze.

In keeping with the focus on destination immersion, Viking Longships do not feature a pool or a fitness center. Instead, you will find a scenic walking track and a putting green on the Sun Deck. The ship also features an organic herb garden used by the onboard chefs.

Every stateroom is equipped with both 110V North American and 220V European sockets. There are also USB ports available by the bedside for easy charging of mobile devices. UK travelers will require a standard two pin European adapter for their three pin appliances.

While there are no self service laundry facilities on the Viking Aegir, a professional laundry and pressing service is available for a fee. Guests staying in Explorer Suites enjoy complimentary laundry and shoe shine services as part of their booking perks.

The Viking Baldur primarily cruises along the Rhine, Main, and Danube rivers. It is a mainstay for the legendary Grand European Tour, which travels between Amsterdam and Budapest. It also frequently operates the Rhine Getaway itinerary through Germany's castle-heavy Middle Rhine Valley and seasonal Christmas Market cruises across Central Europe.