"The Banks of the Neva": Double-Decker Cruise to the Gulf of Finland and Back

We invite you to a one-and-a-half-hour journey along the Neva to the Gulf of Finland—the route is designed to showcase the Northern Capital from its most spectacular side. From the water, what is hidden from pedestrians and drivers is revealed: palaces reflected in the smooth river surface, granite embankments with history in every stone, and wide expanses leading to the Baltic waters. The cruise passes through the historic center, allowing you to leisurely admire postcard-perfect sights and, at the same time, notice those quiet corners that tourist buses never reach. This trip is not just a way to spend an hour and a half on the water, but a true river adventure that offers a completely different perspective of the city. While the ship heads towards the gulf, you will have time to enjoy the views of the Hermitage and the Peter and Paul Fortress, feel how the wide Neva gradually gives way to the fresh breath of the Baltic, and simply take a breather from the city bustle. It is from the river that St. Petersburg reveals itself completely—without the rush, queues, and crowds, just you, the water, and an endless succession of architectural masterpieces. ⚠ Bringing your own food and drinks (including alcohol) on board is prohibited. Departure from the pier at Admiralteyskaya Embankment, 10 Route of the cruise Admiralty Pier — Palace Bridge — State Hermitage Museum — Trinity Bridge — Cruiser "Aurora" — Peter and Paul Fortress — Spit of Vasilyevsky Island — Malaya Neva River — Tuchkov Bridge — Petrovskaya Spit — Gazprom Arena — WHSD (turnaround) — Admiralty Pier