Dnieper River Cruises - highlights of Ukraine
Experience the highlights of Ukraine: on the Dnieper River Cruise everyone will get their money's worth. Here you will find a broad spectrum of culture and nature, recreation and discovery — and all of that with a very best levels of service and comfort on board the homely, specially constructed riverboats
The Dnieper River Cruise - where it takes place and when to go
The Dnieper is Europe's third longest river, flowing through Russia, Belarus and Ukraine. It rises on the Valdai Heights in Russia and discharges some 2201 km further on into the Black Sea in Ukraine. The best time to go on a Dnieper River Cruise is in the months of May to September.
Dnieper River Cruises - cities and tourist attractions
The Ukrainian port city of Odessa lies on the route of the Dnieper River Cruise. You can get to know the city's colourful history on a stroll through the centre and visit Odessa's defining landmark, the Potemkin Stairs.
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In Yalta on the Crimean peninsula, the southern sun shines and the picturesque scenery has a Mediterranean flair. Numerous cultural monuments such as the Livadia Palace make viewing this city inviting. Also to be recommended are hikes through the Crimean mountains or the opportunities for relaxation provided by the gorgeous beaches.
The Crimea's largest city is Sevastopol. Recommended excursions here are to the Malakoff Tower and the ostentatious Vladimir Cathedral. There are also numerous other historic monuments of interest to visitors.
The pulsating metropolis of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, presents an entrancing cityscape with magnificent facades. The many tourist attractions include the imposing cathedral of St Sophia with its nave and four aisles, and the cave monastery of Kievo-Pecherska Lavra.
The Dnieper River Cruise - a multifaceted journey
Striking cities, fascinating landscapes and much, much more await you on your unforgettable Dnieper River Cruise.
