Following on from the record sale of its 2021/22 and 2022/23 World Cruises, Viking is encouraging guests looking for the ultimate cruise to consider its other Grand Voyages, which range from 37 to 93 days.
“The halt on global travel due to the COVID pandemic has created a greater desire to travel than ever before and on a much grander scale”, said Michelle Black, MD Viking ANZ.
“Travellers are wanting to make up for lost time and make the most of freedoms once we are able to travel again. This is obvious with the unprecedented sale of Viking’s 2021/22 and 2022/23 world cruises. However, for those guests who missed out, we still have limited availability on other grand journeys, although competition for staterooms is already high”.
Equally rewarding yet shorter, Grand Voyages combine two or more itineraries in one seamless journey. Viking’s signature cultural immersion, destination insights and great value price offer a unique opportunity for guests looking for a more in-depth experience.
93-day Grand Pacific Explorer from Vancouver to Auckland, departing September 2022. Visiting 13 countries, with 48 guided tours and overnight stays in 13 ports from Vancouver to Alaska, on to Asia, along the Australian east coast and across to Auckland. Starting from $51,995 per person.
79- day Australia, Asia and Alaska, from Vancouver to Sydney, departing September 2022. Visiting 12 countries, with 39 guided tours and overnight stays in 13 ports starting in Vancouver to Alaska, on to Asia and along the Australian east coast to Sydney. Starting from $43,195 per person.
37-day Far East and Alaska from Hong Kong to Vancouver, departing April 2023. Visiting 5 countries, with 19 guided tours. Commencing in Hong Kong, Taipei, Japan, Russia, Alaska and onto Vancouver. Starting from $21,195 per person.
For additional information, visit your Viking agent, vikingcruises.com.au or phone Viking on 138 747 (AU) / 0800 447 913 (NZ).
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