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Russia

8 crossings between 4 ports, run by 3 operators, serving 90 cities. The busiest city is Moscow with 321 destinations, and the busiest port is Vladivostok with 3 crossings. 156 airports carry scheduled service, so most of this network can be left by air as well as by sea.

Cities

90 cities, each showing everything it reaches across every terminal and airport that serves it.

Moscow reaches 321 destinations
Saint Petersburg reaches 229 destinations
Sochi reaches 224 destinations
Yekaterinburg reaches 213 destinations
Novosibirsk reaches 210 destinations
Kazan reaches 208 destinations
Mineralnye Vody reaches 189 destinations
Ufa reaches 180 destinations
Tyumen reaches 166 destinations
Samara reaches 165 destinations
Krasnodar reaches 154 destinations
Nizhniy Novgorod reaches 149 destinations

Showing the 12 widest-reaching of 90. Every city →

The ports that matter

Ranked by how many crossings each carries. The first is 1× the second.

Vladivostok crossings 3 crossings on record
St Petersburg crossings 3 crossings on record
Makhachkala crossings 1 crossings on record
Astrakhan crossings 1 crossings on record

Who runs the boats

3 operators appear in Russia crossings.

Every crossing we hold

All 8 of them, alphabetically, 25 at a time. Each has its own page.

Aktau – Makhachkala not held Caspian Maritime Services
Astrakhan – Atyrau not held Astrakhan River Shipping
Donghae – Vladivostok not held DBS Cruise Ferry
Sakaiminato – Vladivostok not held DBS Cruise Ferry

Which months these run

Season not heldwe can say when we looked, not which months run

Our records for Russia ferry crossings were read on 11 August 2026 and describe the network as it ran that week. We hold no month-by-month variation, so this page cannot tell you whether a crossing runs in February.

If you are travelling well outside August 2026, confirm with the operator before you plan around it.