Viking Glory

Viking Glory is a cruiseferry owned and operated by Viking Line, launched in January 2021 and entering service in March 2022. Carrying around 2,800 guests, she's a mid-sized ship, and, by gross tonnage, the largest cruiseferry on the northern Baltic Sea. She was built on the foundation of Viking Grace but with a focus on improved energy efficiency, making her nine percent larger overall and reflecting Viking Line's broader push toward more sustainable Baltic operations.

As a modern cruiseferry, Viking Glory balances the practical demands of a working ferry service with genuine onboard comfort. She offers 922 cabins ranging from standard inside rooms to suites. All staterooms are air-conditioned with en-suite bathrooms, LCD TV, radio, and phone, while suites and premium cabins add a hairdryer, mini fridge, double bed, and double sofa bed, giving families and couples alike a comfortable base for the overnight crossing.

Her dining and entertainment venues are thoughtfully named after local heritage. The shellfish restaurant Kobba takes her name from an island in the Aland Islands, Algoths speakeasy honours a famous Finnish smuggler, and Mimmi's hamburger restaurant is named after female sailor Wilhelmina Widbom. Other venues include a buffet, market restaurant, bar and bakery, the Vista room club and lounge, a casino, and further bars, giving guests plenty to explore across the crossing.

Viking Glory operates the Turku to Aland to Stockholm route, where she replaced the Amorella, continuing Viking Line's long presence on one of the Baltic's most travelled ferry corridors.

Viking Glory suits travellers making the Baltic crossing between Finland and Sweden who value a modern, well-appointed vessel with room to relax, alongside a genuine range of dining and entertainment options.

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