* The Rybachy Peninsula is the northernmost point of mainland Russia to the Arctic Ocean. Rybachy (as a rule, so called) consists of two peninsulas: Rybachy and Sredny, if you want to see the tundra in summer and its landscapes, shores made of slate black rocks, feel the atmosphere of the Great Patriotic War - all this you will get after visiting Rybachy peninsula! If you love nature and want to see the summer tundra firsthand, to touch the echo of the Great Patriotic War, you just need to visit the Sredny and Rybachy islands and feel the atmosphere! The local shores are composed of slate gray and black rocks, above which hills covered with tundra vegetation are located in the inner part of Rybachy. The history of Fishing is not only WWII, it is: - the history of fishing - and borders: earth and sky, sea and land, Russia and Norway. You will be able to see (depending on the route): - The border of the front line on the outskirts of Murmansk; - The "Old German" (Swabian) road on the rise to the pass over the ridge -Musta-Tunturi built by German troops; - Monument to the defenders of Rybachy; - Fortifications on the Musta-Tunturi ridge (there is also the Museum of Defense of the Rybachy and Sredny Peninsulas); - Two brothers are rock remnants on the northern shore of the Sredny Peninsula; - Cape German is the northernmost continental point of the European part of Russia; - Cape Kekursky is a high rocky cape with magnificent views of the surrounding area; - the territory of the military airfield of Pumanki during the Second World War; - and much more along the way.