Itinerary

Dec. 15 – Miami, FL Dec. 16 – At Sea Dec. 17-19 – Cienfuegos, Cuba Dec. 20 – Ocho Rios, Jamaica Dec. 21  - At Sea Dec. 22 – San Jose, Costa Rica Dec. 23. Colon, Panama Dec. 24 – Panama Canal Dec. 25 – At Sea Dec. 26 – Puntarenas, Costa Rica Dec. 27 – Corinto Nicaragua Dec. 28 – Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala Dec. 19-31 – At Sea Jan. 1 – Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Jan. 2-3 – At Sea Jan. 4-5 – Los Angeles, CA, USA Jan. 6-12 – At Sea Jan. 13 – Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia Jan. 14 – At Sea Jan. 15-16 – Tahiti, French Polynesia Jan. 17 – Bora Bora, French Polynesia Jan. 18 – At Sea Jan. 19 – Rarotonga, Cook Islands Jan. 20 – At Sea Jan. 22 – Cross the International Date Line Jan. 23 - Tongatapu, Tonga Jan. 24 – At Sea Jan. 25 – Suva, Fiji Jan. 26-27 – At Sea Jan. 28 – Bay of Islands, New Zealand Jan. 29 -30 – Auckland, New Zealand Jan. 31 – Rotorua, New Zealand Feb. 1 – Napier, New Zealand Feb. 2 – Wellington, New Zealand Feb. 3 – Christchurch, New Zealand Feb. 4 – Dunedin, New Zealand Feb. 5-7 – At Sea Feb. 8 – Melbourne, Australia Feb. 9 – At Sea Feb. 10-11 – Sydney, Australia Feb. 12 – At Sea Feb. 13 – Brisbane, Australia Feb. 14 – At Sea Feb. 15 – Whitsunday Island, Australia Feb. 16 – Cairns, Australia Feb. 1 7 – Cruise the Great Barrier Reef Feb. 18 – Thursday Island, Australia Feb. 19-20 – At Sea Feb. 21 – Darwin, Australia Feb. 22 – At Sea Feb. 23 – Komodo, Indonesia Feb. 24 – Bali, Indonesia

Feb.25 – At Sea Feb.26 – Java, Indonesia Feb. 27-28 – At Sea Mar. 1 –Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Mar. 2 – Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia Mar. 3 – At Sea Mar. 4-5 – Manila, Philippines Mar. 6-7 – At Sea Mar. 8-9 – Shanghai, China Mar. 10-11 – At Sea Mar.12-13 – Hong Kong, China Mar. 14 – Haikou, China Mar. 15-16 – At Sea Mar.17-18 – Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Mar. 19 – At Sea Mar. 20 - Sihanoukville, Cambodia Mar. 21-22 – Bangkok, Thailand Mar. 23 – Koh Samui, Thailand Mar. 24 – At Sea Mar. 25-26 – Singapore, Singapore Mar. 27 – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Mar. 29 – Phuket, Thailand Mar. 30-31 – At Sea Apr. 1 – Chennai, India Apr. 2-3 – At Sea Apr. 4 - Cochin, India Arp. 5 – At Sea Apr. 6 – Goa, India Apr. 7 – Mumbai, India Apr. 8-9 – At Sea Apr. 10 – Muscat, Oman Apr. 11-16 – At Sea Apr. 17 – Aqaba, Jordan Apr. 18 – Luxor, Egypt Apr. 19 – Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt Apr. 20 - Suez Canal Apr.21 – Alexandria, Egypt Apr. 22-23 – At  Sea Apr. 24 – Valletta, Malta Apr. 35 - Tunis, Tunisia Apr. 26 – Sardinia, Italy Apr. 27 – Algiers, Algeria Apr. 28 – Murcia, Spain Apr. 29 – Granada, Spain Apr. 30 – At Sea May 1 – Porto, Portugal May 2-3 – At Sea May 4- London, England May 5 – London, England Disembarkation

Viking Sun’s Route

The Ship: Viking Sun

Year Built: 2017

Gross Tonnage : 48000 gt

Average Speed : 20 knots

Length : 754 feet

Beam : 92 feet

Number of Passengers: 464-928

Number of Crew: 465

Number of Passenger Decks : 9

Decks with Cabins: 6

Number of Outside Rooms : 464

Number of Restaurants : 6

Number of Pools : 2

Number of Elevators : 4

Viking Ocean Cruises newest ship, Viking Sun, will debut on October 5, 2017 as she embarks on four Mediterranean cruises before sailing to Miami. She arrives in Miami on November 17, 2017, where she will do four Caribbean cruises before leaving on December 15, 2017 for Viking Ocean Lines first World Cruise. Featuring the same understated interior design and inviting public spaces found on sister ships Viking Sea, Viking Sky and Viking Star, this elegant vessel continues Viking's theme of an intimate, relaxed onboard experience, privileged-access excursions, and destination focus. Offering world-class service, a veranda in every stateroom, two pools including a glass-backed infinity pool, outdoor gym/yoga area, luxurious spa complete with "snow grotto," a variety of dining options from casual to private, and more time in port as well as a host of cultural enrichment opportunities, this cruise on Viking Sun should be a world-class experience.