Cruise Advice
Duration
9 Nights
Journey Type
Sailing from Ukraine
Ports
4 Ports
9-11 May
Setting sail from Kiev
Ukraine's capital is one of the oldest cities in Eastern Europe, a place where beautifully ornate churches sit alongside brutalist Soviet towers. Highlights include the golden domes of St Sophia cathedral and the 11th-century Monastery of the Caves, both inscribed on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Kiev also has an important Jewish heritage, a hip restaurant and bar scene and some lively markets.
12 May
Scenic river cruising
13 May
Ukraine: Zaporozhye
14 May
Ukraine: Kherson
The port of Kherson, founded in 1778 on the orders of Catherine the Great, lies at the point where the Dnieper river empties into the Black Sea. Highlights include the Italian-influenced St Catherine’s Cathedral, the bustling market and the Monument to the First Shipbuilders of the Black Sea Fleet.
15-17 May
Arriving in Odessa
Founded by Catherine the Great in 1794, the sunny port of Odessa has a rich and storied history as a cosmopolitan playground for Russian high society, reflected in the city's gloriously faded neoclassical architecture. Famous sights include the Potemkin Steps, so called after featuring in the classic 1925 film 'Battleship Potemkin'.
Your home from home
Viking Sineus operates unique and fascinating itineraries on the Dnieper River between Kiev and Odessa, exploring the heart of Ukraine.
What we love
Spacious staterooms are furnished in warm blonde woods in keeping with Viking's sleek Scandinavian style. The recently refurbished public areas offer comfort and space, where you can enjoy contemporary cuisine and the wonderful scenery.
| Capacity | 196 Guests |
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| Crew | 110 Staff |
| Style | Understated, elegant on board environment where you can relax after an enriching day of shore excursions. |
| Inclusions |
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| Year Built | 1979 |
| Last Refurbished | 2014 |
| Length | 423 feet |
| Breadth | 57 feet |
| Cruising Speed | 39 knots |
