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Ukraine Holidays
Places of Interest in Ukraine
About Ukraine
The Orange Revolution brought the world's attention to developments in Ukraine and now ancient towns, the vast plains, mountains and Black Sea coast are firm favourites with visitors. Popular for city breaks are the cities of Kiev and Lviv where visitors are drawn to the breathtaking frescoes in St Sophia's Cathedral and the Golden Gate in Kiev and the lovely faded Baroque and Renaissance architecture of Lviv's Old Town.
Venture into the dramatic Carpathian Mountains, where the ethnic Hutsul people follow their traditions in hidden valleys, and hike to the peak of the highest mountain, Goverla, for superb panoramas. Search out the profusion of castles and wooden churches, in particular medieval Kamenets Podilsky teetering on a rocky outcrop. Chernobyl may be off limits to residents, but you can join a short guided tour to the devastated site of the nuclear disaster.
Head to the Crimea for some wine tasting and take in the historical landmark, Balaklava, and the underground submarine base at Sevastopol. In Odessa, relax on the sandy beach on the shores of the Black Sea and pose for a photograph on the Potemkin Steps.
Ukraine City Breaks
Kiev is a wonderful choice for a city break, offering diverse attractions from exploring caves to relaxing in terrace cafés and enjoying lively nightlife. Regent Holidays offers a selection of hotel options in Kiev from 3 to 5-star hotels.
Ukraine’s second city and the old Habsburg town of Lviv is a myriad of architectural styles, cobbled streets and colourful façades. Regent Holidays offers a selection of hotel options for a city break in Lviv.
With its distinctive history, welcoming climate and diverse cultural influences including Ukrainian, Russian, Jewish and Turkish, Odessa makes for a fascinating city break. Regent Holidays offers a selection of hotel options for a city break in...
Ukraine Group Tours
Unique to Regent Holidays - this tour will stay overnight in the town of Chernobyl and offers the chance to visit a Soviet era missile base!
We offer this exciting group tour that primarily concentrates on Crimea, a highlight of any trip to Ukraine, as well as a few days exploring the dynamic, friendly capital of Kiev.
This group tour for 2012 starts in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev, before moving onto the splendours of Moscow and St Petersburg. Travelling between cities by train, this is an authentic and thoroughly enjoyable travel experience.
Ukraine Individual Tours
This is an ideal itinerary for first time visitors to Ukraine and is one of our most popular itineraries. Using convenient overnight trains, we link up the main but diverse cities of Kyiv, Lviv and Odessa.
Featured Itinerary
This twin-centre holiday visits the fascinating port town of Odessa and uses the overnight train to Simferopol, where you are transferred by pirvate car to your hotel in resort town of Yalta.
Stay in the popular Hotel Oreanda in Yalta with its enviable position right on the sea front and combine it with a few nights in the Radisson SAS Kiev. Enjoy the scenery of Crimea and the culture of Kiev in one holiday.
This increasingly popular Ukraine holiday combines the spectacular scenery of the Crimean Peninsula with cosmopolitan Kyiv.
This itinerary, unique to Regent Holidays features the relatively undiscovered region of Western Ukraine and travelling with our local guide Victor or Roman, you will gain a wider insight into a stunning area of Ukraine.
This is the quintessential Ukraine itinerary which includes a stay on the Crimean Peninsula. Crimean Peninsula, a place of forested stony mountains, deep canyons, dramatic coastal scenery, verdant greenery and Russian and Tartar palaces.
This itinerary is unique to Regent Holidays and is a great way to combine a holiday in Moldova and Ukraine.
This new individual itinerary concentrates on Crimea – a highlight of any holiday to Ukraine. This itinerary includes private sightseeing tours thus allowing you to make the most of your Ukraine holiday.
Holidays in Ukraine - Regent Recommends...
For all those public transport enthusiasts out there – take the longest trolley bus line in the world. At just under 86 kilometres, this 2½ hour route takes you from Simferopol to Yalta through the Yalia Mountains and Angarskiy Pass, reaching some 2500 feet, before dropping down to the coastal resort of Alushta. The route from Alushta to Yalta takes in some stunning sea and mountain views.
