Viking Reveals Its 2028-2029 World Cruise Itineraries

Viking just announced its 2028–29 World Cruise itineraries, and they’re seriously impressive. Here’s what you need to know about these epic voyages.

Viking Reveals Its 2028–29 World Cruise Itineraries

Viking is giving world travelers something exciting to look forward to. The cruise line has just unveiled a lineup of world cruises running from 125 to 170 days. These voyages are built for curious travelers who want to see as much of the globe as possible in one trip.

“Our approach has always been to focus on the destination,” said Torstein Hagen, Viking’s executive chairman. “Our World Cruises are thoughtfully designed for curious travelers who have the time and desire to experience dozens of phenomenal destinations around the globe in one seamless journey.”

Where Do These Cruises Go?

Highlights Along the Way

Every voyage crosses a wide range of destinations. Travelers can expect stops in Hawaii, French Polynesia, New Zealand, and Australia. The ships also sail through Southeast Asia and Africa.

Overnight stays are included in some of the world’s most iconic cities. Think Sydney, Singapore, Zanzibar, Cape Town, and Casablanca. Most voyages wrap up somewhere in Europe.

The Four Itinerary Options

Viking World Cruise – 142 Days

This voyage sails aboard the Viking Vesta. It leaves Fort Lauderdale on December 21, 2028. The trip covers six continents and 31 countries before ending in London on May 12, 2029.

Viking World Voyage III – 170 Days

Want even more? This extended option picks up where the 142-day cruise leaves off. It continues from London and adds 21 more ports across Northern Europe and Scandinavia. The journey ends in Stockholm.

Viking World Voyage IV – 153 Days

This voyage departs from Los Angeles and sails all the way to Stockholm. It visits an impressive 37 countries along the way. It’s a great pick for West Coast travelers.

Viking World Discoveries – 125 Days

This is the shortest option in the lineup. It departs from Los Angeles, visits 27 countries, and finishes in London. It’s still a massive trip, just a bit more compact.

What’s Included Onboard

Learning and Culture at Sea

Viking includes cultural enrichment on every voyage. Guests can attend lectures and live entertainment throughout the trip. The Viking Resident Historian program is a standout feature, offering history and cultural education tied directly to each destination.

Shore Excursions

Basic excursions are included with every sailing. Guests can also choose optional multi-day overland adventures for a deeper experience. Some popular options include a six-day Uluru and Great Barrier Reef tour, a six-day India’s Golden Triangle trip, and a five-day Kruger National Park overland excursion.

Spring Sale Perks for North American Travelers

Viking is currently running a Spring Sale through May 31, 2026. North American travelers can take advantage of several valuable perks. These include free business class airfare and transfers, a $4,000 per couple shore excursion credit, a $4,000 per couple shipboard credit for returning guests, and a 10% discount on the deposit.