We will meet at Murmansk airport. Those tourists who arrive earlier will be picked up in the city (by agreement). We are heading towards the village of Teriberka. There will be stops along the way for a photo shoot on the snowy tundra. Upon arrival in Teriberka, we will walk along the coast of the Barents Sea, and here we will touch the secrets of sunken ships. Lunch, rest. Hunting for the northern Lights. The Northern Lights are one of the most beautiful phenomena on Earth. The duration of this phenomenon varies, from a few minutes to a day. As a rule, in Murmansk and the surrounding area, the Northern Lights can be seen from the end of August to the beginning of May. It occurs due to solar flares, about 2-3 days after the release of particles. On this day we will look at the old part of the village of Teriberka. The landscape here is completely unreal. It seems to be an ordinary village, with wooden and brick houses and vegetable gardens. But all around it there is a real sea on one side, and fantastic harsh cliffs on the other. Supper. Everyone continues to wait for the Northern Lights (if we haven't seen it before!) The air in the Arctic is strikingly clear.

Going to sea by ship (depending on the weather). There will be an opportunity to go fishing. The Northern Winter Sea is special, harsh, and brings peace to the soul, because the people here are reliable and kind. After the boat trip, we will head to the waterfall and the artillery batteries. Lunch. We are traveling towards Murmansk to Kildinsky lake. It is located in the east of the Kola Peninsula, close to the confluence of the Tuloma and Kola rivers, the lake is about 8 kilometers long and 1 km wide. There will be no city lights here, so you can immerse yourself in the polar night. Barbecue dinner. Depending on the weather conditions, the daily program can be changed!

Let's explore Murmansk, the world's largest city located beyond the Arctic Circle. Murmansk is located on the rocky eastern coast of the Kola Bay of the Barents Sea. One of the largest ports in Russia. Due to the warm North Atlantic current, Murmansk is an ice—free port. He was awarded the title of Hero City for his defense against German troops during the Great Patriotic War. We will visit the icebreaker Lenin, the monument to the fallen soldiers, and enjoy the views of the night city. Departure to the airport. Attention: The program may vary depending on the weather, the condition of the group, at the discretion of the guide.