Imperial Travel River Cruises is an expert team of travel professional that has approximately 20 years of experience and specializes in Russian River cruises. Our programs include the best available ships on the European river waterways, exciting itineraries, and highly professional crew of cruise staff members. The magnificent beauty of Russian nature, thousand years of history, rich cultural traditions and hospitable way of life are the very reasons why these destinations attract millions of tourists from around the world.
Moscow - St. Petersburg 12 days (M/S Karamzin) From $2,500.00 (USD) Destination: Scandinavia/Russia Day 1 - Moscow : Arrival in Moscow, embarkation, welcome dinner and overnight. Day 2 - Moscow : Sightseeing motor coach tour of this ancient Russian capital, including Tverskaya Street, Red Square, St.
2012: Kiev - Odessa 12 days (M/S Dnieper Princess) From $2,300.00 (USD) Destination: Scandinavia/Russia Day 1 - Kiev : Embarkation.Captain's cocktail.Dinner Day 2 - Kiev : City tour. Optional: Visit St. Sophia's Cathedral. Trip to Open Air Museum. Boat trip "Kiev by Night" with folk show. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Day 3 - Kiev : Free time.
St. Petersburg - Moscow 11 days (M/S Chekhov) From $2,200.00 (USD) Destination: Scandinavia/Russia Day 1 - St. Petersburg : St. Petersburg arrival, embarkation, dinner and overnight. Day 2 - St. Petersburg : Enjoy the extravagant baroque architecture of the city center, Nevsky Prospect, Palace Square and Smolny Convent. Day 3 - St.
St. Petersburg - Moscow 12 days (M/S Karamzin) From $2,500.00 (USD) Destination: Scandinavia/Russia Day 1 - St. Petersburg : St. Petersburg arrival, embarkation, dinner and overnight. Day 2 - St. Petersburg : Enjoy the extravagant baroque architecture of the city center, Nevsky Prospect, Palace Square and Smolny Convent.
The North Pole Expedition From $22,550.00 (USD) Destination: Scandinavia/Russia
Expect the unexpected...
Perhaps nowhere on Mother Earth can the excitement of a new experience be any greater than by taking a voyage into the Arctic or even beyond, by braving the polar ice cap to reach the North Pole.
