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Viking Ptah
Viking Ptah is a Viking River Cruises cruise ship of the Osiris class, in service since 2026. She carries 82 guests with a crew of 48. She sails Nile itineraries.
About Viking Ptah
Viking Ptah is an 82-guest Nile ship of the Osiris class, built, owned and operated by Viking, and it entered service in 2026. Ptah, its namesake, is one of the oldest Egyptian gods and the chief deity of Memphis. Its 2026 and 2027 departures are mostly Pharaohs & Pyramids, which pairs hotel nights in Cairo with an eight-day Nile round trip from Luxor to Aswan, plus a Total Eclipse on the Nile departure in 2027. The design borrows from Viking's Longships, with a square bow, an indoor-outdoor Aquavit Terrace, a pool on the top deck and 41 staterooms that include two Explorer Suites. Viking announced its float-out at Massara shipyard in Cairo in April 2026, took delivery that August and scheduled its debut for September 2026.
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Editorial scores, 1 to 5 per metric; the overall is their average, not an average of reader reviews.
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Where she sails
Home port: Luxor, Egypt.
Quick answers
Which cruise line operates Viking Ptah?
Viking Ptah is operated by Viking River Cruises and belongs to its Osiris class.
How big is Viking Ptah?
Viking Ptah measures 72 metres in length, with 5 decks.
How many passengers does Viking Ptah carry?
Viking Ptah carries 82 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 48 (about 1.7 guests per crew member).
When did Viking Ptah enter service?
Viking Ptah entered service in 2026.
Where does Viking Ptah sail?
Viking Ptah sails Nile itineraries. Her home port is Luxor, Egypt.
Which airport should I fly into for Viking Ptah?
Viking Ptah sails from Luxor, Egypt. Fly into Luxor International Airport (LXR).
Where can I find the deck plans for Viking Ptah?
Viking River Cruises publishes the deck plans for Viking Ptah; this page links to Deck plans.
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