On the icebreaker "50 years of Victory" to the North Pole to the top of the planet

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An incredible journey worthy of those who strive to conquer and conquer!

We will depart from Murmansk aboard the world's most powerful nuclear icebreaker "50 Years of Victory" to the geographical North Pole through the legendary archipelago of Franz Josef Land.

Educational stories on board from experienced polar explorers and scientists are a great addition to meeting the wildlife and the amazing nature of the polar regions.

This is a journey to the most inaccessible corners of our planet in an atmosphere of absolute comfort!

Location

the city of Murmansk

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Tour highlights

The whole world is at our feet!

We will reach the point 90 ° N (coordinates of the North Pole). We are on top of the world — the south is everywhere here and the whole world is at our feet!

Swimming in the coldest ocean

If desired, we can swim in the waters of the Arctic Ocean, and after that we will arrange a polar barbecue and dancing.

Through the ice

From the open decks, we will observe how the icebreaker triumphantly makes its way through the 3-meter thick ice.

Franz Josef Land Archipelago

We will explore one of the most inaccessible regions of the Arctic and learn about its fascinating pages of history.

"Masters of the Arctic"

We can meet polar bears who feel like their rightful owners in the Arctic.

Helicopter tour

Let's lift a nuclear icebreaker over the ice and take incredible pictures!

Itinerary

Day 1 - Murmansk, overnight at the hotel
The route of our unique cruise starts in Murmansk.

Upon arrival in Murmansk, a transfer will take you to a hotel in the city center (overnight at the hotel is included in the program price).

Today you can explore this world's largest city located beyond the Arctic Circle on your own.

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Day 2 - Murmansk, boarding an icebreaker
In the afternoon, we board the world's most powerful vessel, the 50 Years of Victory nuclear icebreaker.

After a while, we leave the Mainland and go out to sea to meet polar adventures.

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Day 3 - Heading for the North Pole
The days are full of activity – we have a lot to do before conquering the Pole.
Our polar experts will tell you about the most interesting features of the Arctic.
From the open decks, we watch as the 75,000 horsepower nuclear icebreaker 50 Years of Victory triumphantly paves its way through the 3-meter thick ice.
You can also visit the engine room and the bridge!
The activity is not limited to the theoretical study of the Arctic.
As soon as weather conditions allow, we will organize a helicopter tour over the icebreaking nuclear-powered ship. Just imagine what kind of photos you can take!

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Day 4 - Heading for the North Pole
Heading for the North Pole.

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Day 5 - Heading for the North Pole
Heading for the North Pole.

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Day 6 - Heading for the North Pole
Heading for the North Pole.

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Day 7 - North Pole: we are at the top of the planet
On the approach to the pole, the captain slowly maneuvers the icebreaker's bulk to "put" the vessel at 90 ° N – the coordinates of the geographical North Pole. Hooray, we're on top of the world!

This is where all the meridians converge: wherever you look, the south is everywhere. Here the whole world will be at our feet – literally.

Take the shortest trip around the world – after all, it's enough to go around the 90° C point. Arrange the northernmost photo shoot on the planet against the backdrop of an icebreaker.

Take a dip in the waters of the Arctic Ocean. There will also be a polar barbecue and dancing.

