River Fleet

MS Volga Dream is our 5-star wonderland of cruising bliss. MS Volga Dream is the queen of luxury travel on Russia’s rivers. As an amazing pastime Volga Dream cruise ship offers quite various lecturing program: depending on your cruise date it can be lectures on turbulent Russian history of XX centure, or Russian culture and society starting from 1890 up to present times, or eternal Russian literature, etc. To get in touch with all the subtleties we invite the top-rank professors from the most prestigious universities. Details →

Hop aboard the MS Tolstoy for a Russian adventure worthy of the ship's namesake author. MS Tolstoy ship, built in 1979 by skilled Austrian shipwrights for high-ranking Soviet officials to host foreign dignitaries, features two restaurants and two bars, air conditioning in all guest areas, a beauty salon alongside a sauna, a reading room, and an observation lounge. It spaciously accommodates 168 guests. Details →

MS Alexander Pushkin is a comfortable four-deck vessel, built in Austria in 1974 and refurbished in 2011, the modern ship is equipped with modern navigational facilities and exceeds the speed of 22 km per hour (around 15 MpH). A restaurant, three bars, a souvenir store, conference hall, medical room, and lounge share the air conditioned space with the cabins, and a solarium offers plenty of room to tan while the river shores float past. All cabins feature large scenic windows that allow the morning daylight to enter, radio for entertainment, and private facilities. Details →

MS Fidelio is a 4-star ship that operates on Ukrainian routes. It was totally refurbished last year. A large sundeck with plenty of lounge chairs, an onboard spa with sauna, gym, water therapy treatments, and Jacuzzi, and unique panoramic restaurant serving both international and Ukrainian cuisine all recommend the ship. A cheerful staff of 34 renders the travel experience aboard perfect. Details →

MS Chernishevskiy cruise ship was renovated in 2007 and now this four-decked vessel provides delicious Russian dining and cocktail options, as well as a rarity - a Finnish sauna. The ship's capacity is 254 guests who can ejnjoy high-quality river travel with friendly Engllish-speaking crew. Details →

MS Vasiliy Kandinski is 5-deck vessel which features 58 twin cabins, 8 single cabins and 36 junior suite ones. The cabins of all categories are equipped with shower, toilet, individual air-conditioning/heating control and a large panoramic window (the only exception is triple cabins). There are 2 dining rooms aboard MS Vasiliy Kandinsky which offer delicious meals of both Russian and Continental cuisine. Details →

MS Sergey Rakhmaninov cruise ship was built in Germany in 1985 and was recently refurbished. Nowadays MS Rakhmaninov belongs to Orthodox Cruise Company. The ship features cabins of various categories from regular twin cabins to suites. Each cabin is equipped with private bathroom, individual air-conditioning/heating control, radio and wardrobe. On board MS Rakhmaninov there are 2 restaurants and 2 bars (the Rakhmaninov and Kremlin Bars) which offer a wide range of delicacies. Details →

MS Russ serves an important role in introducing travelers to Russia’s ancient towns and beautiful landscapes. Its large rooftop Sun Deck is perfect for happy strolls and perfecting that sun worshipper’s tan. Each cabin hosts a full private bathroom and refrigerator, and all the guest areas are comfortably air conditioned. Except for rooms on the Lower Deck, windows are fully-opening. Details →

The Spirit of Enderby is perfect for ice expeditions and will take you from Kamchatka to the Kurill Islands of the Russian Far East. The vessel, manned by seasoned Russian sailors, features full ice-resistance and a 1,560-horsepower engine capable of 12 knots. It can get in close to shores and provide captivating views of mesmerizing landscapes. Details →

It is able to sail at 17 mph (25.5 kph) on the Mighty Volga between St. Petersburg and Moscow, and provides a no-frills exploration of the historic sights along the way. Each cabin above the Lower Deck enjoys views from large scenic windows (the lower level is port-holed), and all cabins have their own private facilities, air conditioning, and refrigerators. Details →

Many travelers favor the MS Maxim Litvinov for seeing the country’s rivers, as its sundeck offers the most expansive view. Even the rooms have picture windows. Guest quarter furnishings include refrigerators and private showers, and ship interiors are comfortably air conditioned with an as-yet-unusual-for-Russia no-smoking policy. There are two restaurants competing for the boasting rights of most delicious offerings, as well as comfortable public lounges and bars for those seeking to relax. Details →