Lena River cruise from Ust-Kut to Yakutsk

Children under 12 years old get a 30% discount on a cabin seat.

BOARDING AND TRANSFER

• Boarding of the ship is carried out only if there are identity documents for each tourist (passport, birth certificate for children). The absence of the above-mentioned documents in the hands of the tourist is the basis for refusal of the cruise. The start time of check-in and boarding is indicated on the boarding pass. Check-in and boarding ends 15 minutes before the ship's scheduled departure time for the cruise. 
• We recommend purchasing railway and air tickets with a time reserve in case of an unforeseen delay of the ship on the way and, accordingly, postponement of departure/ arrival time.

the medicine

• To contact a healthcare professional, you must have SNILS and medical policy information with you./insurance.
• There is a medical professional on board the ship (main deck) who will provide you with emergency medical care. Tourists with chronic diseases are advised to carry medications prescribed by a doctor.
• A boat trip is not recommended for people in need of medical treatment and constant medical supervision. The ship, cabins, gangways, berths are not suitable for movement of persons with impaired functions of the musculoskeletal system. At the time of booking, the tourist must provide full information about their health status in case they are ill, infirm, disabled or a person with limited physical abilities, or a person with limited mobility.
• If a chronic or infectious disease of a tourist threatens the health of other tourists or crew members, and the tourist did not report his illness to the company's employees when purchasing the tour, then if such a disease is detected, he can be removed from the ship at the nearest port. 
• Women with a pregnancy period of less than 23 weeks at the end of the cruise must provide a medical certificate confirming that they are able to travel on board the ship, taking into account the dates and features of the route. If the pregnancy period exceeds 23 weeks at the end of the long-distance cruise, the tourist will not be able to make the cruise. 
• A tourist whose health condition may prevent him from taking a cruise, taking into account the route, should receive a doctor's opinion on the possibility of making such a trip before booking it. Otherwise, the organizer is not responsible for the consequences. Employees have the right to ask the tourist to present a medical certificate authorizing the trip upon boarding the ship, and have the right to refuse boarding in case of his absence. At the same time, the funds paid for the cruise will be withheld in full.
• In emergency cases on board the ship, the ship's medic provides first aid free of charge and can prescribe any medications, treatment or other medical procedures, as well as place the tourist in isolation on board the ship or any similar facility, provided that the ship's doctor considers such measures necessary. The decision of the ship's doctor is supported by the authority of the captain. The passenger's refusal to assist in such treatment may lead to his disembarkation at any port, if necessary, this can be done with the involvement of local police officers or other competent authorities, and the tour operator is not responsible for losses, costs and does not pay compensation to the passenger.
• In case of illness of a tourist during the tour (injury, exacerbation of chronic and other diseases requiring qualified medical treatment and care), the tourist is obliged to contact a medical institution in the nearest port. If the flight continues and the tourist refuses medical treatment in an inpatient facility, all responsibility for the results of the decision lies with the tourist, and the tour operator is not responsible for the consequences caused by the tourist's illness, and does not reimburse the cost of services unused by the tourist due to illness. If it is necessary to hospitalize a patient, the ship must stop at the nearest berth equipped for this type of vessel. Claims of other tourists regarding schedule changes caused by such a stop are not accepted. All tourists must have with them an identity document (passport/birth certificate, etc.) and a compulsory health insurance policy.

additionally

• The list of additional services on board the ship: sauna, billiards, massage chair.
• There is an ironing room on board, accessible to all passengers.
• Board games, pencils and children's coloring books are available at the reception desk.
• Fishing rods can be rented according to the cruise program.
• Internet: there is no wi-fi on board the ship. The availability of the Internet at bus stops is not guaranteed.
• Each cabin has a shower, toilet, towels, gel shampoo, soap and bed linen are provided. In the junior suite and suite cabins, toothbrushes, a hairdryer, a bathrobe, and slippers are additionally provided.
• Announcements on the on-board radio are made in Russian (invitations to meals, invitations to go on an excursion, arrival and departure times, etc.). Travel information on the route on the on-board radio is not provided.
• The client is responsible for the safety of their money, valuables, property and documents throughout the cruise.
• There is no way to exchange currency on board the ship. It is better to do this before the flight in the city. On board the ship, payment is made in rubles, in cash.
• During the cruise, listen carefully to the information on the broadcast network. If you have any questions, please contact the cruise director, the administrator, or your flight attendants.
• The program of stay on the boarding ship provides for a set of measures aimed at relieving psychoemotional stress, which have a health-improving effect on a person, including soothing, improving performance, immunity and mood, as well as fresh river air (recreational aerobics, herbal teas).