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Day 8 - Exploring the islands of the Russian Arctic
These days we are exploring one of the most inaccessible regions of the Arctic – the Franz Josef Land archipelago.
The territory of Franz Josef Land belongs to the Russian Arctic National Park. Polar bears feel like their rightful owners on the vast expanses of the islands.
We can meet these "masters of the Arctic" anytime, anywhere. The polar day in these latitudes lasts 24 hours, which means we will have plenty of time to explore the unique wildlife of this region.
One of the most unusual places on Franz Josef Land is Champ Island, located in the very center of the archipelago.
It is famous for its spherical nodules — stones of almost perfectly round shape, in the center of which are sometimes found the remains of mollusk shells. Geologists are still arguing about the nature of the formation of this phenomenon.
In addition to its natural resources, Franz Josef Land holds the most fascinating pages of history. Experience the feelings that the heroes of the legendary story "The Two Captains" experienced.
Sedov died at the ZFI in an attempt to reach the North Pole. His grave can be seen on Rudolph Island.
Here, at Cape Flora of Northbrook Island, the surviving members of the St. Anna Brusilov expedition, navigator Albanov and sailor Konrad, found salvation.
Famous Norwegian travelers Nansen and Johansen spent 7 months at Cape Norway on Jackson Island after an unsuccessful attempt to conquer the North Pole.
And these are just a few pages from the history book of Franz Josef Land.
Tikhaya Bay is known for the well-preserved buildings of the first Soviet polar station. The base of the Russian Arctic National Park is also located here.
You will also have the opportunity to send a postcard to friends from the world's northernmost post office.

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Day 9 - Exploring the islands of the Russian Arctic
We explore the islands of the Russian Arctic.

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Day 10 - Exploring the islands of the Russian Arctic
We explore the islands of the Russian Arctic.

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Day 11 - The Barents Sea
Our icebreaker is heading for Murmansk.

One day we will hold the final photo presentation – we invite you to relive the most impressive moments of the trip once again.

You're also invited to dinner with the captain.

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Day 12 - The Barents Sea
The Barents Sea.

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Day 13 - Murmansk, disembarkation from the ship
We are returning to the port of Murmansk, from where our journey began.
But a lot has changed in these few days – now you belong to a select group of travelers who have managed to view the whole world from the top of the planet.
Our journey is over.
After breakfast, we will disembark from the ship and transfer to the airport.
Important:
This is a trip to a remote, hard-to-reach region.
All activities during the cruise depend on the ice and weather conditions and are determined by the expedition leader and the captain.
The actual course of the expedition may differ from the stated one.
Meetings with declared representatives of the animal world are not guaranteed.

Difficulty

Involves moderate physical activity

Accommodation

Cabin on the boat

11 nights
Hotel

1 night

Comfort

Premium

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The tour includes accommodation aboard the 50 Years of Victory nuclear icebreaker during the cruise, as well as overnight at a hotel in Murmansk on the eve of the cruise.

The cost of the tour for 1 person, depending on the cabin category, RUB.:

Tour dates	"Standard"	"Mini-Suite"	Junior Suite	The Grand Suite	Victoria Suite	"Arctic Suite"
02.07.25–14.07.25	3 245 000	3 845 000	4 445 000	4 545 000	4 845 000	5 045 000
13.07.25–25.07.25	3 245 000	3 845 000	4 445 000	4 545 000	4 845 000	5 045 000

Accommodation with check-in is possible in cabins of the Standard category.

Nuclear icebreaker "50 years of Victory"

To date, it is the only nuclear icebreaker that can reach the geographical point of the North Pole.

Passengers can enjoy comfortable cabins and public areas, and there is a helicopter on board.

The capacity is 124 passengers.

Double cabins are located on the forecastle deck, the decks of the first, second and third bridges.

There is an "open bridge" policy on board — passengers can communicate with officers and the captain.

Included in the price of the cruise:

4 meals a day;
24-hour coffee station;
heated seawater pool
landings on the coast;
zodiac tours;
helicopter flight.

The Standard Cabin

One-room apartment with windows, with an area of 14 sq. m.

In the cabin: bed, sofa, bathroom (toilet, shower), TV, 2 windows.

There are 44 cabins in total.

Another option

Mini-Suite Cabin

One-room apartment with Windows, with a dedicated sitting area of 14 sq. m.

In the cabin: the sleeping area (bed) is separated by a screen from the sitting area (sofa, desk, TV); bathroom (toilet, shower), 2 windows.

There are 6 cabins in total.

Another option

Junior Suite Cabin

One-bedroom apartment with an area of 24 sq. m.

