Introduction
Moscow to Vladivostok - for trainspotters and traditionalists! This 'original' route is the worlds longest and most famous train journey, at more than 9000km, it crosses the whole country along the backbone of Russia and finishes on the far east coast on the Pacific Ocean. Wind your way through the Ural Mountains, cross continents from Europe to Asia, and find out what Siberia is truly like.

Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival in Moscow. Transfer to hotel
Day 2 Guided walking tour of Moscow, free time.
Day 3 Free day, evening transfer to station to board train
Day 4 On board, past Kazan and Ekaterinburg
Day 5 On board towards Siberia, via Novosibirsk
Day 6 On board, cross the River Yenisei
Day 7 Arrival into Irkutsk and transfer to Lake Baikal village. Walking tour and overnight family stay
Day 8 Choice of Lake Baikal activities (see dossier)
Day 9 Free day at Lake Baikal village, overnight with host family
Day 10 Transfer to Irkutsk. Homestay with local family, free afternoon
Day 11 Transfer to station for morning departure to Vladivostok
Day 12 & 13 On board through Siberia
Day 14 Morning arrival into Vladivostok, your itinerary comes to an end  

Highlights
Moscow
-Walking Tour
Irkutsk
-Family Stay
-Lake Baikal
-Choice of Lake Baikal activities
Siberia
Vladivostok  

What's Included
-Arrival Transfers
-Walking tour of Moscow
-2-Class, 4-Berth Rail
-5 Breakfasts
-Full board with Host Family
-Choice of Activities at Lake Baikal (see itinerary)  

Accommodation and Transport
Accommodation
-Hotels (2 Nights)
-Family Stay (4 Nights)
-Train (7 Nights)
Transport
-Train
-On Foot
-Private Transport