• The pick-up point is at 10.00 at the Meridian Hotel. We load into a minibus and drive 100 km towards the village of Titovka and admire the views of the northern wild tundra along the way. • We will stop at the Valley of Glory. This is a memorial complex on the right bank of the Zapadnaya Litsa River. During the Second World War, some of the fiercest battles for the Arctic took place here. • Upon arrival in Titovka, we will visit a small museum dedicated to the peninsulas and wartime. • After loading our belongings into the GAZ-66 off-road bus, we will set off. It will run through picturesque places along the Titovka River, which flows into the Motovsky Bay of the Barents Sea. • Next, we will stop at the beautiful cascading waterfalls of the Titovka River and the Yuringa River, where you can enjoy the views of the raging and roaring streams of water. • The next stop is Drunken Creek, a traditional stop before the pass. A hearty lunch awaits us here. During lunch, the guide will tell you the history of this place and the reason for the cheerful name of the stream. • When climbing the pass, we will find a small observation deck with a great view of the endless tundra of the Musta-Tunturi range. • After climbing to the top of the Musta Tunturi pass, we will take a short walk to the Seids. We will climb to the observation deck, which offers a magnificent view of several beautiful tundra lakes. • Next, we will descend from the ridge to Motovsky Bay and soon stop at an observation deck with a picturesque view of Motovsky Bay, Kutovaya Bay, Sredny Peninsula and Rybachy Peninsula. • Then we will drive along the sea to our campsite. • Upon arrival at the campsite, we settle into tents. We explore the surroundings of the camp and walk along the seashore. • After check-in, we will have a delicious dinner and a closer acquaintance. • After dinner, you will have the opportunity to visit the mobile sauna, wash up and even swim in the Barents Sea.

• After breakfast, we move to the southwestern part of the Sredny Peninsula. • 15 km of the way will lead us to the valley, which was called the "Valley of Death" during the war. • Here we will receive an instruction on movement in the mountains and a 2-hour walk to the Musta-Tunturi ridge, where the front line lay. • We will walk through the Soviet and German positions and listen to the guide's stories about those events; we will visit the German catacomb and solve the mystery of secret German weapons. This is a real open-air museum, where many military artifacts have been preserved. • At the end, we will go out to the playground with a view of Motovsky Bay and Malaya Volokovaya Bay. (Kola fjords). • After descending from the ridge, in agreement with the group, an excursion to a small museum is possible with an old-timer of these places, Yu. A. Kobyakov (optional). • Next, we will move to the parking lot at the beginning of the Malaya Volokovaya Bay with a sandy beach. Here we will have lunch and, in good warm weather, swim in a small beautiful lake. • After lunch, we will cross the ford and drive along the western coast of the Sredny Peninsula to the Korabelny Stream, where we will climb to a beautiful waterfall. This is a high cascading waterfall with a bowl under it, in which you can swim like in a Jacuzzi and take beautiful photos in a swimsuit. • Next, we will continue our walking tour and very soon, we will enjoy the peace and quiet of a very interesting natural corner in the Russian north and a beautiful view of the bay. • After the walk, we return to the campsite. • A delicious dinner and campfire gatherings are waiting for us here. Let's share our impressions and emotions, summarizing the results of the day. • After dinner, you will have the opportunity to visit the mobile sauna, wash up and swim in the Barents Sea.

• After breakfast, we will start along the eastern part of the Sredny Peninsula. • The road runs along the sea all the time. We will peer into the ocean, hoping to see representatives of marine fauna (whales, killer whales, seals). • Crossing the ford on the Vykat River, we will pass through the former Pumanki military airfield, from which fighters and bombers took off during the war. • We will make a stop at the "English Cliff". We will lie on the edge of the abyss and look down. Enjoy the views of the coming endless ocean. • Next, we will arrive at the "Two Brothers" rocks — an ancient temple, two stone megaliths, sacred to the Sami Sayds of Akka and Ukka, shrouded in local legends. This unique natural monument consists of two 30-meter-high stone remains. This place of power will not leave anyone indifferent. • After exploring the seids, we will take a walking tour along the stunning cliffs to a unique, fantastic place — the shore of the red stones. This beach stretches for a couple of kilometers along the coast at Cape Zemlyanoe. For millions of years, nature has been using two elements — water and wind — to create an alien landscape and bizarre figures resembling animals and fairy-tale characters. • A delicious lunch awaits us in this wonderful place. • After lunch, we will move to the western part of Cape Zemlyanogo, along the way enjoying the views of the Ainu Islands and the coast of Norway, which are visible to the naked eye in clear weather. • Next, we will visit an abandoned Soviet coastal battery. Armed with flashlights, we'll wander through the underground casemates, look into each room, and see how the gunners lived. Let's climb the ship's cannon and listen to the story of the legendary Ponochevny battery. • After the walk, we return to the campsite. • A delicious dinner and campfire gatherings are waiting for us at the campsite. We share our impressions and emotions, summarizing the results of the day. • After dinner, you will have the opportunity to visit the mobile sauna, wash up and swim in the Barents Sea.

• We will be moving to the Rybachy Peninsula. We will drive through several fords, see Cape Cow and find out why it is so called. • Next, we will arrive at a long sandy strip called the Kian Littoral. Here, at low tide, the sea recedes by more than 200 meters. We will see the island of Kiy with the same name and play volleyball at low tide, and if the weather is good and warm, you can swim or just wander through the sun-warmed shallow waters. • We will visit a pillbox during the war and find out why it was almost impregnable. • We are moving to Cape German. This is the extreme northern point of the European continental part of Russia. Then there's only the ocean and the North Pole. • Upon arrival at Cape German, we will explore the kekurs (towering razor-sharp rocks), walk to the Vaidogub Lighthouse and the Viking Well. • Next, we will have lunch and head to Vayda Guba to inspect a local artifact - a fishing ship washed up by an ocean storm. • After that we will move to Cape Kekursky. Let's take a walk and explore the cliffs overhanging the sea. A unique place where a tectonic shift took place millions of years ago, leaving layers of the earth's crust turned inside out. • Next, we will drive through the abandoned Skorbeevsky garrison, where military life flourished during the Cold War. • After the garrison, we will visit an interesting waterfall and be sure to swim in it by jumping from a cliff into a deep 5-meter waterfall bowl. • Next, we will move to Cape Bolshoy Skorbeevsky. Here we will have a second lunch and visit the beautiful lagoon and dragon rock. • Then we will climb the cliffs, from where we will have a beautiful view of the Rybachy coast. • After the descent, we will walk to the ancient labyrinth and make our way through it. • After the walk, we return to the campsite. • A delicious dinner and campfire gatherings are waiting for us at the campsite. We share our impressions and emotions, summing up the results of the day.

• Breakfast is waiting for us in the morning. You can get up later today. • Next— you can relax, if desired, by walking along the beach, climbing a mountain, fishing, freediving, surfing, reading books, etc. • After lunch, it's time to pack up for the return trip. We slowly pack our things and board the bus. We drive towards the village. Titovka is across the Sredny Peninsula. • We load into a minibus in Titovka, eat delicious pies in a cafe, say goodbye to the team, hug and drive to Murmansk. • Arrival time in Murmansk is around 17.00 — 17.30 (by agreement with the whole group, an earlier departure is possible).