The Russian Volga River is truly the greatest river that is a national treasure. The tourist attraction of the Volga cities is beyond doubt. Recently, cruises along the Volga have become increasingly popular. How to organize such a trip?
Instructions
Step 1
Consider the navigation period of the Volga. Freezing up on the river begins at the end of October, and it breaks up at the end of April. During the navigation period, a large number of travel agencies and shipping companies offer a huge number of cruises on a motor ship along the Volga.
Step 2
Explore the cruise lines offered by numerous travel companies. You can find the websites of such companies on the Internet at the request "Cruises on the Volga". Travel agencies offer the most popular routes that pass through the cities of the "Golden Ring" (Uglich, Novgorod, Kostroma, Yaroslavl, Murom, etc.), which are cultural and historical sites and unique natural monuments. Also, motor ships sail past large and small trading cities on the Volga.
Step 3
Consider the main directions. The greatest demand is for cruises that originate in Moscow or Nizhny Novgorod. Choose the most suitable route for you in terms of duration (from several days to 2 months), cost and comfort of the liner. Cruise ships "Felix Dzerzhinsky", "Alexander Radishchev", "Nizhny Novgorod", "Peter I" and others run in these directions. For example, the motor ship "Peter I" is a very comfortable liner built in Germany. On board there is an excellent restaurant, bar, solarium, souvenir kiosk and lounge.
Step 4
Pay attention to the excursion program offered by the travel agency on this route. You will be offered a rich walking or bus tour of cities with a mandatory visit to historical monuments (museums, monasteries, churches, etc.). All excursions are accompanied by experienced guides. In many cities, colorful performances are held at the marina for tourists.
Step 5
Book tours at agencies in Moscow, for example, on the website p: //www.starflot.ru/p_rechnye_kruizy_po_volge or in the city of Samara at 86 Kuibysheva Street.
