Ferries Russia, Ukraine and the CIS
Ferry travel is a unique and exciting means of getting to and from Russia and Ukraine. True, it's less probable that a ferry will take you to your intended destination. Used in combination with buses and trains, however, ferry travel can give your trip a little more adventure.
This page, Ferries Russia, Ukraine and the CIS, can be broken down into 4 different sections.
For additional information about traveling by ship, see also Cruise Russia & Ukraine.
Baltic Sea ferries
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Tallinn, Estonia: Port of Tallinn Passenger Ship Schedules
- Stockholm Sweden <-> Tallinn
- Helsinki Finland <-> Tallinn
- Stockholm Sweden <-> Tallinn
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Riga, Latvia
- Stockholm Sweden <-> Riga
- Lübeck Germany <-> Riga
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Klaipeda, Lithuania: LISCO Passenger Ferry Lines

- Baltiysk Russia (Kaliningrad region) <-> Klaipeda
- Kiel Germany <-> Klaipeda
- Sassnitz Germany <-> Klaipeda
- Karlshamn Sweden <-> Klaipeda
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
- Kiel Germany <-> Karlshamn Sweden <-> Saint Petersburg
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Baltiysk, Russia (Kaliningrad region): LISCO Ferries
- Klaipeda Lithuania <-> Baltiysk

- Karlshamn Sweden <-> Baltiysk
- Klaipeda Lithuania <-> Baltiysk
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Kaliningrad, Russia
- Frombork Poland <-> Kaliningrad

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Sochi: Port of Sochi website
- Batumi Georgia <-> Poti Georgia <-> Sochi
- Trabzon Turkey <-> Sochi
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Ilyichevsk (Odessa Oblast): Ukrferry website
- Poti, Georgia <-> Ilyichevsk
- Batumi, Georgia <-> Ilyichevsk
- Varna, Bulgaria <-> Ilyichevsk
- Derince, Turkey <-> Ilyichevsk


Ferries Russia Far East
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Zarubino, Russia (Primorsky region - 4hrs south west of Vladivostok)
Sokcho South Korea<->Zarubino- Korean ferryboat stops service for Zarubino port
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Vladivostok, Russia
Sokcho South Korea<->Zarubino<->Vladivostok- Korean ferryboat stops service for Vladivostok
- Fushiki Japan <-> Vladivostok
- Business Intour Service (ferry schedule & online ticket booking)
Share Your Knowledge on Ferry Transport
Do you have information about ferry travel in Russia, Ukraine or the Baltics? Schedules and routes change constantly so any updates and/or advice would be greatly appreciated.





