Viking Lomonosov
Overview
Join us on an unforgettable journey along the Dnieper River through the heart of Ukraine on this traditional cruising vessel. Constructed at the famous Boizenburg Shipyard on the Elbe River in Germany, Viking Lomonosov is part of the 22-ship "301" series, the largest and most luxurious ships in Russia at the time. Viking Lomonosov was fully refurbished in 2003, and refitted for the 2011 sailing season to offer additional deluxe staterooms on the Middle Deck.
Ship Features
102 comfortable outside staterooms (29 deluxe, 69 standard, 4 single)
Sun deck with 360-degree views
Bar
Two restaurants
Onboard boutique
Library
Internet stations
Laundry service
Walk-around, open air promenade decks
Hairdresser and doctor on board
Birthday and anniversary policy - cake served in the restaurant or a bottle of champagne placed in stateroom
Join us on an unforgettable journey along the Dnieper River through the heart of Ukraine on this traditional cruising vessel. Constructed at the famous Boizenburg Shipyard on the Elbe River in Germany, Viking Lomonosov is part of the 22-ship "301" series, the largest and most luxurious ships in Russia at the time. Viking Lomonosov was fully refurbished in 2003, and refitted for the 2011 sailing season to offer additional deluxe staterooms on the Middle Deck.
Ship Features
Details
- Ship Facts
- Launched - 1979
- Refurbished - 2002
- Passengers - 202
- Crew - 112
- Length - 423 feet
- Width - 55 feet
- Draft - 10 feet
- Decks - 5
Cruises
2013 : Footsteps of the Cossacks - Kiev to Odessa
From $2,238.00 (USD)
Destination: Scandinavia/Russia
A voyage through Ukraine is a journey through time. Explore the renowned cities of Odessa, Yalta and Kiev, as well as scenery and towns rich in tradition along the Dnieper River.2012 : Footsteps of the Cossacks - Odessa to Kiev
From $2,338.00 (USD)
Destination: Scandinavia/Russia
A voyage through Ukraine is a journey through time. Explore the renowned cities of Odessa, Yalta and Kiev, as well as scenery and towns rich in tradition along the Dnieper River.
