07:30 – Meeting with the escort of the group at Pulkovo airport in St. Petersburg 09:05 – Departure to Murmansk 11:05 a.m. – Arrival at Murmansk International Airport 11:30 – Transfer to Murmansk 12:30 – Lunch at the Tundra restaurant/ Gray Goose / Tsarskaya Okhota (self-paid) ● Tundra is a restaurant with a unique format, its features are an open kitchen, an accessible menu and grilled dishes. And the impression of the dishes will complement the original interior. ● The Tsarskaya Okhota restaurant is considered one of the best establishments in Murmansk and has been operating for more than 20 years. Its menu is based on local local products – the concept of Russian and Arctic cuisine. ● Gray Goose Restaurant – high-quality service and original serving of dishes make this place stand out and make you come back here again and again. You will taste their delicate cheeses from the polar cheese factory, meat cooked on a live fire, and freshly baked bread. 14:00 – Check-in at the hotel 15:00 – Transfer to the Sami village of Sam-Syt 17:30 – Sami village Sam-Syt The Sami are a small indigenous people of the Kola Peninsula. At the moment, there are only about 1,500 people, most of whom live in the Lovozersky district. This is a great place to get acquainted with the Sami way of life and culture. In the village, you can visit the open-air museum in any season. The guides will tell you about the life of the Sami people, show national dwellings and magical amulets to attract health, happiness and love. Amulets can be purchased at the souvenir shop in the village. There is an entertainment program waiting for you in the village: Historical course, acquaintance with the Sami way of life, meeting of the group on the territory of the settlement, raising the national flag, serving traditional dishes in the Sami dwelling, an excursion through the territory of the settlement with familiarization with animals, feeding deer with hands, photographing with them, traditional games: tug of war, "Deer and Wolves", etc. There is also something to offer to fans of extreme recreation

09:00 – Departure to Teriberka We will drive along the only federal highway that leads to the shores of the Arctic Ocean. The road will pass through the tundra, and the views from the window will not leave you indifferent. Along the way, we will make several stops in picturesque places to admire the Arctic tundra and the northern expanses. Along the way, the guide will conduct a guided tour. 11:30 – Inspection of the Teriberka (Old Teriberka) The village of Teriberka is located beyond the Arctic Circle, on the northeastern coast of the Kola Peninsula. Winter here lasts from the beginning of November to the end of April, and the local summer will seem more like spring to residents of more southern regions: the average temperature in July is about +12 °C. A seasonal settlement of fishermen in this place existed back in the XVI century, but gradually the village began to decline. Now this place is becoming popular among tourists: in 2015, Teriberka even entered the top 20 best travel destinations according to National Geographic magazine. We will visit: Reindeer and Husky Farm Teriberka Farm On the farm you can meet incredibly affectionate huskies, as well as red deer. For a fee (200 rubles), you can buy a bucket of berries and apples and feed the deer. You can also buy tinctures from local herbs and berries, dried meat and other northern delicacies on the farm. Abandoned school (optional) By 2006, there were so few people left in the village that there were only 22 school-age children in all eleven grades. In the new academic year, they were transferred to a school in the nearby village of Lodeynoye, and the building was left with textbooks, laboratory equipment, furniture, a piano, wall newspapers and filmstrips. The classrooms are dry, odorless, books and remnants of textbooks have been preserved, and furniture remains in some places: desks and chairs. The walls of the building have turned into art objects: there are many drawings, poems, stickers, quotes on them. As the popularity of the film "Leviathan" grew and the flow of tourists increased, this school became an art object.

09:00 – Breakfast at the hotel 12:00 – We leave the hotel with our belongings 12:30 – Monument to the Defenders of the Soviet Arctic during the Great Patriotic War (Alyosha) During the Great Patriotic War, fierce battles were fought near Murmansk, and after that it was awarded the title of hero city. The monument to the "Defenders of the Soviet Arctic" stands on one of the highest hills in Murmansk. Alyosha looks at the Kola Bay from a height of 200 meters, and it is also visible from afar. The best views of Murmansk and its surroundings open from the Green Cape hill. The whole port is at a glance, as well as the railway station, the bay, the city and the harsh northern nature. 13:30 – Inspection of the memorial complex "To Sailors who died in peacetime" The memorial complex "To the Sailors who died in peacetime" is called the lighthouse by locals. This is one of the most beautiful places in the city, which offers a wonderful view of the Kola Bay. It is located on the descent between Chelyuskintsev Street and Heroes-Severomortsev Avenue. From here you can see the sunlit city on a polar day or the colorful cranes in the commercial port, ships in the Kola Bay, Lenin Avenue playing with the lights of cars and the hills between which the city itself is located. A beautiful marble staircase, framed by trees, leads from the site to the memorial on both sides. And the slope where the memorial object is located is decorated with paintings of colored stone chips in summer. The complex includes a lighthouse tower, a ship's anchor and the Kursk submarine cabin. 14:30 – Lunch at the Tundra restaurant/ Gray Goose/Terrace / Tsarskaya Okhota (self-paid) ● The Terrace is one of the most famous restaurants in Murmansk, where you can taste Arctic cuisine made from local products. ● The Tsarskaya Okhota restaurant is considered one of the best establishments in Murmansk and has been operating for more than 20 years. Its menu is based on local local products – the concept of Russian and Arctic cuisine. ● Tundra is a restaurant with a unique format, its features are an open kitchen, an accessible menu and dishes.