• GratefulViking World Cruise 2026Rejsende
    1The usual atmospheric rivers are streaming into the west coast as we set off for the Hawaiin Islands
    A Red-footed Boobie along for the glide1Didn't take him long to remember where to find the chocolate gelato1Followed the next day by a cheesecake buffet1And the disappointing Green Bay Packer Wild Card Play Off Game in the Explorers Lounge2Sunrise as we come into port on the island of OahuThe Naturalist on the ship this year is Richard Lovelock. I will be sharing his photos1A Green Back Turtle I believe swimming next to the ship near HonoluluThe famous Blow Hole BeachStill upset about the Packer lossChickens everywhere on this island roam freelyA sunset whale watching cruise yielded no whale sightingsBut we did see Spinner DolphinsI'm all set with my new snorkel purchased at West Marine!A Zebra Pigeon came to see us outside our cabinTook him 24 hours with feet on land to buy a shirtWe did walk. 5.6 miles to and from Waikiki BeachThe 8th deck view back to Honolulu1Diamond Head as we head out for 5 sea days to French PolynesiaSunrise in the North Pacific as we start day one heading to the Polynesian Islands

    Back on the Water

    5. januar, North Pacific Ocean ⋅ 🌬 64 °F

    …and we couldn’t be more excited and grateful to be here! We are so fortunate to be able to return to LA to join the 777 passengers on the Viking Sky ‘26 World Cruise.
    This first post comes at the beginning of week 2 as we wake up on the first morning after leaving Oahu.
    We have already met lots of neat couples and look forward to making some great memories over the next 5 months. We went whale watching with hiker
    /bikers Keith and Roxi from Arizona and Colorado and enjoyed the Honolulu sunset views sans whales.
    The Spinner Dolphins we saw were fun to watch. (See video) They are nocturnal and wake-up at sunset to feed.    Læs mere

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