Built for the Great Lakes
Victory's two 190-guest ships sail waters most cruise lines never reach, with guided shore excursions, unlimited beverages and a pre-cruise hotel night included in every fare.





Victory's two 190-guest ships sail waters most cruise lines never reach, with guided shore excursions, unlimited beverages and a pre-cruise hotel night included in every fare.




Sail all five Great Lakes aboard a 190-guest ship small enough to dock where larger vessels cannot, from the car-free streets of Mackinac Island to the mist of Niagara Falls.
Follow the St. Lawrence past Montreal and Quebec City, watch for whales near Tadoussac, then trace the Maritime coast to Halifax and Portland with more hours ashore in every port.
Guided excursions in every port, unlimited wine and spirits, Wi-Fi and a pre-cruise hotel night are part of the fare, so your days are spent on the shoreline rather than the bill.
Ten nights between Toronto and Chicago carry you across every one of the five Great Lakes. You stand close enough at Niagara Falls to feel the spray, walk the car-free lanes of Mackinac Island below Fort Mackinac, and finish with an architecture cruise along the Chicago River. With only 190 guests aboard, Victory ties up in the harbors larger ships sail past.
Sister ships Victory I and Victory II carry just 190 guests in 95 oceanview staterooms across five decks, with a crew of 80 aboard and a full refurbishment completed in 2024. At 286 feet, they are sized for the Great Lakes, reaching harbors such as Sturgeon Bay and Thunder Bay that larger ships cannot enter.
James Beard Award winner Michelle Bernstein serves as Victory's culinary curator, building menus around Great Lakes and Canadian coastal flavors. Dine in the Coastal Dining Room or out in the open air at the Grill, with wine, spirits, craft beer and specialty coffee included from embarkation to the final morning.