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Cruises in the heart of the Russian far east allow you to open the door to unknown worlds. Until 1990, the Kamchatka region was closed to foreigners, in order to preserve its ancestral culture and dense fauna. 

 

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Reykjavík - Reykjavík
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07/06/2025 to the 21/06/2025
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Glasgow, Scotland - Glasgow, Scotland
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22/05/2025 to the 29/05/2025
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Dubrovnik - Venice
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15/08/2025 to the 22/08/2025
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Buenos Aires - Ushuaia
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Transfers + flight Ushuaia/Buenos Aires
18 nights on board
Dates:
05/11/2025 to the 23/11/2025
Colón - Belize City
LE CHAMPLAIN
Transfer from the port to the airport + flight from Belize City to Cancún
10 nights on board
Dates:
03/12/2025 to the 13/12/2025

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Highlights - Russian Arctic

A little known destination, the Russian Arctic has many surprises. Watching cetaceans and brown bears, meeting with the local inhabitants and seeing the most active volcanoes on the planet make up a complete array of activities for an unforgettable cruise. Here are some unmissable activities during a trip to the Russian Arctic.


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Essential - Russian Arctic

Going on a cruise in the Russian far-east, is to undertake a trip to the edge of the world. In the place where the European and American continents almost touch, the harsh conditions of life have taught people how to live with the severe climate and the immense landscapes.


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