Viking Magni
By the numbers
5,000 GT
Tonnage
190
Guests
2013
Built
4
Decks
443ft
Length · 135 m
$3,299 pp
Fares from
$5,499 pp
Median fare
More specifications Fewer specifications
53
Crew
5 star
Rating
About Viking Magni
Son of the mighty Norse god Thor, Magni is believed to be the one god stronger than his father. He is so strong that he is the only one besides Thor to be able to lift Mjollnir, Thor’s mighty hammer.
Where Viking Magni sails
Ports Viking Magni visits
Amsterdam (22)
Kinderdijk (22)
Budapest (21)
Passau (Munich) (21)
Regensburg (21)
Vienna, Austria (21)
Bamberg (18)
Cologne (18)
Koblenz (18)
Main-Danube Canal (18)
Melk (18)
Nuremberg (18)
Wurzburg (18)
Krems (13)
Miltenberg (10)
Wertheim, Germany (8)
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a cruise on Viking Magni cost?
Fares start at $3,299 per person. The median fare across 25 upcoming sailings is $5,499 per person. Open a sailing to see its listed cabin fares and any observed price history.
Where does Viking Magni sail?
Most upcoming sailings visit Baltic (25 sailings).
When is the next cruise on Viking Magni?
The next sailing departs Oct 18, 2026 — a 14-night Baltic cruise.
How big is Viking Magni?
Viking Magni is 5,000 gross tons with room for 190 guests across 4 decks, and entered service in 2013.
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How much does a cruise on Viking Magni cost?
Fares start at $3,299 per person. The median fare across 25 upcoming sailings is $5,499 per person. Open a sailing to see its listed cabin fares and any observed price history.
Where does Viking Magni sail?
Most upcoming sailings visit Baltic (25 sailings).
When is the next cruise on Viking Magni?
The next sailing departs Oct 18, 2026 — a 14-night Baltic cruise.
How big is Viking Magni?
Viking Magni is 5,000 gross tons with room for 190 guests across 4 decks, and entered service in 2013.