Meeting of participants at the airport or railway station in Irkutsk.
09:00-15:00 Transfer to the Small Sea (MPC).
15:00 Boarding the ships.
Accommodation in the cabins of the ship.
Meeting with the crew, safety instructions and rules of conduct on board and on Lake Baikal.
Breakfast on board.
Passage of the Small Sea Strait with a stop on Ogoy Island.
Ogoy (bur. Uhaguy, which means "waterless") is the largest island in the Strait of the Small Sea of Lake Baikal.
Geographical location: located between Cape Shara-Shulun on the western coast of Olkhon Island and Kurminsky Bay on the western shore of Lake Baikal.
In 2005, a Buddhist Stupa of Enlightenment dedicated to Dakini Troma Nagmo was built at the highest point of the island.
The construction was initiated by the Moscow Buddhist Center.
The popularity of the stupa has led to a significant increase in the tourist flow, which raises concerns among experts about a possible negative impact on the local flora and fauna.
The island has a highly elongated shape and is an important natural feature in the waters of Lake Baikal.
Lunch on board the ship.
Further advance along the western coast to the north of Lake Baikal.
Supper.
Overnight in the area of Cape Zunduk (the northern tip of the Strait of the Small Sea) on board the ship.