Volga-Baltic Waterway, Russia

The Volga-Baltic Waterway, formerly known as the Mariinsk Canal System is a series of canals and rivers in Russia which link the Volga River with the Baltic Sea. Its overall length between Cherepovets and Lake Onega is 368 km. The Waterway starts in Rybinsk and follows along the Svir and Neva Rivers, emptying into the Gulf of Finland of the Baltic Sea in St. Petersburg.

Travel along the Volga-Baltic Waterway takes in Moscow and St. Petersburg. As well there are many villages and quaint towns along these Waterways, like Yaroslavl, Uglich and Goritzy. See grand monuments and opulent palaces, discover fortified monasteries and beautiful cathedrals.

Things to See and Do

* Moscow
* St Petersburg
* Yaroslavl
* Uglich
* Goritzy

Cruise Season – March - Nov
Currency – Ruble (RUB)
Language – Russian
Electricity – 2 round pins European style
Time – GMT plus three hours
International Country Telephone Code – + 7

Port Location – The main ports are located at Moscow and St Petersburg.

Travel Links – Moscow lies at the western end of the Trans-Siberian Railway from Beijing, Ulaanbaatar and Vladivostok. You can reach here from almost anywhere in Europe and Central Asia. Moscow has nine train stations, 8 of them offering long-distance and local train services.

Moscow has four main airports. Sheremetyevo, north of the city centre, is the closest airport to downtown Moscow but the major thouroughfare leading to it, Leningradskoye Shosse, is one of the busiest in the city and is normally a giant traffic jam most of the day.

Intercity buses to Russian and some former Soviet Union cities depart from the intercity bus station at Shelkovskaya Metro station.

Port Overview

Select from all of our ports Aabenraa, Denmark Aarhus,Denmark Aeroskobing, Denmark Ahlbeck, Germany Aland Islands, Sweden Älgöfjorden, Sweden Anastasiya Bay, Russia Aniva, Sakhalin Island Arakamchechen Island Archangel, Russia Arhus, Denmark Arkhangelsk (Archangel), Russia Bad Schandau, Germany Baltiysk, Russia Bastad, Sweden Bering Island, Commander Islands, Russia Berlin (Rostock) Berlin (Warnemunde) Big Diomede Island, Russia Binz, Germany Biokovo, Croatia Boltenhagen, Germany Borgholm, Sweden Bran, Romania Bremerhaven, Germany Brountona Island, Chirpoy Island, Kuril Islands, Russia Cape Navarin, Russia Cape Severo -Zapadnyy, Russia Chapoma Village, Russian Federation Chernye Bratya Island, Chirpoy Island, Kurils, Russia Christiansoe, Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark Cruise The Baltic Sea Dezneva Bay, Russia Eberswalde, Germany Eckernforde, Germany Eidsdal, Norway Enmelen & Rudera Cape, Russia Faaborg, Denmark Falkenberg, Sweden Feodosiya, Ukraine Franz Josef Land, Russia Fredericia, Denmark Frederikshavn, Denmark Gabrielea Bay, Russia Gdynia, Poland Gnaggen, Sweden Gothenburg, Sweden Gotska Sandön, Sweden Greifswald, Germany Grein, Austria Grenaa, Denmark Grundsund, Sweden Gudhjem, Denmark Hamina, Finland Hankoe, Finland Heligoland, Germany Helsingborg, Sweden Helsinki, Finland Hudiksvall, Sweden Hundested, Denmark Iony Island, Sea of Okhotsk, Russia Isle of Hidensee, Germany Isle of Rugen, Germany Isle of Usedom, Germany Jondal, Hardangerfjord, Norway Jurmo Island, Finland Kalajoki, Finland Kalmar, Sweden Kalocsa, Hungary Kamenistaya Bay, Russia Kanin Peninsula, Russian Federation Kapellskar, Sweden Karingon Island, Sweden Kemi, Finland Kiji Island, Russia Kokkola, Finland Komandorsky Island, Russia Konegrino & Meechkin Island, Russia Korsakov, Russia Koster Islands, Sweden Kostroma, Russia Kotka, Finland Kresta Bay, Russia Kuressaare, Estonia Kvarken Langfossen, Norway Lauenburg, Germany Lausanne, Switzerland Lavrova Bay, Russia Liepaja, Latvia List, Germany Little Chazma, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia Little Diomede Island, Bering Strait, Russia Lubeck,Germany Lucerne, Switzerland Lulea, Sweden Lysekil, Sweden Magadanskiy Wilderness Preserve, Russia Magdalenefjord, Norway Malmo, Sweden Mandrogui, Russia Mariehamn, Finland Marstrand, Sweden Meissen, Germany Melnik, Czech Republic Meynypilgyno, Russia Mohacs, Hungary Morzhovets Island, Russian Federation Morzovaya Bay, Russia Munich, Germany Murmansk, Russia Nabilskiy Bay, Russia Nikolskoe, Russia North Sea Canal, Germany Novorossiysk, Russia Nyborg, Denmark Nynashamn (Stockholm), Sweden Okhotsk, Kamchatka, Russia Olga Bay, Kronotskiy Reserve, Russia Onekotan, Shiashkotan, Skaly Lovushki Islands, Russia Ornskoldsvik, Sweden Ornskoldsvik, Sweden Oro Island, Finland Oulu, Finland Parnu, Estonia Peter Bay, Russian Federation Petropavlovsk, Russia Pillnitz, Germany Pil’toon, Sakhalin Island Pionersky, Russia Pitea, Sweden Pori, Finland Preobrazheniya & Achen Lagoon, Russia Provideniya, Russia Push Push River, Sakhalin Island, Russia Pyalitsa Village, Russian Federation Rauma, Finland Riga, Latvia Risoer, Norway Russe, Bulgaria Saaremaa Island, Estonia Seefeld, Austria Sem Islands, Russian Federation Shoyna Village, Russian Federation Shumshu Island, Russia Simrishamn, Sweden Skagen, Denmark Smogen Island, Sweden Sochi, Russia Solovetsky Islands (Russia) Sonderborg, Denmark Sopot, Poland Spandau, Berlin, Germany St Moritz, Switzerland St Petersburg, Russia Stockholm Archipelago Stockholm, Sweden Stralsund, Germany Stromstad, Sweden Sundsvall, Sweden Svendborg, Denmark Svir River, Russia Swinoujscie, Poland Tallinn, Estonia Tangermunde, Germany Trelleborg, Sweden Turku, Finland Turnu Severin, Romania Tymlat, Russia Tyuleniy Island, Russia Ulko Island, Finland Umea, Sweden Uto Island, Finland Vaasa, Finland Vaderoarna, Sweden Valsorarna. Finland Vastervik, Sweden Ventspils, Latvia Verkoturov Island, Russia Vidin, Bulgaria Visby Sweden Vladivostok, Russia Volga-Baltic Waterway, Russia Vyborg, Russia Weather Islands, Sweden Wismar, Germany Wittow, Germany Wolgast, Germany Wolin, Poland Yanrakynnot, Russia Ystad, Sweden Yttygran Island, Russia Zayatski Island, Russian Federation Zermatt, Switzerland Zhupanova River, Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia Zingst, Germany

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