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Home » ShipsA dense network of rivers and canals makes it possible to access almost all of western Russia by river. Because there are some narrow passages, only relatively small and maneuverable vessels specifically designed for rivers are used on these journeys. The vessels carry from 150 to 300 passengers and from 50 to 100 crew members. All vessels offered on this website feature a rich on-board entertainment program, traditional Russian cuisine, an English-speaking crew and professional guides. Our guides speak: .jpg){kind=icon} 
 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 →Aquarius  We invite you on board of the most luxurious ship sailing on Russian rivers - The Aquarius. This brand new four star floating hotel offers unmatched comfort and entertainment program, which will take your breath away. 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 →Lenin  The Russian river cruise ship Lenin is one of finest vessels on Russia's waterways. The Lenin carries 266 passengers between Moscow and St. Petersburg. Details →Nizhniy 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 →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 →Bunin  The cruise ship Bunin crosses Russia from the Baltic to the Black Sea, from St. Petersburg to Moscow and from Moscow to Astrakhan. Details →Glushkov  The cruise ship Glushkov sails between Moscow and St. Petersburg and also on the River Volga. Renovated in 2002, Glushkov is one of the most modern Russian river liners. Details → |
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