In travel news for May 26, 2023 we talk about Viking adding three new Arctic voyages for 2025.
Travelers seeking to satisfy their spirit of adventure have reason to be excited as Viking Cruises has expanded its 2025 collection with three new Arctic voyages. These excursions, promising a blend of exploration and comfort, are set to traverse the serene landscapes of Canada and Greenland's polar north.
The shortest itinerary, lasting 13 days, is titled "Into the Northwest Passage." It is a round-trip journey starting and ending in Nuuk, Greenland. This voyage will take travelers to breathtaking locations such as Ilulissat, Greenland; Uummannaq, Greenland; Pond Inlet, Canada;and Sisimiut. Passengers will also have the opportunity to partake in eight unique Tours throughout their journey.
Next up is the 15-day "Canada & Greenland Explorer" itinerary. This journey kicks off in Toronto, Canada, and concludes in Nuuk, Greenland. Along the way, passengers will stop in Quebec, Canada; Newfoundland, Canada; Ivittuut, Greenland; Paamiut, Greenland; and Kapisillit, Greenland. This tour also includes 11 diverse Tours for passengers to enjoy.
The grandest of the new voyages is the 27-day "Canada & the Northwest Passage" journey. This voyage sails through the entire Northwest Passage and visits Newfoundland, Quebec, and Toronto, where the journey concludes. Starting from £20,995, this comprehensive voyage includes eight Tours for passengers.
Viking's chairman, Torstein Hagen, expressed his excitement for these new itineraries, linking Viking's heritage with the spirit of exploration. According to him, there is no better way to experience the pristine beauty of Greenland and the Canadian High Arctic than onboard Viking's purpose-built expedition ships.
These new offerings from Viking cater to travelers' growing demand for experiential travel that combines the thrill of discovery with luxury and comfort. As such, these Arctic voyages present a unique opportunity for those seeking new horizons and cultural encounters in some of the world's most untouched regions.