In the cabin: bedroom and relaxation room; bathroom (toilet, shower), TV, windows.

There are 4 cabins in total.

Another option

The Grand Suite Cabin

One-bedroom apartment with an area of 27 sq. m.

In the cabin: bedroom and relaxation room; bathroom (toilet, bathtub), refrigerator, TV, windows.

There are 2 cabins in total.

Another option

Victoria Suite Cabin

Two-room apartment with an area of 28 sq. m.

In the cabin: a spacious bedroom and a sitting area; sofa, bathroom (toilet, bathtub), TV, 4 windows.

There is only 1 cabin.

Another option

Arctic Suite Cabin

Two-room apartment with front windows, with an area of 33 sq. m.

In the cabin: a very spacious bedroom and a sitting area; sofa, bathroom (toilet, bathtub), TV, 4 windows.

There are 5 cabins in total.

Tour conditions

Group

up to 124 tourists

Minimum age

6 years old

Duration

13 days 12 nights

Group meets at

the city of Murmansk

Included in price

1 night stay at the hotel before the cruise on Day 1 in Murmansk, Russia, with breakfast;
transfer from the airport to the hotel in Murmansk on the eve of boarding;
transfer from the hotel to the port of Murmansk for boarding on day 2;
transfer from the port to the airport or to the central point of Murmansk after disembarkation;
accommodation on the ship with cleaning;
four meals a day (including fresh pastries for an afternoon snack), a counter with coffee and light snacks, drinking water 24 hours a day;
helicopter flight over the Arctic (depends on the weather conditions and the decision of the expedition leader);
all shore excursions and other Zodiac activities during the cruise (depends on weather conditions and the decision of the expedition leader);
information support of the cruise by polar experts and an expedition leader;
rubber boots for disembarkation during the cruise;
information materials provided before the start of the trip;
electronic travel diary with photos;
technical costs and port charges throughout the program;
branded expedition jacket;
personal medical insurance against an on-board accident (100,000 euros of coverage includes, among other risks, the risks of emergency evacuation and repatriation).

Paid extra

air and railway tickets to Murmansk and back;
transfers from the airport to the hotel upon arrival before 1 day of the program;
helicopter flight time over the specified time for the group;
Passport and visa costs (if necessary) — A Russian visa is required for the trip, which must be obtained by yourself, please contact your local Russian consulate to learn more about the visa procedure.;
Government taxes on arrival and departure (if applicable);
meals ashore and extra charge for single occupancy at the hotel (if necessary);
excess baggage charges on international and local flights;
telecommunication services; laundry, bar and drinks services on board the ship;
the cost of any applicable medical tests (COVID-19 virus tests) or vaccinations required by either local authorities or the company before, during, or after the cruise;
tips for the expedition team and staff;
Baggage insurance and cancellation policy (highly recommended).

It's important to know

The expedition to the top of the planet has always been and remains one of the greatest achievements in the career of any traveler. The most amazing impression, of course, will remain in the memory of the day spent at the North Pole. After reaching the desired point of 90 degrees north latitude, the captain of the icebreaker chooses a suitable ice floe for disembarking passengers. The program includes a festive barbecue, the shortest trip around the world and a polar swim.

The cruise to the North Pole takes place on board the 50 Years of Victory. Two nuclear reactors provide the vessel with a capacity of up to 75,000 horsepower. You can literally feel the vibration that accompanies moving through the frozen ocean with your whole body, and the cracking of ice quickly becomes a familiar background for conversations and conversations. There is also a helicopter on board, which we use for sightseeing tours. This allows you to take a fresh look at the Arctic Ocean and observe the icebreaker in action.

In addition, passengers will have the opportunity to visit a unique Arctic archipelago – Franz Josef Land. These 192 islands witnessed the victories and defeats of the discoverers of the north and often served as a starting point for expeditions to the pole. Here you can feel the cold breath of polar history. You can also see polar bears, walruses, whales and the most unusual mountain landscapes.

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