EARLY BOOKING DISCOUNT
5%
Discount if you Book between 1st and 20th May
and Pay in Full by 20th May 2008
2008 RATES
12 NIGHT CRUISE
MOSCOW TO ST PETERSBURG
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| 2008 Departures and Prices Per Person
in Australian Dollars |
| Ship |
Start
Cruise |
Start
City |
Cruise
Cost |
| Tolstoy |
19 May
|
Moscow |
$2,795 |
| Tolstoy |
31 May
|
St. Petersburg |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
12 June
|
Moscow |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
24 June |
St. Petersburg |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
06 July |
Moscow |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
18 July |
St. Petersburg |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
30 July |
Moscow |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
11 August |
St. Petersburg |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
23 August |
Moscow |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
04 September |
St. Petersburg |
$2,902 |
| Tolstoy |
16 September |
Moscow |
$2,795 |
| Tolstoy |
28 September |
St. Petersburg |
$2,687 |
|
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The
above rates are per person in Cat. E in a Deluxe outside
cabin
To upgrade to a higher Category, add per person (all cabins
Twin / Double)
Single price: 50% of Twin price.
Junior Suite: 100% of Twin price
Port charges of
$103 per person
NOTE: Visa
Support Letters -
$22 per person
NOTE: Children
pay the same as adults. Children under 18 years have
to share the cabins with an adult 18 and plus, Cabins
only holds 2 passengers
Rates,
additional charges and conditions are subject to change,
and to
currency fluctuation, without notice - Errors and Omissions
Excepted 150307CM
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| Cabin Upgrades per person in Australian Dollars |
| Category |
Tolstoy
Deck |
Price |
| D |
Main
Deck, Middle |
$160 |
| C |
Upper
Deck, Forward |
$429 |
| B |
Upper
Deck, Middle |
$537 |
| A |
Boat
Deck |
$644 |
| Single |
Boat
Deck |
$752 |
| Jr.
Suite |
Boat
Deck |
$2,042 |
| Suite |
Boat
Deck |
$3,117 |
| Reduction for 3rd person in triple
cabin Cat D |
$538 |
NOTE:
Please select bedding configuration at the time of booking.
The choices are: Choice A: Two twin beds
Choice B: One large bed (larger than queen size) |
Russian Waterways Map

ITINERARY
Day 1 Moscow
Start discovering the city on your own, before meeting your fellow
travelers at the Welcome Cocktail Reception.
(D)
Day 2 Moscow
Today's sightseeing of Russia's beautiful capital city which was
founded in 1147, includes Red Square, St. Basil,
the Lenin Hills, Tverskaya, Lubyanka Square (KGB building) and Arbat
Street, followed by a visit to the Moscow Metro. Later, in the afternoon,
you will visit Tretyakov Art Museum. (B, L, D)
Day 3 Moscow
This morning, your sightseeing continues with a tour inside the
Kremlins Walls. Your tour will introduce you to the former royal
residence of the Czar and main- centre of the Russian Orthodox faith.
You will visit the Armory Museum, Russia's oldest museum, which
houses the former royal collection, a wide collection of treasures,
including jewels, crowns, armor and the world famous Faberge Eggs
and royal carriages. The afternoon is
free to explore further. (B, L, D)
Day 4 Uglich
On the banks of the Volga, Uglich was founded by merchants, in 1148.
Rich in history you can admire some of Russia's most beautiful churches
and cathedrals during your city tour. This will include the Transfiguration
Cathedral and the magnificent Church of Dimitry on the blood, with
its tragic story of dedication to Ivan the Terrible’s son.
