Incredible Behind the Scenes Tour of a Viking Expedition Cruise Ship Hangar
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with the Viking octantis we don't need to be in Port we can embark on a on an Excursion on an exploration right from the ship on a zodia or kayak or Special Operations boat
we have a group of uh highly qualified uh staff members in that expedition team uh they're a part of of a of a larger wi crew however their education and background and skill set is slightly different
we have uh 16 or 17 sodex some are packed we have some backup Zex we have backup engines and we have um two uh submarines yellow submarines on either side
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See those two open hatches on the Viking Octantis? They lead into the 'hangar,' where the submarines, zodiacs, kayaks and high-speed 'special operations boats' on board are stored, to be off loaded and deployed for our expedition cruise explorations, using cranes and mechanized slipways. It's an incredible place on Viking expedition cruise ships, and Lynn Elmhirst, host of World's Greatest Cruises, gets a behind-the-scenes tour from Viking's Director of Expedition Operationns, Jorn Henriksen.