The restaurant offers a balanced menu with a choice of vegetarian and low-calorie buffet dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner according to the cruise program. 

Meals are provided on the day of boarding, depending on the time of arrival.

Alcoholic beverages, juices, waters and other products of bars and restaurants, not included in the price of the tour, are paid on board the ship. The restaurant is open until 21:00, the lounge bar until 04:00.

Cash and non-cash payment is possible on board the ship.

There are coolers with water and boiling water in the corridors on the main and boat decks. There is a decanter with glasses in each cabin.

If the time of the tour coincides with the time of the meal, the tourist is provided with meals at the restaurant / cafe at the stop or is given a "dry ration".

The time of meals, the number of shifts and the seating in the restaurant may vary depending on the ship, the cruise range, the route, the number of tourists on the flight.

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks purchased outside the bar are prohibited from entering restaurants and bars on the ship.

It is prohibited to:

• transport animals and birds;
• Take drinks and food;
• use electrical appliances in cabins (except a hair dryer with a power of up to 800 watts, electric shavers and chargers);
• smoking in places that are not equipped for this purpose, including cabins and all public areas (equipped smoking areas are provided on the boat deck);
• throwing cigarette butts and garbage overboard the ship;
• littering, lighting bonfires in places of "green" parking lots.
• run along ladders and decks, sit on railings and railings, overhang over deck railings;
• making false cries for help;
• feeding seagulls from the decks of the ship, swimming from the ship;
• jump into the water and transport objects with overall dimensions over 150x100x50 cm in the ship's premises.; 
• enter and stay in office premises marked "No entry" and in places where ship's devices and mechanisms are located;
• when leaving the cabin, leave electric heaters and lighting devices on, windows and doors open.;
• climb masts, climb into boats, use the ship's bell, remove lifebuoys unnecessarily;
• be on the upper deck of the vessel in front of the windows of the conning tower;
• use fire and pyrotechnic devices on the ship (torches, firecrackers, fireworks, sparklers, sound and fire rockets, scented candles, etc.);
• drinking alcoholic beverages in the cabin of the ship;
• independently turn on or off the lights in public passenger cabins or change the intensity of lighting. To do this, passengers should contact a representative of the crew or the cruise management or the ship's crew.
• to attach any materials, including promotional materials, in the ship's rooms to the walls, ceiling and floor without prior approval from the official representatives of the Company.
• start boarding or disembarking before the vessel is fully moored and the ramp is provided.;
• to move from the ship's side to the pier and in the opposite direction is not on the ladder;
• climb into boats, use the ship's bell, remove lifebuoys unnecessarily;
• to carry alcoholic and narcotic products, firearms, cold steel, and other items that, in the opinion of the company, may pose a danger to tourists; In case of an attempt to bring the above items on board, they will be seized and may not be returned. A tourist may be denied boarding a ship when trying to carry the most dangerous prohibited items (weapons, explosives or toxic substances, etc.).
• take out the property of the ship in the parking lots (pastel linen, towels, glasses, ashtrays, etc.).

Before you decide to go somewhere or go, carefully read the suggested instructions, which will give you the opportunity to have a good rest and return in a good mood and in good health, which is what we wish you. 

• before starting the routes, check the serviceability of clothes, shoes, and necessary equipment.; 
• It is not recommended to go out on the route in uncomfortable and tight shoes and clothes.
• It is forbidden to leave the parking place or leave the route without the permission of the accompanying group or the guide.;
• when crossing sections of stone placers, areas with an abundance of dead wood, special care must be taken when walking, and if possible, avoid such places.;
• inventory and camping equipment should be placed in a designated easily accessible place to avoid injury and injury.;
• Climbing the cliff path is prohibited for people with poor health (heart disease, blood pressure, shortness of breath, etc.) and those who have consumed alcoholic beverages.;
• it is forbidden to approach the edge of the cliff and break away from the main group;
• Do not throw stones and various objects down when climbing, descending and on top of the rocks, you can injure people who were below.;
• If it's difficult for you to get up, rest and ask someone to escort you down.;
• While on the ship, follow all instructions of the ship's crew. In case of danger threatening your life, do not panic, do not take independent action unless absolutely necessary, wait for instructions from the crew or the staff accompanying you.;
• all responsibility for non—compliance with the rules in NP Lena Pillars and safety regulations lies with the guilty person: the park employee, if the accident was his fault, the tourist - if the fault of the park employee in the accident is not. Their parents or another responsible person are responsible for children's compliance with safety regulations (when visiting the park with a group of children).

