Breakfast at the place of residence.
10:00 Departure for the program.
Russian Island is the largest island in the Peter the Great Bay of the Sea of Japan. Not so long ago, it was the base of the Russian Pacific Fleet and a high-security territory, now it is open to the public.
During the tour you will admire the beauties of the winter seaside nature, get acquainted with the amazing history of the island and see its development.
You will hear the history of the Vladivostok Fortress, visit Fort Pospelova and enjoy the best view of the world's longest cable-stayed bridge from the Novosiltsevskaya battery.
A trip across two bridges to Russian Island across the Golden Horn Bay and the Bosphorus East Strait. Along the way, we drive through half of the island, its entire paved part, and see all the most important things, turning into the very depths of the island.
The first thing that comes to mind when you think about Vladivostok is crabs, scallops, oysters and trepang. Right!
The Sea of Japan is unique due to its biological diversity. It connects to the oceans through fairly shallow straits and is itself a small model of a separate ocean.
Due to the warm currents in the Sea of Japan, you can see the so-called southern migrants, which are usually found in the southern seas.
You will visit a farm for growing marine shellfish.
You will see the main workshop and get acquainted with the technology of artificial breeding of Far Eastern trepang, mussels, oysters and scallops.
Complete your tour of the farm with a hearty lunch and a tasting of oysters and scallops!
From Voivode Bay we head towards the famous forts.
On the way, we will make a short stop at the observation deck and admire one of the most beautiful capes of the island – Vyatlin.
After diving into the underwater world, you will go to get acquainted with the military-historical part of the island, because the Russian is the "shield" of the city and an important strategic object of the Vladivostok fortress.
The magnificent view of Novik Bay, the Bosphorus East Strait and the Golden Horn Bay — all this is Fort Pospelova.
You will find out why this fortification was named after Prince Dmitry Donskoy and how such structures proved themselves during the Russian-Japanese War, look into the barracks and walk through the underground passages.…
The Novosiltsevskaya battery is located on Cape Novosilsky and belongs to the eastern front of the coastal front of the Vladivostok Fortress. It is designed to protect the Skryple raid and the passage to the inner raid of Vladivostok from the eastern side.
Now it's not just a battery, but also the best views of the Russian Bridge!
16:30 Approximate return to the hotel.