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The only American-managed cruise company on the Yangtze River.
About Victoria Anna
Victoria Anna first entered service in 2006. This page lists a full refurbishment and a new maiden voyage in March 2013. She is about 6,200 GT, 106 meters long, with five passenger decks, 135 cabins, and about 268 guests. She is a compact Victoria hull — similar in guest count to Victoria Katarina, smaller than Victoria Jenna or Victoria Sabrina, and older than Victoria Isabella. East Marvel books her on Chongqing–Yichang only: 4 days / 3 nights downstream, or 5 days / 4 nights upstream.
Service. Anna is a Victoria Cruises ship — the only American-managed line on the Yangtze — with a Western cruise director and English-speaking river guides. Through Qutang Gorge and Wu Gorge, commentary is typically given on deck as listed on that sailing. It is not a private lecture you book through East Marvel.
Public rooms. Two restaurants, bars, a gym, a spa, a game room, and a library. Two elevators serve the cabin decks.
Cabins. Every guest cabin on this page has a private river-view balcony. On this site you book Superior balcony cabins (21 sqm, Decks 2–4, twin-bed), Executive Suites, Deluxe Suites, and Shangri-La Suites. In-cabin kit typically includes air-conditioning, satellite TV, a mini-fridge, and a safe. Wi-Fi is included, provided by a Chinese mobile network — the same kind of river signal you will find on other Yangtze ships. It is fine for messages; it is not fast streaming. Download films and maps before you board. Do not plan video calls or large uploads on the river.
Choose Anna if you want Victoria’s English-speaking model on a smaller five-deck all-balcony ship, with a Deluxe Suite category. It is not Victoria’s newest or largest ship, and it is not “second-largest after Jenna.” If you want more restaurants and cabins, compare Victoria Sabrina. If you want a 2009 six-deck hull with four elevators, compare Victoria Jenna. If you want a 2025 hull, see Victoria Isabella. Confirm deck, meal letters, and the shore list on your sailing before you pay.
Cruise profile
- Rating
- 5 Star
- Maiden Voyage
- 2006
- Refurbished
- 2017
- Gross Tonage
- 6200T
- Length
- 106m
- Width
- 16.6m
- Speed
- 28km/h
- Itinerary
- Chongqing = Yichang
- Draft
- 2.6m
- Elevators
- 2
- Restaurants
- 2
- Swimming Pool
- no
- Decks
- 6
- Capacity
- 266
- Number of Crew
- 138
- Air-conditioning System
- Central
- Total Cabins
- 133
- Single Standard
- no
- Superior Cabins
- 89
- Executive Suites
- 40
- Deluxe Suites
- 2
- Shangri-La Suites
- 2
- Room Size Min
- 21.00 m2
- Room Size Max
- 58.80 m2
Why We Recommend Victoria Anna
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Itinerary
Chongqing → Yichang · 4 days / 3 nights
Day 1 — Chongqing
- Your epic Yangtze voyage begins this evening. Welcome aboard your elegant Victoria Cruise ship
- in Chongqing, a vibrant metropolis carved into the misty mountains. 18:00 - 20:30 Embarkation
- takes place at your designated dock. After settling into your stateroom, gather with fellow
- travelers for a safety briefing, followed by the exhilarating moment the ship casts off 21:00 .
- Watch the dazzling neon skyline of Chongqing fade into the night as the vessel gently glides into
- the dark waters, setting sail into a world of legends.
Suites
Superior Standard Cabin
From USD $824 / room
This cabin measures 21.00 sqm / 226.04 sq ft, includes a 180-degree river-view balcony, and is located on Decks 2, 3, and 4.
- Cabin size
- 21.00 sqm / 226.04 sq ft
- Rooms
- 89 rooms
- Bed setup
- 1m x 2m x2
- View
- 180-degree river-view balcony
- Decks & prices
- Deck 2 — USD $824
Deck 3 — USD $924
Deck 4 — USD $1,024
Suite privileges
- The Deluxe Balcony fare covers your cabin, meals marked B / L / D, and the three included shore visits on your itinerary.
