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Viking Geb

Will sail from Luxor, Egypt · Fly into LXR

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Viking Geb is a new ship for Viking River Cruises. Her maiden voyage is scheduled for November 2, 2027. Every new ship on the way

About Viking Geb

Viking Geb is a new Viking River Cruises cruise ship of the Osiris class, due to make her maiden voyage on November 2, 2027. She will carry 82 guests with a crew of 48. She is set to sail Nile itineraries.

Viking Geb is an upcoming 82-guest Nile ship of the Osiris class, which Viking builds, owns and operates in Egypt. Geb, the namesake, is the Egyptian earth god whose laughter was said to cause earthquakes. It is one of the new Nile ships Viking said in 2025 would bring its Egypt fleet to 12 vessels by 2027; its first listed departure is a Pharaohs & Pyramids trip beginning November 2, 2027. Its announced program includes Pharaohs & Pyramids, which pairs hotel nights in Cairo with an eight-day Nile round trip from Luxor to Aswan. 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.

Ship facts

Guests
82
Crew 48 · 1:1.7
Debuts
November 2, 2027
Length
72 m
Will be shorter than 95% of 575 ships
Decks
5

Sister ships: Osiris class

Viking Geb is one of 10 Osiris class ships. Viking Ptah (2026), Viking Amun (2025), Viking Thoth (2025), Viking Hathor (2024), Viking Sobek (2024), Viking Aton (2023) and Viking Osiris (2022) are in service, and 2 more are on the way.

ShipYearRating
Viking Geb this shipDebuts Nov 2027—
Viking Ptah20264.0/5
Viking Amun20254.0/5
Viking Thoth20254.0/5
Viking Hathor20244.0/5
Viking Sobek20244.0/5
Viking Aton20234.0/5
Viking Osiris20224.0/5
and 2 on the way

Deck plans & cabin locations

Open dedicated deck-plan page

Publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design layout · Published edition. Confirm the edition for your departure with the cruise line.

Explore the deck plans

What’s above your ceiling matters as much as the view. Compare the decks around your cabin, then use the location notes to build your shortlist.

This is a published plan for an upcoming ship; confirm the delivered layout. Confirm cabin details, vessel-specific differences and any sailing-date changes with Viking. No exact validity window is supplied. Cabin notes describe published spatial relationships, not measured noise or guaranteed quiet.

All decks

Publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design layout · bow to the right

41 cabins mapped in this edition. Hover, focus or tap a cabin for its grade and details.

Start with a vertically overlapping cabin stack · Check public and service-area adjacency
Deck 5Deck plan

On this deck: Sun Deck · seating

Viking Geb, Deck 5: official cabin and venue layout
Deck 4Deck plan

On this deck: Pool Deck · pool, Aquavit Terrace, lounge, bar and library

Viking Geb, Deck 4: official cabin and venue layout
Deck 3Deck plan

On this deck: Upper Deck · accommodation, restaurant and kitchen

Viking Geb, Deck 3: official cabin and venue layout
Deck 2Deck plan

On this deck: Middle Deck · accommodation, atrium, Guest Services and shop

Viking Geb, Deck 2: official cabin and venue layout
Deck 1Deck plan

On this deck: Main Deck · accommodation

Viking Geb, Deck 1: official cabin and venue layout
Use Zoom plan to enlarge a diagram.Full ship PDF

Cabin grades

Compare every grade in this plan edition. Cabins within a grade can differ in layout and balcony size.

Viking official representative Explorer Suite interior
Representative accommodation shown by Viking for this ship family; furnishings and views can vary. Cruise line photo

ESExplorer Suite

677 sq ft including a 195 sq ft veranda. Separate sitting room and a bathroom with bathtub and shower.

Decks: 3

Viking official representative Veranda Suite interior
Representative accommodation shown by Viking for this ship family; furnishings and views can vary. Cruise line photo

AAVeranda Suite

409 sq ft including a veranda off the separate sitting room; bedroom has a French balcony.

Decks: 3

Viking official representative Veranda Stateroom interior
Representative accommodation shown by Viking for this ship family; furnishings and views can vary. Cruise line photo

AVeranda Stateroom

239 sq ft including a private veranda accessed through a sliding glass door.

Decks: 2

Viking official representative Standard Stateroom interior
Representative accommodation shown by Viking for this ship family; furnishings and views can vary. Cruise line photo

BStandard Stateroom

232 sq ft with a half-height picture window. Viking’s accommodation page identifies B as Standard, although the shared PDF legend says Veranda.

Decks: 1

Official cabin grades · checked 2026-10-22

Cabins to avoid & quieter candidates

  • Middle Deck (Deck 2) sections with cabins above and below

    Start with a vertically overlapping cabin stack

    Compare the exact cabin with accommodation immediately above and below, away from stairs, lifts and public entrances. The overlapping section can be limited on these smaller ships.

