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Viking Sky Cruise Ship Details

Seasonal Routes: Mediterranean, Baltic, Caribbean, Panama Canal
In Service:2016 | 10 years
Last Refurb:NA
Class:Star
Builder:Fincantieri Ancona
Build Location:Ancona, Italy
Cost:400 Million USD
Call Sign:LAYU7
Flagged Country:Norway
Passengers:930
Crew:480
Gross Tons:47,800 GT
Length: 745.4 ft
Beam: 94.5 ft
Draft: 20.7 ft
Speed: 20.0 knots / 23.0 mph
Staterooms:465

The Star class river cruise ships were built for Viking and feature the classic Longship design with shallow draft for European rivers. They have spacious cabins, elegant interiors, and excellent onboard service with a focus on destination immersion. The ships include a sun deck and panoramic lounge areas. The class was designed for comfortable river cruising with efficient propulsion for narrow waterways.

Viking Sky Dry Dock History

Previous Dry Dock
June 23, 2020 - November 10, 2020
Shipyard
Harland & Wolff Belfast
Duration
141 days
Viking Sky spent an extended maintenance and refurbishment period at Harland & Wolff in Belfast from June 23 through November 10, 2020, while cruise operations were suspended during the COVID-19 pandemic. The ship underwent repair, upgrade and refurbishment work during the nearly five-month stay, including general maintenance and modernization work while berthed at the Belfast shipyard.
Previous Dry Dock
March 27, 2019
Shipyard
Vestbase Kristiansund
Viking Sky arrived at a shipyard in Kristiansund on March 27, 2019, for required repairs following the March 23 propulsion blackout and emergency off Hustadvika. The Norwegian Maritime Authority had issued permission for a single voyage from Molde to the repair yard. The following cruise was cancelled. Reports note inspections of the underwater hull and cooling-water inlets before the transfer.
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