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Victoria Anna:
Built: 2006 Registry: China Length: 348 feet Width: 54 feet Passenger Capacity: 308 Decks: 5 Cabins: 133 standard, 16 Junior, 2 Deluxe, 2 Shangri-La Electric current: 220 volts
Victoria Katarina:
Built: 2004 Registry: China Length: 323 feet Width: 50 feet Passenger Capacity: 266 Decks: 4 Cabins: 119 Standard, 6 Junior, 6 Deluxe, 2 Shangri-La Electric current: 220 volts
Victoria Star:
Built: 1994 Rebuilt: 2003 Registry: China Length: 293 feet Width: 54 feet Passenger Capacity: 206 Decks: 4 Cabins: 93 Standard, 6 Junior, 2 Deluxe, 2 Shangri-La Electric current: 220 volts
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- Observation deck
- Gym
- Massage parlor
- Lounge
- Dining room
Welcome Aboard the Victoria Anna, the Victoria Katarina, or the Victoria Star
Victoria
Cruises, an American-managed company, operates the largest fleet of
vessels with the coveted five-star rating from the China National
Tourism Administration. Sailing the Yangtze River aboard a Victoria
Cruises ship is an experience of a lifetime, where you’ll enjoy Chinese
history, art, lifestyle, and cuisine as you cruise down this legendary
waterway. Each of the cruise line’s three state-of-the-art ships, the
Victoria Anna, Victoria Katarina, and Victoria Star was designed to
meet the highest international cruise ship standards. They offer the
most uncompromising levels of comfort, quality, and service you’ll find
cruising the Yangtze River today.
The Victoria Anna,
which launched in April 2006, boasts the same deluxe style and décor of
other Victoria Cruises’ vessels from tastefully appointed cabins and
elegant atriums with sparkling chandeliers and gleaming woods to an
overall décor throughout of American and European influences with Asian
accents. The ship also features a three-story atrium lobby, two
restaurants, a cocktail lounge and bars, and all of the amenities
Victoria Cruises is famous for, as well as a foot massage center!
Guests can appreciate the magnificent views of the Yangtze anytime as
all cabins on the Victoria Anna have private balconies along with
bathrooms that have both a shower and a tub and television with HBO and
CNN broadcasts.
With her stunning beauty, the Victoria Katarina
has helped set the revolutionary standard for Yangtze River Cruising.
Launched in 2004, she is the first of three sister ships designed by
Victoria Cruises. Her double-hull interior, as well as spacious cabin
space and private balconies, address the travel needs of all discerning
travelers. In addition, the Victoria Katarina is equipped with the
latest in communications technology (onboard Internet and instant fax)
to ensure you remain in touch with the outside world as you travel
through the magnificent Three Gorges. Awarded 5-Stars by the China National Tourism Administration in 2003, the Victoria Star
is the recognized leader on the Yangtze River along with its sister
ships, the Prince and Queen. With sky blue lighting glowing from the
periphery of high ceilings, and elegant decor throughout the ship's
interior, passengers will sail in comfort as they experience the
scenery, natural history and culture of the Yangtze. Traveling in
sophisticated style, passengers will have on-board internet access,
international cable television in living quarters, and international
phone service available aboard the ship. Beautifully furnished cabins
and suites boast imported marble bathrooms, authentic Shanghainese
cotton bed spreads and pillow cases, and private balconies for viewing
the scenery of the gorges.
Even with the latest luxuries on
these ships, the Victoria advantage lies with the service. With at
least one international cruise director on each ship, all passenger
needs are not only delivered but exceeded. A warm, hospitable,
attentive staff enables travelers to make the most of their time to
relax, unwind and enjoy each moment to its fullest while embracing the
enchanting river scenes of the Yangtze.
Your mornings might
start with a Chinese or western-style breakfast at the Dynasty Dining
Room. During the day, you can occupy yourself with land excursions (all
included) to the many intriguing stops along the waterway.
After
sightseeing, you can relax on the Sun Deck to enjoy the sunset while
sipping a cool drink. You will find a selection of traditional Chinese
recreational activities to amuse you, such as Tai Chi and mahjong. You
can also keep abreast of business or activities back home with the
ship’s satellite communications with fax lines found in the Business
Center. In the evenings you might enjoy a cocktail in the Yangtze Club
followed by dinner in the Dynasty Dining Room.
From the moment
you are greeted by the Victoria band upon arrival at the ship, to the
presentation of complimentary key chains at the Captain’s Farewell
Banquet, Victoria Cruises promises an unforgettable journey down
China’s mighty Yangtze River.
Please Note: Victoria
Cruises ships are not handicap or wheelchair accessible, and no
elevators are available to transport passengers between decks on the
Victoria Katarina and Victoria Star — all passengers must use the stairs to access the
upper decks and their facilities while on this ship. |