    Why we flag this

    The publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design plan shows accommodation on Main, Middle and Upper decks, with public venues occupying other portions of those levels. This is a layout-based preference, not measured noise data. Check the source plan.

  • Upper Deck (Deck 3) below occupied areas of Deck 4

    Check the highest cabins below outdoor and lounge areas

    Compare the suite with the Pool Deck lounge, bar, seating and pool footprint overhead. Check the exact overlap and likely hours of activity before booking.

    Why we flag this

    The Egypt Osiris design diagram identifies these public areas above the highest accommodation deck. Pool and lounge footprints vary, so this does not apply equally to every room. Check the source plan.

  • Main/Middle Deck service and public-area entrances

    Check public and service-area adjacency

    Check cabin distance from the restaurant/kitchen, reception, lounge or bar, and compare the neighbouring deck’s footprint. Convenience can come with more passing traffic.

    Why we flag this

    The publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design plan shows accommodation on Main, Middle and Upper decks, with public venues occupying other portions of those levels. Public and service venues are labelled separately from cabins; no specific noise complaint is asserted. Check the source plan.

Location-based guidance, not measured noise or a guarantee of quiet. Flags identify areas to investigate, not every cabin on a deck. Check the exact room, connecting doors, accessibility and the plan for your sailing date. Publisher PDF linked by this ship’s official page, individually verified on 21 October 2026. Design: Egypt Osiris design. Viking publishes this same representative design for 10 catalogue ships; it is not substituted from an unrelated regional fleet. Named decks are numbered from the lowest illustrated deck upward in this viewer; see the deck labels and original PDF.. Reviewed 2026-10-21.

Read the full cabins-to-avoid guide

Where she will sail

Home port: Luxor, Egypt.

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Viking Geb?

Viking Geb is being built for Viking River Cruises and belongs to its Osiris class.

What are Viking Geb's sister ships?

Viking Geb is one of 10 Osiris class ships. Viking Ptah (2026), Viking Amun (2025), Viking Thoth (2025), Viking Hathor (2024), Viking Sobek (2024), Viking Aton (2023) and Viking Osiris (2022) are in service, and 2 more are on the way.

When does Viking Geb enter service?

Viking Geb is a new ship for Viking River Cruises. Her maiden voyage is scheduled for November 2, 2027.

How big is Viking Geb?

Viking Geb measures 72 metres in length, with 5 decks.

How many passengers does Viking Geb carry?

Viking Geb will carry 82 guests at double occupancy, with a crew of 48 (about 1.7 guests per crew member).

Where does Viking Geb sail?

Viking Geb is set to sail Nile itineraries. Her home port will be Luxor, Egypt.

Which airport should I fly into for Viking Geb?

Viking Geb sails from Luxor, Egypt. Fly into Luxor International Airport (LXR).

Where can I find the deck plans for Viking Geb?

Viking River Cruises publishes the deck plans for Viking Geb; this page links to Deck plans.

Which cabins are good choices on Viking Geb?

For the “Publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design layout” plan, start with these quieter-location candidates: Middle Deck (Deck 2) sections with cabins above and below: Compare the exact cabin with accommodation immediately above and below, away from stairs, lifts and public entrances. The overlapping section can be limited on these smaller ships. Compare the exact cabin with the decks above and below, nearby lifts and connecting doors. These are layout-based suggestions, not a guarantee of quiet.

Which cabins should I avoid or check carefully on Viking Geb?

For the “Publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design layout” plan, review these flagged locations before booking: Upper Deck (Deck 3) below occupied areas of Deck 4: Compare the suite with the Pool Deck lounge, bar, seating and pool footprint overhead. Check the exact overlap and likely hours of activity before booking. Main/Middle Deck service and public-area entrances: Check cabin distance from the restaurant/kitchen, reception, lounge or bar, and compare the neighbouring deck’s footprint. Convenience can come with more passing traffic. These flags are not measured noise reports or a warning about every room on a deck. Read the sourced cabin advice for the evidence and any explicit operator warnings.

How can I check whether a cabin is under a pool, nightclub or theatre?

Find the cabin on the selected plan, then compare the same fore-and-aft position on the deck above and below. Check the full venue footprint, including outdoor seating, stages, service areas and entrances. Nearby activity can be a reason to investigate, but does not by itself prove a cabin is noisy. Use the cabin advice and its sources to distinguish layout cautions from operator warnings.

Where can I find Viking Geb deck plans?

Use this guide’s deck selector to compare the decks around your cabin and open available diagrams in the zoom viewer. The full ship PDF and source links are listed for each plan edition.

Which deck-plan edition applies to my sailing?

Select your sailing date before comparing cabin locations. Editions can change after a refit. These answers use “Publisher-linked Egypt Osiris design layout”, reviewed 2026-10-21. This is a published plan for an upcoming ship; confirm the delivered layout. Confirm cabin details, vessel-specific differences and any sailing-date changes with Viking. No exact validity window is supplied. Cabin notes describe published spatial relationships, not measured noise or guaranteed quiet.

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