Beyond the reach, in Russia
Uglich, Yaroslavl and Kizhi Island, beyond the reach of mass tourism, are visited in APT World Discoveries 13-day Russian Waterways cruise from Moscow to St Petersburg.
Cruising is aboard the ms Viking Surkov, the first truly luxurious ship in Russia with a recent $7 million renovation. With spacious cabins and suites, plush bedding, full ensuite bathrooms, sun deck with 360 degree views and massage and salon services, this is the ultimate in cruising.
The cruise is an APT Exclusive Sailing which means tipping and transfers are included, plus an APT Cruise Director is on board every departure.
Priced from $4950 per person twin share, it includes 12 nights cruising, 35 meals, city tours along the way, ballet in St Petersburg and Kremlin visit in Moscow, as well as Russian language lessons. Departs 23 May and 10 July 2008.
For a taste of Russia and beyond, take the Bohemian Rhapsody and Russia.
Commence with a 13 day tour of Eastern Europe to discover the beautiful cities of Vienna, Budapest, Prague, and the enthralling cities of Berlin, Warsaw and Krakow.
Then fly from Vienna to start your cruise from Moscow to St Petersburg. Priced from $12,195 per person, twin share. Departs 10 May and 27 June 2008.
Call 1300 278 278, or visit http://www.aptouring.com.au/
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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