Cruises from Ternopil
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Ternopil is located relatively close to Lviv, and it is exactly this proximity that simplifies the road to the cruise port for people here. MSC, Royal Caribbean, Norwegian, Costa, or Celestyal liners, as for the rest of Ukraine, depart not from the home city but from Barcelona, Venice, Civitavecchia, Genoa, or Piraeus, so the first step of any trip leads toward the western border. From Ternopil this trip is short: a few hours by bus or train, and you are already in Lviv, from where you can use all the advantages of a regional center, including a wider choice of connecting flights from Rzeszow or Krakow airports. In essence, travelers from Ternopil get almost the same convenience as those from Lviv, just with a small additional leg at the start of the route. This favorably distinguishes Ternopil from cities in central or eastern Ukraine, where the trip to the transport hub alone takes up most of the road. Still, when planning a trip through Lviv specifically, it is worth finding out the bus or train schedule between the two cities in advance, so as not to lose time waiting, rather than relying on random transport on the same day. Total time on the road still exceeds a day, counting from departure from Ternopil to arrival at the port of embarkation, so a small buffer at each stage does not hurt. The route through Lviv is described in detail in the article "How a Ukrainian can get on a cruise: the road to the port."
Cruises
Venice, Italy, Dubrovnik, Croatia, Corfu, Greece, Kotor, Montenegro, Brindisi, Split Croatia, Venice, Italy
Marseille, Provence, France, Barcelona, Spain, Valencia, Spain, La Spezia, Italy, Civitavecchia, Italy, Genoa, Italy, Marseille, Provence, France
Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy
Southampton (London), United Kingdom, Lerwick/Shetland, Scotland, Skjolden, Norway, Nordfjordeid, Norway, Sandnes, Norway, Southampton (London), United Kingdom
La Romana, Dominican Republic, Catalina Island, Dominican Rep, Oranjestad, Aruba, Willemstad, Curacao, Kralendijk, Bonaire, Saint George, Grenada, La Romana, Dominican Republic
Hong Kong, China, Busan, South Korea, Fukuoka, Japan, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Japan, Hong Kong, China
Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy
Valetta, Malta, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy, Palermo, Sicily, Italy, Valetta, Malta
Marseille, Provence, France, Genoa, Italy, Naples, Italy, Sicily (Messina), Italy, Valetta, Malta, Barcelona, Spain, Marseille, Provence, France
Santos, Brazil, Angra dos Reis, Brazil, Buzios, Brazil, Santos, Brazil
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Frequently asked questions
Why is the route from Ternopil built through Lviv?
Lviv is located relatively close to Ternopil and offers the widest choice of connecting flights to Europe in the region, so it is more logical to get there first rather than search for rare direct options.
How long does the trip from Ternopil to Lviv take?
This is one of the shortest legs on the route: just a few hours by bus or train, depending on the specific departure and time of day.
How much time should I allow for the whole trip from Ternopil to the port of embarkation?
In total, accounting for the trip to Lviv, the border, and the flight, budget at least a day with a small buffer at each stage.
Do I need a visa for a trip through Poland?
Requirements depend on citizenship, so check them in advance on the official embassy or consulate website, even if the road to the border seems short.
Which European port is most convenient to choose from Ternopil?
Thanks to transit through Lviv, flights are available in all the main directions: Barcelona, Venice, Civitavecchia, Genoa, or Piraeus. Choose the port depending on the cruise route.