VICTORIA has the Yangtze's largest five star fleet.
VICTORIA has been the favorite Yangtze cruise line of Americans for over a decade.

  - Boat Introduction
The USA Victoria fleet are the only American managed cruise ships to ply the Yangtze River. These are the Victoria Katarina, Victoria Queen, Victoria Prince, Victoria Star, Victoria Empress,Victoria Anna and Victoria Rose. All seven ships have a crew dedicated to ensuring the very best of international service standards and facilities. The latest addition to the line is Victoria Anna and its premier ship is the Victoria Katarina.This is now the foremost vessel of what is probably the most deluxe cruise fleet on the river and it boasts an even higher level of service. When viewing the scenery or participating in the many and varied activities on board you will have a dazzling and comfortable voyage along the Yangtze River. This ship is rather more expensive than the others but you can be assured of a wonderful experience on board that is well worth the extra cost involved.

  Sailing between Chongqing and Yichang ( Standard cabin, twin basis, 1 USD = 7.0RMB)

  Sailing between Chongqing and Shanghai

Ship Name	Shoulder season (USD) (May, Jun. July. Aug. Nov. Dec.)		Peak season (USD) ( Apr. May. Sep. Oct.)
	Downstream	Upstream	Downstream	Upstream
Victoria Prince	1120	910	1180	970

  - Services on-board

Victoria Cruises Cabins
There are 4 kinds of cabins on victoria Cruises, includes Shangri-la Suites, Deluxe Suites, Junior Suites and  standard cabins. All cabins are outside, with picture windows, two lower berths and a private bath. Standard cabins are spacious for a river ship at 155 square feet. 

On most ships, there are two Junior Suites that are larger and have hotel-style bathrooms with tubs. The two Deluxe Suites include separate sitting areas and are about twice as large as the standard cabins.

Each of the two Shangri-La Suites includes a Jacuzzi tub and living room with floor-to-ceiling windows. These suites also share a private deck.All cabins have closed circuit TV and phones; suites have refrigerators and robes for guests.

Victoria Cruises Meals
Passengers will experience the joys of Chinese cuisine, expertly prepared with the highest quality fresh ingredients. Victoria's award-winning dining experience is reflective of China's evolving culinary landscape, with a fusion of western dishes. Meals are served in a single-seating Dynasty Dining Room. Sumptuous western and Chinese buffets are offered at breakfast and lunch. Elegant dinners are served family-style.

If you have special dietary requirements, please advise us of your needs at time of booking. Meal times will be posted in a daily events schedule distributed to each cabin. The legal drinking age on board Victoria Cruises vessels is 18 years old.

Programs on Victoria Cruises
   -  Taiji Boxing
Dawns or dusks, guests will stand on the Sun Deck to practice Taiji Boxing under the professional's guidance, each act display the Chinese profound culture.

   -  Fashion Shows
Bring your cameras and your smiles, as our crew presents some of China's most elaborate fashions dating back to the Han Dynasty (206BC-220AD). A veriety of traditional costumes from all regions of China will reflect China's cultural diversity.

  -  Cabaret Shows
Our crew puts on a performance not to be missed! Singing, dancing, music! The cabaret show is also an opportunity for passengers to display any special talents they may have, whether it be shaking a leg, or curling the tongue...anything! This is a wonderful opportunity to unwind and enjoy the experience while cruising on the Yangtze with Victoria.

   -  Lectures
Victoria curises offer lectures on Chinese history and culture which add insight and depth to the cruise experience. Topics include the evolution of the dam project and its importance to China, Chinese medicine, poetry by many of the famous Chinese sages, Chinese language, Chinese traditional brush painting, dumpling wrapping, etc.

  -  Feature Films
If you prefer to simply relax in your cabin, feature films are presented on your cabin television.