Viking Ocean Viking Jupiter Cruise Reviews for Luxury to the Mediterranean from Rome (Civitavecchia)

Wanted to visit parts of Italy we had seen before and added southern France and Barcelona. Weather impacted two days of excursions but the staff offered reasonable alternatives with very short notice. Food on board was excellent in the main restaurants. We did not get to sample the Chef’s Table nor Manfrddi’s specialty restaurants because they were fully booked before we could make a ...

We chose this cruise to visit more European sites and we liked the itenerary. The Viking Jupiter is an exquisite sailing vessel and has all the amenities your could ask for. The staff is attentive and helpful but while still giving you space and privacy. The food is 5-star quality. The nightly entertainment was diverse and well performed. We enjoyed the on-board NASA scientist and his nightly ...

We chose this cruise for its historical, cultural values. The amazing itinerary lends itself to I mer to experience rich diversity of the Holy Land. The cruise began in Rome. A smooth transition from the airport to our ship. The next day we were off to explore the city of Rome. Though we have traveled there many times there are always restaurants and historical monuments to explore. We ...

We've been on a Viking River cruise before but this was our first time on an Viking Ocean cruise. We mainly chose this trip because we're familiar with the outstanding service and hospitality of Viking Cruises and to see two sites on our bucket list: ruins in Athens and Jerusalem, and the rest of the sites looked pretty good. It was the first voyage of the Jupiter ship that we were on, so ...

The ship was new and very well decorated. 930 guests on board and no area was crowded. The crew was most gracious and Ships Captain to me a retired US Navy Captain invited me for a tour of the bridge. The ships hosted Stacy was beyond fantastic, extremely helpful and extremely gracious!!! Our stateroom was well decorated, airy, well maintained and very comfortable. Plenty of room for our ...

This was our 4th cruise on Viking and each cruise gets better and better. Service, food, friendly atmosphere, tours, the ship and rooms are all top notch. We decided to stay in a PV3 cabin and really enjoyed the extra space usually we stay in a DV cabin. We decided to mainly take this cruise for the 3 days in Israel and we were not disappointed. We decided to do a private tour in Israel ...

We had an extraordinary experience on the Viking Star, exciting enough to book this trip on the Jupiter before we disembarked from the Star! And the Jupiter was fantastic, thus we booked our third cruise for 2020! The Jupiter is a new ship and it had a few "new ship" blips; our volume on our tv was intermittent for 24 hours and the closet light wouldn't go off. Both of these were handled by ...

I recently returned from Journey to the Antiquities trip, March 23 to April 6, on the brand new Viking Jupiter boat. I was looking forward to an amazing trip with my 84 year old mother. This was probably going to be her last big trip. We expected the best from this lovely new ship. What we got, was not. Here are my Explorer suite 3000 issues, and they are significant issues. So significant ...

Recommendation of friends to take this cruise with them. Visiting interesting Mediterranean ports including Israel. We also liked this being a 15 day cruise - prefer this to seven day cruise so commonly offered by cruise lines. Once we get aboard we like to settle in for awhile. The Viking Jupiter has an excellent layout for the cruiser. Enjoyed all the public spaces and dining options. ...

Had heard good things about Viking and liked the itinerary. Three days in Israel especially appealed to us. Loved the ship and enjoyed all ports of call. We ate in every restaurant and found all to be first class. The food was outstanding. The two speciality restaurants were exceptional. We highly recommend them. An unusual feature on this ship is a planetarium. We saw several shows in the ...