Liverpool is set to be part of Viking’s Guinness World Record attempt, the world’s longest-ever continuous passenger cruise.
Setting sail on the 1st September from Greenwich, Viking will be attempting to sail continously for 245 days. With an epic journey ahead, spanning six continents, 51 countries and 111 ports, this is the perfect adventure of a lifetime. Unlock Liverpool took a closer look at this incredible ship to check everything was ship-shape.
The Viking Sun will travel around the globe, bringing guests to some of the world’s most legendary cities, iconic landmarks and far-flung destinations before returning to London in May 2020.
“For more than 20 years we have been committed to connecting travellers to culturally immersive experiences that allow them to explore the world in comfort,” said Torstein Hagen, Chairman of Viking. “Our Ultimate World Cruise is the most extensive itinerary available in the industry, nearly double the length of our previous world cruise itineraries. I am pleased to offer such a unique experience for our guests.”
The first leg of the cruise will feature UK destinations such as Dover, Dublin, Holyhead,Belfast, Edinburgh and of course, Liverpool, before exploring Scandinavia, the Caribbean and destinations throughout South America. The Viking Sun will then continue its journey along the coast of Australia and throughout Asia before heading back to Europe.
Offering passengers the height of luxury, the Viking Sun has been perfectly styled with fabulous timeless interiors that set the scene for a modern and sophisticated cruise. You will be treated to exceptional dining options on board and only the best facilities.
