Мото Мото

“Мото Мото” is a white cabin motorboat, 7.48 m long, for up to 9 guests. Its features include an elongated foredeck, oval portholes and an open passenger area behind the windscreen. At the stern is a sofa with a small table, opposite a lengthways upholstered seat. A central walkway leads down to the cabin, while the aft platform can be accessed at the back. The table has cup holders. Photographs from different angles help you examine the motorboat before choosing it for a family outing, small birthday celebration or gathering of friends on the water.

Inside is a cabin with upholstered places to relax. On board there are a toilet, washbasin, fridge, heater, music system, blankets and glasses. A protective canopy can cover the open area. The base pier is Fontanka River Embankment, 53, near Lomonosov Bridge. From here, you can discuss a circuit along the Fontanka, Moika and Kryukov Canal, a route through the Winter Canal to the Neva, or a longer trip along the Nevka rivers. A route towards the urban part of the Gulf of Finland adds views of broad open water. The chosen direction is agreed with water levels, weather and passage rules in mind. An evening trip can focus on illuminated embankments, and a night trip on the opening bridges.

The minimum hire is 1 hour; a trip to see the bridges opening is planned for at least 2 hours. In the 2026 navigation season, the rate is RUB 9 000 per hour until 31 May and from 1 September. From June to August, a rate of RUB 10 000 per hour applies. In summer, trips to see the bridges opening on the nights leading into Saturday and Sunday carry an extra RUB 1 000 per hour. No separate mid season is defined. Trips for the 9 May fireworks, Scarlet Sails, the St Petersburg International Economic Forum and Navy Day are quoted on request. In your enquiry, state the date, departure time, number of guests and trip duration. Discuss refreshments, decoration, stops and positioning at another pier in advance; the final cost and route will be confirmed for the specific trip.

Capacity depends on the event format: banquets or buffet receptions may accommodate fewer guests. The route is agreed with the skipper based on weather and water levels.