* I'll just describe here the 8 and 1 reasons for visiting, and you decide for yourself: 1. "Leviathan" This film can be admired or categorically disliked, but for most of us, the Teriberka began with it. 2. Ocean view The coast of the Barents Sea and the Arctic Ocean stretching somewhere in the distance are the main things that people go to Teriberka for. This feeling that there is no land beyond, but only the Arctic, is worth a lot. And, as already noted above, in the Murmansk region it is not particularly possible to get to the shore of the Barents Sea. 3. Whale photo hunting Whale watching from a boat is a tourist novelty. Locals have always known that whales and their close relatives are killer whales (snow-white!) They enter the Teriberskaya Bay. But one day one of the tourists noticed, and everyone wanted to do the same. 4. Battery Waterfall A small but picturesque waterfall in Lodeynoye, in the vicinity of Teriberka. From the Small Battery Lake it flows into a canyon made of red stone. And then it flows straight into the sea. If you go with a guide, you will definitely be shown an "instagram" point, from where you can immediately see the waterfall, the Barents Sea, and the Small Battery Lake. 5. The skeleton of a sperm whale The skeleton of the whale from Leviathan has become a real symbol of Teriberka. Perhaps not everyone knows that it was a prop specially made for filming. 6. Dragon Eggs Beach The official name is Stone Beach. After the "Game of Thrones", the round boulders covering the shore could not help but turn into "dragon eggs". It's not easy to walk on them. If the "eggs" remotely resemble pebbles, but gigantic. 7. Ship Graveyard The skeletons of wooden ships (small fishing trawlers) scattered along the shore have become another attraction of Teriberka. 8. Delicacies of the Arctic cuisine in Teriberka The main thing to try in Murmansk and the region is scallops and sea urchin caviar. 9. You need to see with your own eyes You can read, watch, listen, but the essence of real beauty will be revealed to you only when you visit.