It is prohibited to:

• drinking alcohol, using narcotic and toxic substances, as well as being in a state of alcoholic, narcotic and toxic intoxication;
  leave the parking place, bivouac, recreation center without the permission of the head (senior) of the group.
• bathing outside the places designated for these purposes, as well as bathing without the presence of the head (senior) of the group.;
• leaving and throwing garbage;
• entry and parking of all types of transport without a permit and payment for entry and parking of transport;
• the use of fishing gear without the permission of the state inspector, even if you have a fishing permit;
• the use of film, video and cameras without permission and payment for filming;
• smoking indoors, on the route, outside designated areas;
• misuse or damage of rented park property;
  making a campfire outside the designated areas, without the permission of the park staff;
• to light and use stoves, as well as to use them for other purposes;
• use of petroleum products and other flammable liquids to light a stove or campfire;
• leave campfires that have not been extinguished in places of parking, stops, bivouacs;
  use of agents near an open fire (aerosols, lubricants, paint and varnish materials);
• use an open flame to illuminate the premises;
• store flammable and flammable substances and materials indoors and near campfires;
• blocking entrances, exits, and passageways with things;
• to use household appliances without the permission of the park staff;
• the use of homemade household appliances that do not comply with fire safety standards;
• sale of alcoholic beverages near recreation centers, camps, recreation areas and on the park territory itself.

The captain is the sole commander on the ship, therefore all passengers are required to obey the orders of the captain within his authority. Throughout the tour, the tourist is obliged to comply with the requirements of the internal regulations, observe safety rules and follow all orders of the ship's crew and the Cruise Management.

The captain's decisions on the safety of navigation are final and binding for passengers (tourists) on board the ship. 

If, in the opinion of the captain or the ship's doctor, the tourist is unable to travel for any reason, there is a possibility of a threat to his safety and the safety of other tourists, the possibility of the border services refusing to allow the tourist to disembark at the port, then the captain has the right to refuse such a tourist boarding at any port, to disembark a tourist in any port of destination, or transfer the tourist to another cabin of the same or a different category. 

In case of a ship-wide alarm in case of a fire in the cabin or the detection of signs of it on the ship, the passenger must not panic, report the smoke or fire to the ship's crew, occupy cabins according to boarding passes, dress warmly, put on a life jacket and strictly follow the instructions received over the radio transmission network from the ship's captain (the person replacing him) and the management the cruise. In case of interruptions in the operation of the broadcasting network, keep the cabin door open and carefully listen to the commands given by the members of the rescue team. 

The ship is a high-risk vehicle, and the tourist undertakes not to leave unattended children taken on the trip, as well as incapacitated relatives, and is fully responsible for their behavior and health during the tour. 

During stops in populated areas, the ship may depart from the berth to perform technological operations, which the Cruise Management notifies tourists in a timely manner.

A tourist must preserve the natural environment and take care of natural, historical and cultural monuments.

Follow the rules of personal hygiene and safety:

• do not drink tap water to avoid infectious diseases.;
• Observe personal safety measures, rules of etiquette, and do not provoke conflicts.;
• do not leave children unattended.

A free style of clothing is accepted on board the ship. If the program provides for active tourism activities (climbing to the top of the Lena Pillars, sports games, hiking tours), we recommend taking comfortable shoes and clothes (things that replace them). As additional items, tourists can take evening clothes to visit a bar or restaurant. 

On long-distance cruises, we strongly recommend tourists to stock up on sunscreens and repellents against mosquitoes, midges and other insects. On request, tourists can get mosquito nets at the reception desk on board the ship. Raincoats are provided in case of rain.