Viking Vidar

Built in 2015, Viking Vidar can accommodate up to 190 passengers in its 95 cabins, with a crew of 50 people, and it measures approximately 135 meters in length. Onboard areas include a restaurant and a bar/lounge, both with large panoramic windows, a library, a shop, and the Aquavit Terrace. There is also a Sun deck that offers spectacular views of the landscape, featuring a shaded seating area and a walking track. The name is derived from mythology; true to a grudge, the Norse god Vidar avenges the death of his father Odin.
Giorgia Lombardo