3 days
Flexible dates
20 people
from 7 years old
Basic
Guest house or tourist center
Russian
Gastronomy, Snowmobiling, Expeditions
Accommodation by the Barents Sea, snowmobile rides across the tundra, a culinary paradise with delicious chef-prepared dishes, and relaxation in a hot banya. You'll explore the Kola Peninsula, travel to the Sredny Peninsula, and enjoy the peace and quiet of the northern latitudes.
Spend an unforgettable weekend surrounded by endless snow and the harsh Arctic wilderness! This tour perfectly combines active activities with free time to truly unwind in a tranquil atmosphere. You'll ride powerful snowmobiles across white fields, stopping at the most interesting and picturesque spots—for example, at the Musta-Tunturi Pass observation deck. You'll see the Sredny Peninsula with its cliffs, the remains of military forts from World War II, and fantastically shaped boulders shaped by piercing northern winds.
In this harsh region, you won't have to put up with any inconveniences—accommodation at the Tundra House on the shores of the Barents Sea meets the highest standards of comfort, and delicious lunches and dinners prepared by the chef will introduce you to exotic Arctic cuisine. After an adrenaline-fueled snowmobile ride, you can relax in a hot sauna and a warm plunge pool on the outdoor terrace.
We'll definitely be hunting for the Northern Lights—your chances of seeing them at this time are very high! The flashes and shimmering colors in the sky above the tundra are a heart-stopping spectacle that will be remembered for a lifetime.
A haven of premium comfort far from civilization, on the shores of the Barents Sea, where there's not a soul for miles around. You'll be accommodated in luxurious cottages with panoramic windows overlooking the sea. In addition to comfortable beds, each cottage features a warm fireplace, a small kitchen-dining area, and a bathroom with hot water. Guests can also warm up in the sauna complex with a plunge pool, and the chef will delight you with unique dishes from the Russian North.
At 8:30 a.m., we'll transfer to the route's starting point, the Staraya Titovka checkpoint. From here, after a detailed briefing and equipment distribution, our snowmobile journey across the Kola Peninsula begins: endless northern landscapes, wind, and the roar of powerful engines. After covering 30 km, we'll reach the Barents Sea, where Tundra House is located. After staying in luxurious cottages, you'll enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by the chef. The local cuisine is based on the freshest seafood. After lunch, we invite you to relax in the banya: you can warm up in a traditional steam room, relax in a cozy relaxation room, and enjoy the incredible panoramic view from a heated plunge pool on the terrace.
After breakfast, we'll embark on a snowmobile excursion to the Sredny Peninsula. Along the way, you'll see the Arctic tundra in all its glory. It's impossible not to succumb to its rugged charm! The peninsula itself is a landscape of rocky cliffs, endless seas, and boulders sculpted into bizarre shapes by the wind. There are also historical sites here—the ruins of military fortifications from World War II—and we can visit them if we wish. We'll return to the hotel complex by 2:15 PM. Lunch and free time are available for any winter activities: snowball fights, tubing, or leisurely strolls in the quiet. After dining on Arctic delicacies, weather permitting, we'll set off to hunt for the northern lights.
Breakfast and a snowmobile ride to the checkpoint, from where transfer to the airport. See you soon!
The average temperature on the Kola Peninsula in January is -9 to -10°C. However, please remember that we are traveling to Arctic latitudes, where temperatures can drop, humidity can be high, and strong winds can occur. Please bring comfortable, windproof clothing that allows for freedom of movement. If needed, we can help you choose a suitable snowmobile suit at the beginning of the tour.
We will provide you with all the equipment at the beginning of the tour; its rental is included in the program price.
Only people over 18 years of age may operate a snowmobile. Children aged 7 and over may ride as passengers, but children under 7 are not permitted on the tour.
The chances of seeing it in January on the Kola Peninsula are quite high. We'll go aurora hunting on the second day, provided the weather is clear.
The tour price does not include airfare and alcoholic drinks.
There's no mobile phone coverage on the peninsula—a great chance to indulge in an information detox and enjoy adventures without distractions!
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