Sailing Voyage on the Gulf of Finland

Description If you want to see St. Petersburg from a different angle, forget about classic tours and head out here. A sailing cruise is a true immersion into yachting culture and a completely new perspective on boat trips. Together with other participants, you will go on a three-hour tour, catching the wave surrounded by dozens of sailing yachts. The rest of your leisure time depends entirely on your preferences: you can just relax and look into the distance, have a picnic, or learn the basics of yachting under the captain's guidance. In any case, the result is the same—vivid and new impressions. Features of a sailing trip in St. Petersburg A tour perfect for immersing yourself in yachting culture or discovering a new format of recreation on the water. The route runs past park islands with access to the open waters of the Gulf of Finland. The deck offers views of the Lakhta Center, Gazprom Arena, and the Cable-stayed bridges. Opportunity to bring your own alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as food. A cozy sailing yacht with several open areas and a closed cabin. What sights will we see? We will sail past Krestovsky and Vasilyevsky Islands, as well as the reclaimed land areas where the modern city meets the water element. The Cable-stayed bridges and the Yacht Bridge—architectural highlights of the new part of St. Petersburg—await us. From the water, you will see the majestic Gazprom Arena, the sky-scraping Lakhta Center, the Marine Facade Port, and the green 300th Anniversary of St. Petersburg Park. The final chord will be entering the open waters of the Gulf of Finland, where the horizon expands into endless waters. Important Note: Passengers under 18 years of age are only allowed on board when accompanied by an adult. Rain in St. Petersburg is a frequent occurrence that does not affect the cruise. The tour is canceled only in the event of a storm warning. In summer, even in warm weather, bring extra clothes, as it is always colder on the water and in the gulf. We advise dressing in comfortable sportswear and be sure to wear shoes with light-colored soles. In hot weather, we stop for swimming, so bring a towel and a swimsuit. As for food, you can bring anything except brightly colored (especially red and blue) food and drinks.