Viking Polaris overview
Experience all the comfort and elegance of our award-winning fleet with an expedition ship built specifically to explore the world's most remote destinations and allow you to immerse yourself in these regions.
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Viking Polaris ship stats
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Price:
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Size:
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Total Passengers:
378 -
Total Crew:
260 -
Passenger to Crew Ratio:
1.45 -
Built:
Jan 2022 -
Number of Decks:
7 -
Cabin Categories:
10 -
Gross Tonnage:
30,150 -
Length:
673 -
Beam:
77
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Viking Polaris cabins
10 cabin categories.
Balcony
Avg. Size: 227 sq. ft.
Avg. Cost: $1010/night
Suite
Avg. Size: 581 sq. ft.
Avg. Cost: $1434/night
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Viking Polaris dining
The Restaurant
Manfredi's Italian Restaurant
Room Service
Mamsen's
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Viking Polaris onboard activities
Pool and Hot Tub
The Shop
Hydrotherapy Pool
Pool Bar
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7 Viking Polaris Reviews
Write a ReviewWonderful Great Lakes cruise by pookster
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Great Tour of the Great Lakes Region by mwomble74436895
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Summer Cool on the Great Lakes by KentB
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7 Viking Polaris tips
whidbeyben
Beware that Antarctica is a fickle mistress who can change her disposition in an instant. It can go from beautiful glorious blue sky and calm to a grey stormy tempest in a hour’s time. Excursions are highly dependent on weather, sea and ice conditions so even if you manage to book excursions, there’s no guarantees that any will take place. The kayaking and submarine dives are most subject to cancellation. The expedition team does its best to try to reschedule but time runs short. Landings also get canceled. We didn’t get to set foot on the mainland because landings at Brown Station and Oren Harbor were canceled due to excessive sea ice, but did see lots of wildlife landing in the islands of the Palmer Archipelago and South Shetland islands which are part of the Antarctic continent. Those were spectacular and memorable landings. Weather forced us to leave Antarctica a day early to cross the Drake Passage ahead of a storm but we got home safely and in comfort.
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KentB
Walking about town can be more enjoyable than an included 3-hour bus tour of 2 hours driving there and back.
mwomble74436895
Great time ahead - prepare to be pampered and cared for.
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