How much does it cost to get to Crimea by train and plane?
On June 1, between the Krasnodar Territory and the Crimea, a railway link - Simferopol (Crimea) - Adler (Sochi, Krasnodar Territory) and in the opposite direction will be launched.
How much are tickets for the Adler-Simferopol train, how much time will you have to spend on the way, how much will the “multimodal” trip to the Crimea from Moscow cost: plane + train?
Travel time from Adler to Crimea - 17 hours 55 minutes, back 20 hours.
Travel in a seat card in one direction - from 2 038 rubles. per passenger, in a compartment - from 5 053 rubles. for one, CV - from 9 969 rubles.
How much are tickets to the Crimea for those who will fly from Moscow to Sochi and from there by train will go to Simferopol?
In the first half of June, air tickets from Moscow to Sochi and back with included luggage cost from 9.9 thousand rubles to 10.7 thousand rubles per passenger.
For a “multimodal” trip from Moscow to Simferopol and back in combination with an airplane (9.9 thousand rubles) + a train (4.1 thousand rubles) you need to pay a minimum of 14 thousand rubles per one, and those who want to go in a compartment to Simferopol – from 20 thousand rubles.
To get "multimodal" way from Central Russia will have a day or more. The average flight time on the Moscow-Sochi route is 4 hours.
Only the net travel time from Moscow to Crimea (airplane + train) will be 22 hours. There is no time to “dock” (between the flight and the train).
The return journey will take 24 hours: 20 hours by train Simferopol - Sochi + 4 hours by plane.
The journey, taking into account the time to transfer from plane to train (4-5 hours), is actually even longer.
On the road from Moscow with arrival in Sochi and a trip to the Crimea by train, you need to spend an average of 26-27 hours, back - from 29-30 hours.
Source: tourism.interfax
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