| Entered Service: | 2015 |
|---|---|
| Length: | 442.91ft / 135m |
| Width: | 95.14ft / 29m |
| Decks: | 4 |
| Number of Passengers: | 190 |
| Number of Crew: | 50 |
| Size: | 5,000 gross tonnage |
How many guests are on the Viking Eir?
The Viking Eir hosts 190 guests in 95 outside staterooms. This limited capacity ensures an intimate and relaxed environment, allowing the crew to provide the high level of personal service that Viking is renowned for.
What are the stateroom options?
There are five stateroom categories available. These include Standard staterooms on the Main Deck, French Balcony and Veranda staterooms on the Middle and Upper decks, and seven Veranda Suites. For the ultimate experience, two Explorer Suites offer 270 degree views with a wraparound balcony.
Is there an elevator on the Viking Eir?
Yes, a glass elevator connects the Middle and Upper decks. It is worth noting that the elevator does not reach the Main Deck or the Sun Deck, so guests staying on the lowest deck or wishing to go topside will need to use the stairs.
Where does the Viking Eir typically sail?
The Viking Eir is a regular on the Rhine river. It most frequently operates the popular Rhine Getaway itinerary, travelling between Amsterdam and Basel, taking in the spectacular castles of the Middle Rhine Valley and the historic cities of Germany and France.
What power sockets are available?
Every cabin features both 220V European and 110V North American sockets, as well as USB ports for charging mobile devices. British travellers should bring a standard two pin European travel adapter for any three pin appliances.