Why go?
Explore the most beautiful corner of Russia without worrying about the organizational details
Beauty and strength
Altai is not just a picturesque mountain region, but also a place with a stunning atmosphere. Here, after a busy day full of impressions and excitement, you can experience true harmony while admiring the endless starry sky above.
Maximum comfort
A mountain vacation doesn't have to be a lack of comfort. Altai boasts five-star hotels with luxurious restaurants and spas, and we're ready to take you even to remote corners of the region using the best transportation—from first-class cars to helicopters.
A unique program
We'll tailor your travel itinerary to your preferences, taking care of every detail: sports activities, a customized menu, and unique attractions. And, of course, we'll provide 24/7 support—you won't have to worry about a thing!
Altai Mountains
The Altai Mountains offer stunning natural beauty in both summer and winter. Photos from here could easily be mistaken for those of the Alps or the Pyrenees: snow-capped peaks, blooming valleys, breathtaking waterfalls, and turbulent rivers. Add to this the region's rich history and culture, a cuisine made with local produce (game, berries, the freshest fish, cheese, and honey from local apiaries), and endless opportunities for outdoor activities… It's no wonder tourists return again and again, year-round.
Season in Altai: spring-summer season from May 1 to October 31
Transport: Mercedes minibuses, prepared Land Cruiser SUVs, Eurocopter helicopters, sports cars and boats.
Chuysky Tract
Ranked among the top 10 most beautiful roads in the world by National Geographic, the Chuysky Tract is sure to captivate you with its breathtaking views.
Mount Belukha
One of the highest mountains in Russia and the highest point of Altai (4,509 m). A must-see for anyone who loves mountains. The Katun, Altai's main river, originates on the snow-capped slopes of Belukha.
Lake Teletskoye
"Baikal's little brother," a sprawling lake with picturesque bays and rocky shores. It's easiest to reach the lake from the north. The journey to the southern lake, Lake Teletskoye, is more challenging, but the views along the way are worth it!
Chulyshman River Valley
The view of the valley from the Katu-Yaryk Pass is perhaps one of the most majestic sights in Altai. The valley itself is sparsely populated and free of crowds of tourists, but it boasts dozens of waterfalls and true places of power.
Geyser Lake
A mesmerizing sight: a small lake with blue clay and springs that draw fantastic patterns on the water.
Altai "Mars"
You don't need a rocket to travel to another planet – we'll take you to the Altai Mars, where the cosmic landscape of every shade of red contrasts with the snow-white peaks of the South Chuya Range on the horizon.
Uchar Waterfall
The largest waterfall in Siberia (approximately 160 meters). The name translates as "inaccessible" or "flying" – and both descriptions perfectly suit it.