Viking Sigyn is a 190-guest Viking River Cruises river cruise ship, in service since 2024. This page lists 5 upcoming departures across 5 itineraries in European River Cruises, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
✓ Adults seeking a quiet, small-ship river cruise✓ Travelers who value panoramic river views✓ Guests preferring included dining and casual onboard spaces
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
About Viking Sigyn
Viking Sigyn is a 190-guest European river ship in Viking’s Longship fleet, built by Neptun Werft and introduced in 2019. Its compact 135-metre design is intended for scenic cruising on major European rivers, with 95 outside staterooms, extensive river views and a calm, Scandinavian-inspired atmosphere. Passenger highlights include the forward Aquavit Terrace, panoramic restaurant and lounge, sun deck, library and onboard shop. The ship is best suited to adults seeking an intimate, destination-focused river-cruise experience rather than resort-style entertainment.
Ship at a Glance
Operator
Viking River Cruises
Builder / shipyard
Neptun Werft, Rostock, Germany
Registry / flag
Switzerland (confirmed by the ship’s AIS identity)
Call sign
HE7695
IMO number
8338295
MMSI
269057695
Draft
1.6 m
Onboard Experience
Signature highlights
The forward Aquavit Terrace & Lounge provides indoor/outdoor seating and al fresco dining. A panoramic lounge, restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows, sun deck, walking track and putting green emphasize sightseeing and relaxation.
For families
Viking River Cruises positions its European river products primarily for adults, and the ship has no dedicated children’s club, waterslides or other substantial family-focused facilities.
Pools, spa & wellness
Wellness facilities are limited compared with ocean cruise ships. The sun deck provides a walking track and open-air space, but the ship has no dedicated spa, swimming pool or fitness center identified in the available ship information.
Accessibility
The ship has an elevator between the Middle and Upper decks, but it does not serve every accommodation category; Viking specifically notes that categories E and F lack elevator access.
Environmental features
Viking identifies hybrid engines designed to reduce vibration and improve efficiency, while the sun deck includes solar panels and an organic herb garden.
Deck plans
Venues Cabins only Both · Tap a deck to see what's on it
Deck 4 · Sun Deck
Sun DeckBridgeWalking TrackHerb GardenSolar Panels
Departures per month over the next 12 months, from the cruise line's published schedule. Lowest advertised fare per night is in November 2026 (prices change; check when booking).
Viking Sigyn carries about 190 guests with roughly 51 crew.
How old is Viking Sigyn?
Viking Sigyn entered service in 2024.
How big is Viking Sigyn?
At 2,354 gross tons and 135 m long, Viking Sigyn is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 11% of the 566 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
What is the dress code on Viking Sigyn?
Daytime dress is casual. Evening dress is elegant casual, with no formal nights; jackets and ties are optional.
Is dining included on Viking Sigyn?
All onboard dining is included. Beer, wine and soft drinks are complimentary with lunch and dinner, while upgraded beverages may require a beverage package.
How does tipping work on Viking Sigyn?
Gratuities are discretionary. Guests may pre-purchase them or accept a discretionary service charge added to the shipboard account, with changes handled through Guest Services.
Is Wi-Fi included on Viking Sigyn?
Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout the ship, although connection speed can vary.
Is Viking Sigyn accessible to passengers using wheelchairs?
Guests must be able to move independently during emergencies and travel with an able-bodied companion who can assist them. The elevator connects the Middle and Upper decks only, and the Standard Stateroom categories on the Main Deck do not have elevator access.
Can children travel on Viking Sigyn?
All guests must be at least 18 years old on the day of embarkation. The ship does not provide children's facilities or services.