Viking Truvor

Viking Truvor, with a length of 130 meters, a crew of 115 people, was built-in 2013 and can accommodate a maximum of 204 passengers. Its 102 cabins are divided into 4 categories: 31 deluxe cabins, 67 cabins with verandas, 2 junior suites, and 2 suites. The ship has 4 decks, 3 interior and the Sun deck. Onboard, you'll find a restaurant, the library, two panoramic bars, a shop, and a shaded seating area on the Sun deck.
The name derives from mythology; Truvor, whose name means "our faithful," took charge of Izborsk, an area near what is now the border of Russia and Estonia, controlling these lands for the Kievan Rus.