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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

I haven't been everywhere...
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Photo by George Guille
It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Have not been on for a while but last i heard there is no existing ferry from Vlad to Japan anymore. The Ferry company ceased operations due to political disagreements between the two countries.
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Thanks Brian,
This ferry had also a stop in South Corea. Do you know if he is still operating between Vladivostok and South Corea?
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Apparently it has totally ceased as the route to south Korea was chartered through the same company. Unless somebody has some updated information there is no way to get to south Korea or Japan with a vehicle as before. To confirm this you could contact Yuri Melnikov in Vladivostok for an update on the situation. The same remains for the ferry from Sakhalinsk to Japan,which used to be an alternative option.
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Hi, just got this info from Youri (many thanks to him).

«*DBS ferry doesn't operate since November. However there is information
that another korean company bought the ship and they plan to use it as
cargo ship since August while borders are closed. After borders will be
opened they will take passengers as well. They plan to go
Maizuru(Japan)- Sokcho (Korea) - Vladivostok.«*

Beware that even it is very serious info from reliable person this is still future plan.
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Hi, just got this info from Youri (many thanks to him).

«*DBS ferry doesn't operate since November. However there is information
that another korean company bought the ship and they plan to use it as
cargo ship since August while borders are closed. After borders will be
opened they will take passengers as well. They plan to go
Maizuru(Japan)- Sokcho (Korea) - Vladivostok.«*

Beware that even it is very serious info from reliable person this is still future plan.
A solid ray of hope!
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Hi thank you for sharing all these informations!
I’m waiting the opening of Russia for travel with my motorcycle from Italy all the way to Vladivostok


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May be on Aug 1st 😊
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On my way to Vladivostok
Hi, I succeeded to enter in Russia on July 12th. I am currently on my way to Vladivostok (Still 1500 km to ride).
I am riding a Ural side-car. I left Paris on June 12th.
I will have to ship my bike from there.
I will let you know what is the situation on site.

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Question From Magadan to Europe?
Hello fellas,

Does anyone know if there is a possibility to send a motorcycle from Magadan back to Europe by Ship (Container)?

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Hello fellas,

Does anyone know if there is a possibility to send a motorcycle from Magadan back to Europe by Ship (Container)?

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You may contact Yuri. I am sure he will be able to help you.
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Hi Alex
Great comments & tips you have on this post at Horizon Unlimited.
I would like to ask for your advice about my New Zealand Registered vehicle which is now stored in Anapa, Russia at this time. That I ,am driving around the World with this vehicle.

In September 2019 I entered into Russia from Georgia at the land border with my Toyota Landcruiser. This meant I was allowed to have my vehicle in Russia for a 12 month period up to September 2020 before I had to leave Russia with my vehicle.

I have left my Toyota Landcruiser in storage at a friend’s farm in Anapa and Departed Moscow for New Zealand in October 2019 and was planning to return to Anapa in April 2020 to carry on with my travels but due to the Global Covid-19 Lockdown travel restrictions I have not yet been able to return to Russia as planned.

Do you think I will have any issues when I finally get to Travel back to Russia and collect my vehicle and depart for the EU?
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