N. Novgorod  The Nizhny Novgorod is named after one of Russia's largest cities. It carries 270 passengers on the most popular route from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Details → |
Russ  The cruise ship Russ travels to and from Moscow and St. Petersburg showing western travelers both of Russia’s capitals and its hidden gems. Details → |
Chernishevskiy  This cruise ship is completely refurbished in 2007 and presents most popular routes among our customers including, between Moscow to St. Petersburg for 12 days with unique feature of open-air feast in Svirstroy. Details → |
Chehov  For many years the Chekhov travelled along the exotic route of the Enisey River in Siberia, but starting from 2004 it moved to the most popular Russian cruise route: Moscow - St. Petersburg. Details → |
Lev Tolstoy  This ship is recommended itself as higher quality ship with the best amenities among the same class cruise ships. Tolstoy is one of the most modern Russian river cruise liners and sails between Astrakhan and Moscow. Details → |
Litvinov  Unique cruise on a route St. Petersburg - Rostov on Don and Rostov on Don - Moscow on cruise ship MS Litvinov. Details → |
MS Dnieper Princess  MS Dnieper Princess is one of the only ships that sails on this rare route. The ship has 152 cabins for 320 passengers. Details → |
MS Shevchenko  MS Shevchenko is one of the most comfortable sea-river class ships that take you on a unique journey across Ukraine and brings you to Istanbul, Turkey Details → |
Volga Dream .jpg) Volga Dream is one of the best luxury alternatives in the Russian river cruises. MS Volga Dream carries 109 passengers, with a crew of 60 on the most popular route from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Details → |
