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 St. Petersburg

DAY 02 – Around St. Petersburg

DAY 03 – Departing  St. Petersburg

DAY 04 – Arrival in Moscow

DAY 05 – Explore Moscow

DAY 06 – Departing Moscow

Evening transfer Yaroslavsky Station where you will board the Irkutsk bound train.

DAY 07 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling through Kazan and Ekaterinburg.

DAY 08 – On board The Trans-Sib

Onwards into Siberia itself, via Novosibirsk.

DAY 09 – On board The Trans-Sib

Across the River Enisei, at Krasnoyarsk.

DAY 10 – Arrival in Irkutsk

Arrival in Irkutsk, transfer to Listvyanka Village on the shore of Lake Baikal.

DAY 11 – Choose one activity from the list

It’s all included in the trip price.

DAY 12 – Return to Irkutsk  

DAY 13 – Departing Irkutsk

Transfer to the station where you will board the Vladivostok bound train.

DAY 14 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling via Ulan-Uday.

DAY 15 – On board The Trans-Sib

Travelling via Khabarovsk heading towards Vladivostok.

DAY 16 – Arriving Vladivostok

Your trans-siberian journey comes to an end.