Yacht charter Russia

With the Arctic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean and part of the Baltic Sea on its side of the boat, Russia remains a destination of choice for cruise enthusiasts. Stretching over more than 37,653 km, a large part of which is hauled in by the Arctic and the Pacific, Russia is home to beautiful seaside resorts where you can drop anchor to discover some of its most beautiful attractions.

Reach Russia via the Baltic Sea

Have you decided to treat yourself to a sailing cruise on the Baltic Sea? Why not set a course for Russia? It is precisely via the Baltic Sea that you can reach Russia's second most important port: St. Petersburg. In addition to being the seat of industry, research and education, Saint Petersburg is also an important Russian tourist center. Having preserved an unparalleled architectural ensemble, the city is also marked by an indisputable artistic soul with its bright colors, luxurious parks and museums housing remarkable collections.

on land, boaters can stroll to the Hermitage Museum, a must-see in Saint Petersburg. It is difficult to remain unmoved in front of the Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood and one willingly loses oneself along Nevsky Prospekt, a 5 km avenue lined with large shops, connecting the two spinnaker arms of the Neva. History buffs will linger in the Northern Capital, which has an impressive number of museums. Young, trendy people will find what they are looking for in the bars, cafés and nightclubs that line Rubinsteina Street and Konuchennnaya Square.

The Nuits Blanches festival brings together party-goers from all over the world at the end of June. Musical performances, popular shows, concerts, naval jousting and fireworks plunge the city into a festive atmosphere for three weeks.

An original cruise departing from Russia

Yacht charter in Russia is also a unique opportunity to discover some Russian islands with their lovely sandy beaches and wild landscapes harboring an astonishing biodiversity. Between July and September, set sail on the Sea of Japan from the town of Vladivostok and enter the famous Peter the Great Gulf, which charms many with its azure bays, seabed and heavenly beaches.

Set foot on the island of Popov, located about twenty kilometers from the city of Vladivostok. The latter is home to many natural curiosities that will not leave nature lovers and lovers of calm indifferent for long. Anchored boats can moor at the famous Pogranitchnaia Bay, where there is a huge sandy and pebble beach, ideal for families. Also pay attention to the island of Reineke during your cruise on the Sea of Japan. You will quickly be won over by its coastline dotted with lagoons, isolated bays and deserted beaches facing an astonishingly clean sea. Treat yourself to a unique stroll on land, among the flowers adorning the meadows of a thousand colors.

From Russia, embark on a unique cruise to the shores of Japan, penetrate the China Sea and reach the island of Taiwan, where Buddhist temples and spas plunge you into a completely different world.