- Viking took delivery of the Viking Rota
- The 190-guest ship sails itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers
- The vessel has 95 staterooms
- Viking expects to take delivery of 18 additional river ships by 2028
- Viking’s river fleet reaches 114 ships in 2028
Viking has taken delivery of the Viking Rota, its newest Viking Longship, named after a Valkyrie and warrior maiden from Norse mythology. The 190-guest ship sails itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers, including Rhine Getaway, Grand European Tour, Danube Waltz, Tulips and Windmills, Christmas on the Rhine and Danube Christmas Delights.
The Viking Rota is the sister ship of the Dagur, which was delivered in late July. Like the Dagur, the Rota has 95 staterooms. Based on Viking’s committed orderbook, the company expects to take delivery of 18 additional river ships by 2028, 11 additional ocean ships by 2032 and two additional expedition ships by 2031. This brings Viking’s river fleet to 114 ships in 2028, paired with 28 ocean and expedition ships in 2032.
Viking has taken delivery of the Viking Rota. The ship has 95 staterooms. The vessel sails itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers.
Leah Talactac shared “The delivery of the Viking Rota marks another milestone for our award-winning river fleet. As interest in river travel continues to grow, we remain focused on creating more opportunities for curious travelers to explore the world in Viking comfort. We look forward to welcoming guests on board this elegant new river vessel.”
