The Moscow-Vladivostok route appeals to train fans, completists, historians, and sometimes those heading to Japan too.  You don’t pass through Mongolia on this route, but you can (and do!) stop at Lake Baikal, with a choice of options (included) ranging from the active to the sedentary, and even the underwater!  Other Siberian destinations (Ekaterinburg, Ulan-Uday) could potentially be added – contact us if you would like a sample price and itinerary for doing so.

 

Map

Trip overview

DAY 01 – Arrival in Moscow

Arrival in Moscow. Your driver will meet on arrival and transfer you by private car to the hotel.

DAY 02 – Around Moscow

After breakfast one of our local experts will meet you at your hotel in the lobby for a three hour walking and familiarisation tour, to introduce the city (and its public transport system) and to get your sightseeing off to a flying start. The rest of the day's your own.

DAY 03 – Departing Moscow

Transfer to Yaroslavsky Station where you will board the Vladivostok bound train.

DAY 04 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling through Kazan and Ekaterinburg.

DAY 05 – On board The Trans-Sib

Across the River Enisei, at Krasnoyarsk.

DAY 06 – Arrival in Irkutsk

Arrival in Irkutsk transfer to hotel.

DAY 07 – Explore Listvyanka

Transfer to Listvyanka Village situated on the shores of Lake Baikal

DAY 08 – Choose one activity from the list

 It’s all included in the trip price.

• (A) Siberian trek
• (B) Circum Baikal picnic
• (C) Taltsy wooden museum
• (D) Snowmobile trip
• (E) Siberian Dog sledding
• (F) Do your own thing

DAY 09 – Departing Irkutsk

Transfer from Listvyanka Village back to Irkutsk, free time to explore the city. Evening transfer to the station where you will board the Vladivostok bound train.

DAY 10 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling via Ulan-Uday.

DAY 11 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling via Khabarovsk heading towards Vladivostok.

DAY 12 – Arrival in Vladivostok

Your trans-siberian journey comes to an end.