Viking Kari

Viking Kari, with a length of approximately 125 meters, can accommodate up to 168 passengers in its 84 cabins. The ship has a crew of 46 people. The name derives from mythology; Kari, the eldest son of the giant Fornjot, was the Norse wind god of the north, capable of carrying the Vikings across vast waters. He was associated with the breath of life, providing air to the lungs of mortals.
The ship has 4 decks, including a Sun deck with a 360-degree view and a shaded seating area. Onboard, you'll also find a shop, a restaurant, a library, a bar, and an extraordinary terrace at the bow of the ship for outdoor dining.
Giorgia Lombardo