(B, L, D)
Day 5 Kostroma
Located on the left banks of the Volga River, this Golden Ring city
is as old as Moscow and its picturesque suburbs have long been a
source of inspiration for many Russian artists. It was here that
the last Imperial dynasty, the Romanovs, came to power your tour
will include the Ipatiev Monastery, the museum of Wooden Architecture
and much of the 18th century buildings beloved of Catherine the
Great (B, L, D)
Day 6 Yaroslavl
Founded in 1010 by Prince Yaroslav the Wise, it is one of Russia's
oldest cities, tracing its roots back to the Vikings. The city stretches
for miles along the confluence of Volga and Kotorosl rivers. Explore
the cities history through its architecture, including the fortified
12th century Transfiguration Monastery and the Church of Elijah
the Prophet, home to many beautiful icons. (B, L, D)
Day 7 Goritsy
Goritsy is a peaceful farming town and a typical Russian village.
The tour will include the Monastery of St.
Cyril on the White lake and the Museum of Icons. (B, L, D)
Day 8 Kizhi
Island
Kizhi is situated at the north end of Lake Onega and home to some
of the most amazing wooden architecture in Russia. Forever linked
to Novgorod the Great, the style of architecture reflects its early
introduction to Christianity.
In 1764 locals built the Church of Intercession, its towering walls
and 22 domes without the use of a single nail. The walking tour
will include the Museum of Wooden Architecture. (B, L, D)
Day 9 Mandrogui
Mandrogui is a recreated Russian village, built to relive the traditions
and crafts of Russia's by gone age. Enjoy some free time strolling
around this quaint village and maybe tour the museum of it's locally
produced Vodka and even sample some yourself. (B, L, D)
Day 10 St
Petersburg
One of Russia's former capitals, this city rivals Paris or Venice
for its romantic image. Dating from the beginning of the 18th century
it was built on the express orders and construction direction of
Peter the Great. Home to many
museums, galleries, Palaces, impressive squares and streets. The
sightseeing tour this beautiful city will show you Nevsky Prospect,
Palace Square, St. Issacs Cathedral and the battle- cruiser Aurora.
Later, tour the Hermitage museum, the former Palace of the Czars,
which houses the royal art collection of over 3 million works of
art; it is one of the biggest and most impressive art museums in
the world. (B, L, D)
Day 11 St
Petersburg
Today you will tour perhaps St. Petersburg's most famous and spectacular
Imperial Estate - Peterhof. Nestled on the shore of the Gulf of
Finland, the palace was built by Peter the Great initially as a
resting place en route to the Imperial naval base. But the Czar
was quick to recognize the attractiveness of the area and masterminded
a vast estate intended to rival the famous gardens of Versailles.
In your free time absorb the atmosphere of its vibrant cultural
life. Tonight explore some more on your own, or come along for an
optional folklore show. (B, L, D)
Day 12 St
Petersburg
This morning, stroll along one of the many picturesque canals or
join the optional excursion tour to Pushkin and the Palace of Catherine
the Great. This evening be our guest at a exclusive Ballet performance
at the Hermitage
Theatre. The former private theatre of the Czars. (B, L, D)
Day 13
St Petersburg
Transfer to the airport
Included
in your Amadeus Waterway Cruise
Enjoy
the spectacular voyage through the heart of Russia along its colourful
and historic waterways. Explore bustling and excitement packed Moscow,
then cruise north and visit the enchanting Golden Ring cities of
Uglich, Kostroma and Yoraslavl. Continue along the Volga-Baltic
Waterways and through Europe's two largest lakes. Onega and Ladoga
to St. Petersburg, one of the most beautiful cities, spread over
101 islands and 66 canals.
- 12- night
Cruise Accommodation in an Outside Cabin
- All Meals
onboard; Early- riser Coffee, Buffet Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Red or
White Wine or Juice with every Dinner
- Bottled
Water in every Cabin
- Cocktail
Reception & Welcome Dinner
- Home
Visit and Meal with Russian Family in Uglich
- All-
inclusive Daily Sightseeing Programs as outlined in the Itinerary
- EXCLUSIVE
BALLET PERFORMANCE AT THE HERMITAGE THEATER, THE PRIVATE THEATER
OF THE CZARS
- Guest
Lectures on Russian History, Culture, Art, Politics and Economy
- On board
Music Performances and Russian Language Classes
- Physician
on board
- All English
Language on board in a non- smoking Environment (except Sun
Deck)
- All local
Taxes
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