Northern Lights on the Kola Peninsula

In the morning after breakfast, you'll check out of your hotel and, accompanied by a guide, head to Teriberka to experience the Arctic Ocean! This village is the only place on the peninsula accessible by car to admire the unfrozen ocean waves. You can also take a boat trip or go fishing in the Barents Sea from here.

There's no time to get bored on the way to Teriberka: your guide will take you on a walking tour, continuing to introduce you to the region, and we'll also make photo stops at the most beautiful locations. One of the most striking and interesting stops along the route will be a stop at a kite camp, where you can take countless pictures. After lunch, you'll enjoy a tour of Teriberka and a sleigh ride pulled by a snowmobile. In winter, this option is a local taxi, allowing you to reach interesting locations through the snow. Dinner will be at the Teriberka Bereg restaurant.
Meals: Fresh fish soup.
Transportation: Comfortable SUVs.

After breakfast, we'll head to Lake Kanentyavr. A relaxing, tranquil day awaits you in a cozy setting, followed by an aurora hunt at night! We'll check into the eco-hotel "Aurora Village" and be as close to this natural wonder as possible, as light pollution from the city won't interfere with this breathtaking spectacle. Furthermore, the domed glamping rooms with panoramic views are specifically designed for enjoying the Northern Lights.

Arrive at the hotel in the afternoon, and a delicious lunch awaits you in the main dome. Afterward, choose your favorite activity: stroll along the ice-covered lake, rent snowshoes, or take a dip in a warm outdoor plunge pool. And in the evening, after dinner in the main dome, enjoy a relaxing evening with a hot drink and sunset views, awaiting the coveted Aurora.

Transport: comfortable SUVs.

Breakfast in the house, with aromatic coffee and pie, by the panoramic window and fireplace. After enjoying a relaxing morning, we'll transfer to the snowmobile base.

We invite you to take a snowmobile trip to the famous Lake Seydozero. It's not just the destination that's captivating, but the route itself: it will pass through snow-covered lakes and forests, where you can admire the magical winter views of the Lovozero tundra. The nature of these places has preserved its pristine beauty, untouched by civilization, and is truly mysterious and beautiful. Surrounded by mountains, Seydozero is a mysterious and sacred place for indigenous peoples, holding many secrets and legends. We'll return to Lovozero for lunch, where we'll enjoy traditional cuisine again, and you can spend the rest of the day as you wish—on a walk or by the fireplace in a cozy forest house. A festive dinner will be served in the evening.

Transport: snowmobiles.

The Rybachy Peninsula is the northernmost point of mainland Russia. It became accessible to travelers relatively recently, as it was once a border zone and a military base. Along the coast, you can find rust-eaten shipwrecks—remnants of a bygone era. It's on Rybachy that you realize that the Far North, as the song goes, is truly endless... Beyond these shores lie only the Arctic Ocean and the North Pole. The view from the peninsula evokes a sense of absolute space and freedom, and the grandeur of nature sends shivers down your spine.

On our helicopter tour, we'll visit two peninsulas, Rybachy and Sredny. They're connected by a small isthmus about a kilometer long. Rocky shores and stone steles—the landscape leaves no doubt that this is a Viking home, a harsh yet captivating land where time seems to stand still.

Transport: Mi-2 (up to 6 people), Mi-8 (up to 20 people)