Foreign Onboard Representative
The only American-managed cruise company on the Yangtze River.
Victoria Sabrina entered service on 18 May 2020. She is Victoria Cruises’ largest ship: about 17,000 GT, seven decks, roughly 286–292 cabins, and up to 690 guests. East Marvel books her on Chongqing–Yichang only — 4 days / 3 nights downstream, or 5 days / 4 nights upstream. She is the line’s resort-scale hull, not its newest: Victoria Isabella launched in 2025.
Power. Sabrina uses a DC-grid electric propulsion system, which typically means less vibration and engine noise than older diesel ships of this size. Indoor air is treated with a purification system listed on this hull. Confirm the sailing; do not read that as a river-wide “first green ship” claim.
Dining and public rooms. Meals marked B / L / D are in the main restaurant on Deck 2, with a wide river view. Deck 6 holds a smaller restaurant and the Executive Lounge. Onboard space also includes the Reel to Reel Theater, bars, a sun deck, gym, and (on this hull) a children’s play area, card room, and reading room.
Cabins. On this site you book Superior balcony cabins (from 25.5 sqm, Decks 2–5), Executive Suites, and Shangri-La Suites — all with a private river-view balcony. Operator sheets list further subtypes; we sell the live category on your dates.
Choose Sabrina if you want a large Victoria ship, more restaurants and public rooms, and a social onboard atmosphere. It is not a quiet all-suite ship. If you want Victoria’s newer hull and the Deck 5–6 escalator, compare Victoria Isabella. If you prefer fewer guests and suite-only cabins, compare Yangzi Explorer. Confirm deck, meal letters, and the shore list on your sailing before you pay.
Cruise profile
Foreign Onboard Representative
The only American-managed cruise company on the Yangtze River.
Chongqing → Yichang · 4 days / 3 nights




From USD $1,028 / room
This cabin measures 25.5 sqm / 274.48 sq ft, includes a 180-degree river-view balcony, and is located on Decks 2, 3, 4, and 5.
Suite privileges
Deck Highlight: Reel to Reel Theater, etc. On Victoria Sabrina, “upper” vs “lower” is mainly a price-and-view choice, not a different cabin type. Superior balcony cabins sit on Decks 2, 3, 4, and 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. Upper decks (4–5, and suites) Wider Three Gorges panorama from the same balcony cabin. Shorter walk to sun deck / observation. Closer to spa, Reel to Reel Theater, and Yangtze Club. You pay the published step up — not a surprise at reception. Lower decks (2–3) Same balcony cabin at the entry fare. Closer to dining, lobby, reception, and the gangway. Four elevators serve every cabin deck. Motion-sensitive: ask for midship on Deck 2 or 3. Request the deck when you book Look at the deck plans, then write category plus deck on the Trip List (e.g. Superior Deck 5, twin or large bed). East Marvel sends that request to Victoria. Confirmation is what the company returns. After check-in Reception can move you only if a higher cabin is empty. Peak sailings are often full. The ship charges extra — that is not our published Deck 2–5 ladder. If Deck 5 is why you booked, lock it before you pay.









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