All of St Petersburg from the water
A long cruise from the historic centre to the waterfront. Suitable if you would like to spend a few relaxed hours on the water.
The city, islands and gulf
The route can take you from the waterfront and Krestovsky Island to Yelagin Island, the Bolshaya Nevka and the cruiser Aurora, then onto the main Neva, Fontanka, Kryukov Canal, Moyka and Winter Canal. The order depends on the pier and passage conditions.
What fits into one cruise
Tell the captain which sights matter most to you. A full loop through the canals and gulf takes longer than a city-centre cruise, and stops or shore visits add time. Duration is calculated for the chosen boat; visiting every point in exactly four hours is not guaranteed.
What you will see along the way
- Central canals
- Neva
- Zhdanovka
- Malaya Neva
- Gulf of Finland
These are landmarks on the programme; disembarkation at each site is not automatically included.
Fontanka by the Fabergé Museum on the map
Location and nearby streets
A reference point on Fontanka Embankment between Belinsky and Anichkov Bridges.
The map shows the selected landmark. The captain will confirm the route order and boarding point.
What to agree before your cruise
The vessel must be suitable for both canals and open water. The route is confirmed according to current restrictions.
State the date, number of guests and preferred pier. Confirm the duration, accessible cruising areas, stops and full programme cost.