190
Passengers
50
Crew
2015
Launched
5000t
Tonnage
135m
Length
11m
Width
15kts
Speed
4
Decks
EUR
Currency

About Viking Skirnir

Run by Viking River Cruises, Viking Skirnir is a river ship inaugurated in 2015. It carries up to 190 guests, in 95 cabins, in addition to 50 crew members.

This size of ship lends itself to an intimate experience that feels more personal and peaceful than on larger vessels. You must be an adult to sail on Viking Skirnir.

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Restaurants, Bars & Cafés on Viking Skirnir

Restaurants, Bars & Cafés

On board, two restaurants and eating venues are on offer. There is also a bar for guests to enjoy.

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Entertainment on Viking Skirnir

Entertainment

Viking Skirnir has three entertainment options to enjoy during your voyage.

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Accommodation on Viking Skirnir

Accommodation

Viking Skirnir has 95 cabins across five accommodation categories. That includes both standard staterooms and suites. Amenities vary across the tiers, with higher-category cabins including a generous array of extra perks. But across the board, you'll still experience the signature Viking River Cruises approach to quality and service.

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Ship Interior & Deck Plans on Viking Skirnir

Ship Interior & Deck Plans

Viking Skirnir spans four decks. Explore the ship's deck plans to see every level.

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Frequently asked questions

Where does Viking Skirnir sail?

Viking Skirnir departs from Budapest, Amsterdam, Basel, and Nuremberg, sailing to Europe.

How much does it cost to cruise on Viking Skirnir and when should I book?

A 7-night cruise on Viking Skirnir costs from £1,181 per person in March, rising to £2,224 per person in the peak month of December.

What cruise line operates Viking Skirnir and when was it built?

Viking Skirnir is operated by Viking River Cruises. She was launched in 2015.

How big is Viking Skirnir?

Viking Skirnir has a gross tonnage of 5,000 GT, measures 135m long by 11m wide, cruises at 15 knots, and has 4 passenger decks.

How many passengers and cabins does Viking Skirnir have?

Viking Skirnir accommodates up to 190 passengers with a crew of 50 across 95 cabins.

What facilities and entertainment are on Viking Skirnir?

Viking Skirnir features 2+ dining venues, shows and entertainment, and spa and fitness centre. This is an adults-only ship (no passengers under 18).

What type of cruising is Viking Skirnir best for?

Viking Skirnir is ideal for river cruises, classic cruising, adults-only cruises, and fly-cruising. The onboard currency is EUR.

Is smoking allowed on Viking Skirnir?

Smoking is permitted on board Viking Skirnir in designated areas only.

What electrical sockets does Viking Skirnir have?

There are US 2 Pin 110v and EU 2 Pin 220v sockets on board. Adapters are not provided.

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