- Buffet breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Dynasty Restaurant (Deck 2) on days marked B / L / D
- Early morning tea or coffee, plus the ship’s morning stretch / Tai Chi
- Captain’s Welcome and Captain’s Farewell dinner
- Three included shore visits (coach, local guide, and tickets, as printed on the itinerary)
- Onboard commentary from the cruise’s river guide
- Evening entertainment
- Daily housekeeping, including turndown and a printed next-day itinerary
- Decks & upgrades
- Deluxe Balcony cabins sit on Decks 2–4. Every cabin in this category already has a private river-view balcony — you are choosing height, not whether you get a view. The published fare is Deck 2 (lobby deck). Decks 3 and 4 are paid upgrades.
- Deck 2 — Standard fare (lobby deck)
- This is the published Deluxe Balcony fare. Same private river-view balcony as every other cabin in this category — closest to the Dynasty Restaurant, lobby, reception, and the gangway.
- Decks 3–4 — Paid upgrades
- Same balcony cabin; you pay the published step for height, not a different room type.
- Deck 3 — the first paid step. A little more height, still a short walk to dining and the lobby.
- Decks 3-4 — quieter, a wider look at the gorges, and a shorter walk to the upper public rooms. The usual request if balcony time is why you booked.
- Request the deck when you book
- Write category plus deck on the Trip List — for example Deluxe Balcony Deck 4, twin or large bed. We send that request to the cruise line with your dates. Confirmation is what they return. Cabins are not assigned at random.
- After check-in (not a booking plan)
- Reception can move you only if a higher cabin is empty that night, and you pay the ship’s difference. Peak sailings are often full. If a higher deck is why you booked, lock it before you pay — do not book Deck 2 hoping to upgrade onboard.
- Want more space
- If you want a larger suite or a quieter dining room, ask us to quote an Executive Suite or a higher category for your dates. Those privileges are confirmed on the sailing, not assumed from the cabin name.
Deck Plans
Deck Highlight: Gym Room, Superior Cabin 101-106 ## Upper deck or lower deck on Victoria Anna? On Victoria Anna, “upper” vs “lower” is mainly a price-and-view choice, not a different cabin type. Superior balcony cabins sit on Decks 2, 3, and 4 — not Deck 5. The published fare rises with the deck. Every one of those cabins has a private river-view balcony. East Marvel books the deck you ask for when that inventory is open — we do not assign cabins at random. Deck 2 USD $824 · Deck 3 $924 · Deck 4 $1,024 (Superior balcony, 21 sqm, per room, as published — confirm your sailing). Upper decks (Deck 4, and suites): wider Three Gorges panorama from the same balcony cabin; shorter walk to sun deck / observation; closer to spa, gym, bars, and evening venues. You pay the published step from Deck 2 to Deck 4. Lower decks (Deck 2–3): lowest published Superior fare, same balcony type; closer to dining, lobby, reception, and the gangway. If walking distance matters, say so on the Trip List. If you are motion-sensitive, ask for midship on Deck 2 or 3. Do not book a “Deck 5 Superior” from competitor copy. The ship has five decks; Superior inventory stops at 4. Do not plan on upgrading at reception after check-in. Twin beds on this ship do not join into a double. Chongqing–Yichang is a river corridor, not an ocean crossing. Motion is mild for most guests.
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Sights En Route
What’s Included
Included
- Entrance fees for arranged shore excursions listed in the cruise itinerary.
- Daily onboard meals marked “B”, “L”, or “D” in the itinerary.
- Cabin accommodation for onboard nights listed in the itinerary, including Chongqing to Yichang for 3 nights onboard and Yichang to Chongqing for 4 nights onboard.
- Onboard activities and lectures, including the Captain’s Welcome Party, cabaret shows, fashion shows, Yangtze culture and history lectures, and Captain’s Farewell Banquet.
- Daily cabin cleaning service.
- Local guide service for arranged shore excursions.
Not included
- Transfers between airports/hotels and cruise terminals unless specified in the itinerary.
- Optional shore excursions listed in the cruise itinerary; prices vary by cruise company and route.
- Personal expenses such as bar drinks, laundry, medical service, fax or telephone charges, spa or salon services, shopping, and internet where applicable.
- Meals not marked “B”, “L”, or “D” in the itinerary.
- Single room supplement when occupying a cabin alone.
- Mandatory service charge, typically CNY 150–200 per person, payable at check-in or with the cruise fare depending on the cruise company. Voluntary tips for the river guide, cruise director, and onboard staff are not included.
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