VISIT 6 COUNTRIES FROM KIEV TO NEW YORK FOR 316 EURO

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Day by the day travel becomes more affordable and people get more information what would be the best way to arrange it.

For most of us, it is easy to travel within Europe, however, would not be an adventure to visit the Baltics and some Post-Soviet states?

Today I am back with a proposed itinerary from Kiev (Ukraine) to New York (United States).

The trip has around 2-3 days as stopovers in Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Russia; starting from Ukraine.

Following the political events in Ukraine, the officials confirmed that it is safe to travel to Kiev. If you have Crimea Peninsula in mind, please check the travel alert on Government websites.

For this itinerary keep in mind to check if a visa is required to visit any of the countries, depending on your nationality.

Kiev-Minsk
Bus
http://ecolines.net/en/
Depart 7 Mar at 23:00
Arrive 8 Mar at 10:30
Price: 25 euro

Minsk-Vilnius
Bus
http://ecolines.net/en/
Depart 11 Mar at 07:00
Arrive 11 Mar at 09:50
Price: 13.60 euro

Vilnius-Riga
Bus
http://ecolines.net/en/
Depart 14 Mar at 07:30
Arrive 14 Mar at 11:45
Price: 15.20 euro

Riga- Tallinn
Bus
http://ecolines.net/en/
Depart 17 Mar at 12:00
Arrive 17 Mar at 16:30
Price: 16.50 euro

Tallin-St. Petersburg
Bus
http://ecolines.net/en/
Depart 19 Mar at 09:15
Arrive 19 Mar at 16:30
Price: 20 euro

St. Petersburg-Moscow
Train
http://rzd.ru/
Depart 22 Mar at 13:00
Arrive 22 Mar at 17:00
Train 767A Sapsan
Price: 20 euro

Moscow- New York
Flight
http://www.aeroflot.ru/
SU 100- flight number 
Depart 25 Mar at 09:50
Arrive 25 Mar at 13:35

Price: 206.20 euro

You even can go cheaper than that. Ecolines offers the next discounts (the above prices are for a Standard ticket):

- travelers of 13-26 years old: around 1.50 euro deduction/ per ticket

- children tariff  (5-12 years old): 50% off


Wish you an amazing trip and I would love to hear your thoughts upon your return!

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