The Three Gorges of the Yangtze River will welcome the world's largest inland cruise ship - Victoria Sabrina

In October 2019, Royal Caribbean announced a heavyweight news that the world's largest Oasis series cruise ship would be launched and deployed in its home port in China in 2021. Today, the editor has another heavyweight news that the world's largest inland cruise ship will also be launched in 2020 and will arrive on the Yangtze River route in spring!After being launched in spring 2020, it will provide 3 and 4 night voyages between Chongqing and Yichang, with a focus on enjoying the magnificent scenery of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.

This ship is named Victoria Sabrina and belongs to Victoria Cruises, headquartered in the United States. It is also the only inland river cruise ship on the Yangtze River managed by Americans, mainly facing the western market. With a tonnage of 17000 tons, a length of 150 meters, and a width of 22 meters, it will also be the most luxurious cruise ship on the Yangtze River route after being launched.

There is an observation deck on the top deck, and the night lights will provide a dreamy atmosphere.

The design blends modern aesthetics with traditional Chinese elements. Featuring emotional lighting and dreamy modern tree sculptures, as well as light and shadow staircases, it exudes a strong sense of modernity. Catering will also strike a balance between Asian and Western cultures and offer menus aimed at attracting Western guests.

This ultra large inland cruise ship will be equipped with luxurious cabins, with the smallest ones measuring 25 square meters and all featuring private balconies.

However, to achieve a truly top-notch experience, guests can book a Shangri La suite with an area of 85 square meters and a balcony area of 123 square meters, which is rare on smaller capacity inland river boats. At the same time, you can also enjoy VIP packages, which include free Wi Fi and exclusive happy hours.

The ship will have 286 cabins that can accommodate over 600 passengers.

After being launched in spring 2020, it will provide 3 and 4 night voyages between Chongqing and Yichang, with a focus on enjoying the magnificent scenery of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River.