- Duration
- 9 days / 8 nights
- Price Per Person
- From $10,800
Please note: Due to international sanctions, we are currently unable to accept bookings for Russia.
Though it’s true that Siberia really does live up to its reputation of sprawling, barren, freezing tundra, there’s much more to it. From Omst Oblask in the west, to the furthest northern reaches of Taymyria, and as far east as Chita Oblast on the border with China, it covers more than 5.1 million square miles. It has swampy plains, dense taiga thickets and forests, packed with rare and beautiful flora and fauna; it has soaring mountains set with sparkling glacial lakes and pretty cities whose streets are lined with historical architecture.
Such varied terrain is, of course, highly conducive to a huge range of interests and pursuits. The glorious Altai Mountains, for example, as well as being breathtakingly beautiful, are an enduringly popular destination for hiking, trekking and white water rafting. Not forgetting Lake Baikal - the jewel of Siberia - which is one of the deepest and purest lakes in the world. Dotted with islands and fringed with mountains, Baikal is one of Siberia’s most precious treasures and its magical drawing force is not to be resisted.
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Moscow, Siberia & Russian Far East
Chemal, Siberia & Russian Far East
Listvyanka, Siberia & Russian Far East
Moscow, Siberia & Russian Far East
Petropavlovsk, Siberia & Russian Far East
Avacha Hotel is located within the center of the Siberian city of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy. The rooms here, while classic in decor, do come well kitted-out with plenty of facilities, and there is a flexible choice of standard doubles, twin and larger suite rooms to choose from. Elsewhere at Avacha, you’ll find an on-site sauna, restaurant, business center, a hairdressers, parking, and WiFi is available throughout. The real standout feature, however, is the stunning natural landscape that surrounds the hotel. This city is famous for its majestic mountains and collection of snowcapped volcanoes; all just a short trip from town. Plenty of amenities are walking distance too, such as shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.
Kyzyl, Siberia & Russian Far East
Yakutsk, Siberia & Russian Far East
The AZIMUT Hotel Polar Star in Yakutsk is one of the most popular places to stay in the city. All rooms here a modern in design, and guests can choose between the standard double, twin, deluxe, deluxe jacuzzi, apartment or suite options. Each unit here comes well-equipped with a mini-bar, cable TV, hairdryer, air conditioning, toiletries and WiFi is available throughout. The sizeable hotel has plenty to keep guests busy and away from their rooms too, including an impressive fitness center complete with sauna, gym and massage, alongside a nice swimming pool, restaurant, bar and VIP rooms which can be reserved.
Lena Pillars National Park, Siberia & Russian Far East
One of the best way to explore the UNESCO designated Lena Pillars National Park is by boat, whether cruise ship or private charter, enabling travelers to overnight close to the park. Boat the picturesque Bulgunnyakhtakh channel of the Lena River and the stretch of the Stone Pillars, getting up close to the stone monoliths, and stopping to explore the caves and ancient rock paintings. The site contains a wealth of fossil remains. Spend the day in the park, ascending Lena Pillars and walking the rocky banks, then return to the boat for a comfortable evening onboard.
Khabarovsk, Siberia & Russian Far East
Tolbachik, Siberia & Russian Far East
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The best time to visit Siberia is March when it is not too hot, not too cold and Lake Baikal is still covered in ice. October is mild, but the Baikal ice has thawed. Summer is not prohibitive, but hot, humid and frequently rainy.
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