Discovery Russia Discovery Russia

Type:Private

Season:All year round

Duration:3 days

Grade:Easy This tour fits any age and fitness level

Rate:from $1,510 USD per person

Destinations:Vladimir Suzdal Rostov the Great Yaroslavl Sergiev Posad

The Golden Ring tour provides a fascinating journey into Russia's past, combining the spiritual allure of its Orthodox traditions with the stunning landscapes that define the heart of the nation. A group of ancient towns northeast of Moscow, is a perfect destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in Russian history, culture, and nature. These towns—such as Vladimir, Suzdal, Yaroslavl, and Rostov Veliky—are home to stunning kremlins, intricate Russian Orthodox monasteries, and picturesque landscapes that reflect Russia's rich spiritual and architectural heritage.

Gems of the Golden Ring

Type:Private

Season:All year round

Duration:10 days

Grade:Moderate Consider some walking (about 2 hours per day).

Rate:from $3,650 USD per person

Travel back in time to discover the heart and soul of Russia, a land with a rich history, artistic heritage, and vibrant culture spanning over a thousand years. Explore the charming towns of the Golden Ring, a collection of ancient cities that preserve the spirit of medieval Russia. Marvel at UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including stunning churches, monasteries, and fortresses, where every brick tells a story of centuries past.

St Petersburg, Moscow and The Golden Ring

Type:Small group

Season:All year round

Duration:11 days

Grade:Easy This tour fits any age and fitness level

Rate:from $2,890 USD per person

Destinations:St Petersburg Moscow Sergiyev Posad Pereslavl-Zalessky Rostov the Great Yaroslavl & Rostov the Great Suzdal Bogolyubovo Vladimir Moscow

An unforgettable journey through Russia, venturing beyond bustling capitals to explore the hidden gems of the ancient Golden Ring towns. This captivating tour will take you from St. Petersburg and Moscow to Vladimir and Yaroslavl, through centuries of rich history, with a deep focus on art, culture, and cuisine. Visit some of the most fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites, where Russia's deep-rooted traditions and stunning landmarks await.

Lake Baikal: Siberian Summer

Type:Private

Season:All year round

Duration:8 days

Grade:Moderate Consider some walking (about 2 hours per day).

Rate:from $3,330 USD per person

This tour combines classic Baikal adventures and a trip deep into the taiga, to hide away in a very remote and isolated manor, accessible only by a 4X4 or a helicopter. Russian bears inhabit the area in abundance and you will have a guaranteed and safe bear viewing in the wilderness. For a few days, we will stay in a real Siberian hunter's house.

Golden Triangle: Volgograd, Kalmykia and Astrakhan

Type:group or private

Season:May - September

Duration:7 days

Grade:Easy This tour fits any age and fitness level

Rate:from $1,300 USD per person

Destinations:Volgograd Lake Elton Elista National Reserve "Black Lands" Astrakhan The Volga River Delta

Hero city Volgograd through exotic Kalmykia to the Volga Delta & & sunny Astrakhan. The largest river delta in Europe, endless feathered steppes and dunes, the extraordinary colorful Elista with the largest Buddhist church in Europe, the relict salt lake, thousands of birds, wild saigas. 7 amazing days of varied experiences, the purest air and smells of sun-heated steppe grasses. Discover the South, Russia you have not seen before.

The Best of Siberia: Altai and Baikal

Type:Private

Season:April - October

Duration:14 days

Grade:Moderate Consider some walking (about 2 hours per day).

Rate:from $3,960 USD per person

Destinations:Irkutsk Lake Baikal Novosibirsk Altai

Partake of a Siberian life. This extraordinary journey will take you to special and remote destinations. First, explore the grandeur of the world's largest, deepest and oldest freshwater Lake Baikal. Then, take a ride on a famous Trans-Siberian Express to reach mighty Altai Mountains, to see wonders of nature, explore ancient indigenous cultures and experience true Siberian hospitality. We travel light and fast to see the most remarkable places all around Altai. For trekking/expedition options, please inquire.

Winter Drive From Yakutia To Magadan

Type:Private

Season:December - February

Duration:16 days

Grade:Challenging Mind the daily trekking distances and carry-on bags. Previous trekking/hiking/camping experience is highly desirable. In case of medical emergency, evacuation options are limited by helicopters only.

Rate:from $12,350 USD per person

Destinations:Yakutsk Batagaу Verkhoyansk Batagaу Khandyga Oymyakon Ust-Nera Susuman Magadan

Everlasting winter. Endless white ice highways instead of roads. Silence and the power of nature beyond imagination surrounds you. First, we explore the indigenous culture of Yakutia, visit the world's Pole of Cold. Then, take off for an outstanding drive through Siberia and the Far East to Soviet Gulag's capital, Magadan. Welcome to the Snow Empire.

Khabarovsk Land: Gulag, Amur and National Parks

Type:Private

Season:All year round

Duration:7 days

Grade:Moderate Consider some walking (about 2 hours per day).

Rate:from $1,750 USD per person

Destinations:Khabarovsk Komsomolsk-on-Amur Sofiysk Lazarev port Zimmermanovka Komsomolsk-on-Amur Khabarovsk Anyui National Park Khabarovsk

There are few pages in Russia's history as terrifiyng yet questionable as these ones. Travel to the Far East of Russia for a tour through the real Soviet past first described by Alexander Solzhenitsyn in the world-famous "The Gulag Archipelago". We will travel almost a thousand kilometers though stunnng wild scenery and unspoiled wilderness. See with your own eyes the remains of Gulag camps in the area where only bears hold permanent residence. Due to its extreme difficulty, this tours operates on request only is subject to confirmation.

Russian North: Legends of Pomorye

Type:Private

Season:November - March

Duration:5 days

Grade:Easy This tour fits any age and fitness level

Rate:from $1,760 USD per person

For centuries the Northern Seaway was the only path that connected ancient Russia with Europe. Once Russia established routes to the Baltic and Black seas, the importance of the Pomory region dwindled and with the passing of time, the entire area became the preserve of old and diminishing Russian cultures. The Soviet period added more drama to the history of the Pomory region, as many gulag prisons were located here.