Overview
There's no better way to see Northern Europe and Baltic Sea than from the deck of Viking Beyla, sailing with Viking River Cruises for 5 nights from Wittenberg. Your journey takes in 3 ports of call, including Torgau, Dresden, and Bad Schandau, with 2 days at sea to enjoy the ship's world-class facilities. Whether you're relaxing on deck on a sea day or exploring ashore, this Viking River Cruises journey offers something for everyone. At £3,795 per person, this is a compelling way to explore Northern Europe and Baltic Sea with Viking River Cruises.
Viking River Cruises
Viking is the largest river cruise line operators in the world, with a fleet of 76 ships running sailings across four continents on an army of award-winning ships. The river arm of Viking is just one of Viking's cruise options, the super-premium Norwegian ocean cruise line known for its superlative cruise experience, small ships with Scandi-chic interiors and fantastic destination and cultural enrichment programme.
On the river, Viking offers cruisers the chance to sail in Europe, Asia, Africa and the US, offering facilities like sundeck swimming pools, relaxing Aquavit terraces and well-stocked libraries. Continually making new additions and expanding, Viking has recently upped its Nile river cruise game with two new ships, and also sails the Mississippi river.
The cruise line also champions themed cruises, taking passengers to the likes of the Passion Play at Oberammergau and offering exclusive pre-and post-cruise land tours.
Cruise Itinerary

Meissen is a picturesque town with cobbled streets, red-roofed houses and a long history of craftsmanship. The porcelain manufactory has been producing high-end ceramics since 1710 and is still open for tours and demonstrations.Many excursions begin with a visit to the factory and museum, followed by time in the old town. Don’t miss the Gothic Meissen Cathedral and Albrechtsburg Castle, perched dramatically above the Elbe.It’s a compact stop, but rich in detail – a great place to pick up souvenirs and learn more about Saxony’s artistic heritage.
View moreOnce known as the “Florence on the Elbe”, Dresden is a city of grandeur and resilience. Devastated during WWII, its historic centre has been rebuilt, with standout landmarks like the Frauenkirche and the Zwinger Palace restored to their former glory.Cruise excursions often include walking tours of the Altstadt, where you’ll see the Semper Opera House, the Royal Palace and the mural of the Procession of Princes. Art lovers can head to the Old Masters Gallery, home to works by Raphael, Vermeer and Rembrandt.The Elbe runs right through the heart of Dresden, so you can enjoy the view even while on board.
View moreMeissen is a picturesque town with cobbled streets, red-roofed houses and a long history of craftsmanship. The porcelain manufactory has been producing high-end ceramics since 1710 and is still open for tours and demonstrations.Many excursions begin with a visit to the factory and museum, followed by time in the old town. Don’t miss the Gothic Meissen Cathedral and Albrechtsburg Castle, perched dramatically above the Elbe.It’s a compact stop, but rich in detail – a great place to pick up souvenirs and learn more about Saxony’s artistic heritage.
View moreMeissen is a picturesque town with cobbled streets, red-roofed houses and a long history of craftsmanship. The porcelain manufactory has been producing high-end ceramics since 1710 and is still open for tours and demonstrations.Many excursions begin with a visit to the factory and museum, followed by time in the old town. Don’t miss the Gothic Meissen Cathedral and Albrechtsburg Castle, perched dramatically above the Elbe.It’s a compact stop, but rich in detail – a great place to pick up souvenirs and learn more about Saxony’s artistic heritage.
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Viking Beyla
Farm Servant to Norse God Freyr
Beyla is a servant to Freyr, Norse god of virility. She looks after his realm with her husband Byggvir.
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