Viking Ullur

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About Viking Ullur

Viking Ullur is one of Viking’s Longship fleet, launched in 2019 and carrying 190 guests on a river ship purpose-built for the Danube waterway. At 443 feet in length, Viking Ullur is designed to dock directly in the historic city centres along the route, giving passengers immediate access to the Christmas markets and city squares without a transfer from a distant industrial port.
The all-inclusive model covers all meals across the Restaurant with its panoramic river views, with beer, wine and soft drinks included at lunch and dinner throughout the voyage. The Aquavit Terrace gives open-air access to the passing scenery and the Christmas market towns as the ship approaches each port. The Explorer Lounge and Aquavit Terrace are the ship’s social centres. All gratuities, Wi-Fi and specialty coffees and teas are covered from embarkation. One shore excursion per port is included as standard, with the UNESCO Wachau Valley scenic sailing and the Gottweig Abbey visit both included in the programme. The heated bathroom floors and Freyja toiletries in every stateroom reflect the Viking attention to detail that distinguishes the Longship fleet.

Launched

2019

Tonnage

5,000

Length

443

Capacity

190 Cabin Types

outside

suite

balcony

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