- Viking has taken delivery of the Viking Haki.
- The ship carries 190 guests and has 95 staterooms.
- The Haki will sail Rhine, Main and Danube itineraries.
- Viking expects 17 additional river ships by 2028.
- The company will have 114 river ships in 2028.
Viking has confirmed it has taken delivery of the Viking Haki, its newest Viking Longship. The 190-guest Haki was named in Amsterdam and will join sister ships sailing itineraries on the Rhine, Main and Danube rivers. The ship features 95 staterooms and Scandinavian design.
The Haki will sail itineraries including Rhine Getaway, Grand European Tour, Danube Waltz and Tulips and Windmills as well as Christmas Market itineraries. Based on Viking’s committed orderbook the company expects to take delivery of 17 additional river ships by 2028, 11 additional ocean ships by 2032 and two additional expedition ships by 2031. With these orders Viking will have 114 river ships in 2028 and 28 ocean and expedition ships in 2032.
The delivery follows the naming ceremony in Amsterdam where seven river ships were named simultaneously. The Haki joins the Viking Rota, Viking Haki, Viking Halogi and Viking Sjofn which will sail the Rhine, Main and Danube. The Viking Ptah sails the Nile and the Viking Fjolvar sails the Seine.
Leah Talactac shared “Our river voyages offer an ideal way to explore Europe, bringing guests closer to the history, culture and traditions of the destinations they visit. We are pleased to welcome the elegant Viking Haki to our fleet and to offer even more guests the opportunity to discover these remarkable destinations in Viking comfort.”
