Packages from Vladivostok to Moscow
Here are some options that start in Vladivostok and travel to Moscow. See our Vladivostok sectionfor tours and accommodation in Vladivostok and travel options to Vladivostok from Beijing or Japan.
- All VM-packages include transfer in Moscow + your first night at the 3* Zarya hotel! (twin share).
- Train #1 (the Rossiya) is considered the best in Russia. A cheaper option is to take train #7 ex-Vladivostok.
- Train #1 departs mostly on even days, and train #7 mostly on odd days.
- Both trains allow for an additional stopover in Ulan-Ude where it arrives after 3 nights at 09:31.
- Vladivostok is most easily accessed by ferry or plane from Japan or by train from Beijing (via Harbin).
Refer to our Package Notes if you are having trouble understanding how to look through these packages.
VM35
Vladivistok to Moscow - stopping in Irkutsk
- TRIP NOTES: Minimum two nights stopover in Irkutsk. Daily departures from Vladivostok. The true 9,259km Trans-Siberian route!
- WE RECOMMEND: This is a trip for those coming from Japan and who don’t mind missing Mongolia and who are in a hurry but still want to break up the 8 day train journey. A good trip year round
VM37
Vladivistok to Moscow - stopping twice
- TRIP NOTES: Minimum two nights stopover in Irkutsk, and Ekaterinburg. Daily departures from Vladivostok. The true 9,259km Trans-Siberian route!
- WE RECOMMEND: This is a trip for those coming from Japan and who don’t mind missing Mongolia. Ulan-Ude and Kazan as well as Golden ring trips can be added to for the Ultimate Trans-Russia.
Package from:
€ 1,120 (#7)
Upgrade from:
#7 +€ 300
#9/15 +€ 340
€ 1,120 (#7)
Upgrade from:
#7 +€ 300
#9/15 +€ 340
Package Price
- Standard Package Price is based on second class train travel. Upgrades Price refers to the extra cost to upgrade to a first class 2 berth cabin on one or more of the train journeys.
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