VIKING has announced a new Nile River ship for 2022, building on the cruise line’s commitment to Egypt. Inspired by the design of the cruise line’s Longships, Viking Aton (render pictured) is built specifically to navigate the Nile River, and is currently under construction, scheduled to debut in Sep next...
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VIKING has announced a new Nile River ship for 2022, building on the cruise line’s commitment to Egypt.
Inspired by the design of the cruise line’s Longships, Viking Aton (render pictured) is built specifically to navigate the Nile River, and is currently under construction, scheduled to debut in Sep next year.
Aton will sail the cruise line’s popular Pharaohs & Pyramids itinerary, which travellers can currently save up to $2,000 per couple on, starting from $7,295 per person.
Hosting 82 guests in 41 staterooms, Aton will feature all outside cabins with river views; spacious suites with two full-size rooms and verandas; a pool and sun deck with 360 views; the Viking Lounge, with floor-to-ceiling glass doors; and Viking’s Aquavit Terrace, featuring al fresco dining and indoor/outdoor viewing along the Nile River.
“Egypt remains a top destination for many of our guests who are inspired to discover the rich history and beauty of the region,” said Chairman Torstein Hagen.
“The addition of Viking Aton is a reflection of our continued investment in Egypt; we look forward to introducing the country’s cultural treasures to even more Viking guests.”
“We will always maintain our commitment to creating meaningful experiences that are focused on the destination,” he said.
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