Princess Anastasia

«Princess Anastasia» was built in 1986 at a Finnish shipyard in Turku, and in December 2010 it was acquired by the ferry company St. Peter Line. In 2011, after the ship underwent a complete refit, the ferry began operating between Saint Petersburg and Stockholm. Today, the ferry offers short cruises that also include visits to the ports of Tallinn and Helsinki.

Cozy and spacious cabins are divided into several classes, and even the simplest category has everything the traveler needs. On board there are special cabins for passengers with disabilities, as well as wonderful two-room suites with a large bedroom, a living room, and two bathrooms. Each cabin is equipped with a special audio system through which the cruise manager informs guests about onboard activities.

There are several restaurants on the ferry, including a “buffet” with a wide selection of dishes, vegetarian and children’s menus, as well as various bars (a sports bar, a bar with live music, and others), a cinema, a casino with games of chance and slot machines. On the open deck, there are sun loungers where you can relax beautifully in the warm sunshine. On Deck 2, the AquaSpa KIVACH spa center operates, which includes a water area with a swimming pool, a sauna, a jacuzzi, a thermal zone, a fitness zone, a wellness area, and a beauty area, as well as a cozy spa café with herbal teas and phytodrinks. On board the ship, you can visit Duty Free shops.

Princess Anastasia offers a variety of entertainment for both children and adults. The cinema features screenings of animated films, as well as the latest movies and blockbuster hits from around the world. The show program can also be viewed in the Columbus bar - early in the evening, it’s for children, and a little later - for adult guests. The bars host music evenings and discos. And of course, for children there is a special playroom with a caregiver and animators.