Viking Hervor deck plans

Viking Hervor (2020-built) is one of the Viking Cruises longships. This large riverboat is named after the valkyrie Hervor. According to Norse mythology, the fair-haired woman was spinning flax/linseed by a lake when Volund (blacksmith) came and took her as his wife. After a 7-year marriage, she was called by the gods and never returned. The valkyries ("choosers of the slain", handmaidens of god Odin) are horse-riding female entities bestowed by goddess Freya with the right to decide which soldiers will die in the battle and which will live.

Viking Hervor cruise ship deck plan has a total of 95 staterooms for 190 passengers (served by 50 crew/staff), 4 passenger decks (3 with cabins), 2-story Atrium (glass roof-covered midship area), 1 glass-enclosed elevator (passenger lift connecting Main-Upper decks only), two restaurants (Dining Room and Aquavit Terrace/Lido Buffet), Observation Bar Lounge, Library, Foyer (lobby area with Boutique Shop and Reception Desk), Sun Deck with Sky Bar (fore-located outdoor seating area with tables and chairs), SkyLight (glass roof over the Atrium), Wheelhouse/Bridge, shaded seating (covered by a large retractable awning and encircled by a Walking Track), Aft-Sundeck with putting green (mini-golf), Herb Garden (organic herbal garden) and deckgames area (shuffleboard, giant outdoor chessboard).

The Viking longship Hervor has no self-service laundry facilities (laundromats), fitness/gym room, swimming pool/whirlpool, spa/beauty salon. Passengers may access health and spa facilities at luxury hotels along the river cruisetour itinerary route.