More than a Teriberka. Liinahamari and the German Peninsula

Tired of the hustle and bustle of the city? Then we invite you to take a trip to one of the most amazing places in the north of Russia — the Kola Peninsula. 

On this tour you will be able to feel the frosty freshness of the Barents Sea, ride a sleigh, walk along the old Teriberka and admire the beauty of the German peninsula, where the sea washes the shore with a sandy beach-"bounty", and overhead at night there is an opportunity to see the northern lights.

Location

Murmansk
from
$502
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Duration
3 Days
2 Nights
Departures
  • Group departures
    • Dates for next season
    • 7 – 9 February, 2025
    • 14 – 16 February, 2025
    • 7 – 9 March, 2025
    • 21 – 23 March, 2025
or
Accommodation
  • Camp Site
    1 night
  • Hotel
    1 night
Comfort
  • Midscale
Difficulty
Easy
Suitable for everyone
Group
Up to 10 people
Minimum age
10 years old
Group meet at
Murmansk
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Weekends: 8am - 7pm (GMT +3)
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Tour highlights

Getting to know the inhabitants of the north
Meet real reindeer and friendly huskies
Towards the Northern Lights
Let's try to catch an incredible natural phenomenon
At the edge of the earth
We will walk along Teriberka, admire the views of the ocean and visit the cemetery of ships
Immersion in history
We will see the monument in honor of the anniversary of the liberation of Liinahamari and visit Devkina backwater

Itinerary

  • Day 1 - Liinahamari. The German Peninsula

    It is better to plan your arrival in Murmansk the day before.

    Departure from Murmansk at 09:00, departure to the village of Liinakhamari (about 2 hours on the way). The transfer is included in the price if you arrive in the morning.

    On the way, we will stop at the Titovka cafe for delicious pies with fish and cloudberries (not included in the price).

    At the entrance to the village we will see a monument – the prow of a warship protruding from the rock, which was erected in honor of the anniversary of the liberation of Liinahamari.

    The memorial sign symbolizes the feat of the boat sailors who stormed the fortified Liinahamari water fortress in October 1944. 

    In Liinahamari, we will see Devkin's backwater, the harbor where life once boomed, and visit the famous "circles" – artillery positions for placing huge guns that were never installed here. 

    It was planned to build a real underground city here. Some of the caves-underground passages are well preserved. 

    We will transfer to a sleigh for a snowmobile and go to the German Peninsula.

    The path lies through the tundra and the coastline consisting of fairly steep hills. Finally, we will see the sea and the peninsula itself! 

    We will stay in cozy houses and go on a tour of the peninsula.

    At night, with a favorable forecast, you can observe the northern lights here.

    Dinner, rest.

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  • Day 2 - The German Peninsula. Return to Murmansk
  • Day 3 - Teriberka — the edge of the earth
Difficulty
Suitable for everyone

Accommodation

Accommodation
  • Camp Site
    1 night
  • Hotel
    1 night
Comfort
  • Midscale

The tour includes accommodation:

  • The first night is at the base of "Mister—Risti".
  • The second night is the Rooms and Breakfast hotel in Murmansk.
Mr. Risti Camp Site 1 night

Mr. Risti is a camp site on the German Peninsula for those who want to reboot from the hustle and bustle of the city in a remote place and fully enjoy the pristine and refined nature.

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Rooms and Breakfast Hotel 1 night

Tour conditions

Group
up to 10 tourists
Minimum age
10 years old
Duration
3 days 2 nights
Group meets at
Murmansk

Included in price

  • transportation services;
  • accommodation at the campsite and in the hotel;
  • transfer if you arrive in the morning and leave immediately after the end of the program;
  • meals specified in the program (2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 1 dinner);
  • registration of passes;
  • a tour guide.

Paid extra

  • air and railway tickets to Murmansk and back;
  • medical insurance;
  • transfer, if you arrive in advance or leave later than the end of the program;
  • meals not included in the program (cafe Titovka, dinner on the second day and lunch at the restaurant on the 3rd day).

It's important to know

Personal equipment you need for the tour
  1. Shoes: comfortable winter shoes, non-slip soles, preferably waterproof.
  2. Warm socks, removable warm socks.
  3. Thermal underwear for a temperature range of 0 – minus 20.
  4. The second insulating layer is a warm fleece or woolen jacket.
  5. The top layer is warm trousers and a warm hooded jacket.
  6. A headdress.
  7. Fleece gloves, warm gloves.
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Dates and Prices

  • $502
    7 – 9 Feb, 2025 3 days 2 nights
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  • $502
    14 – 16 Feb, 2025 3 days 2 nights
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  • $502
    7 – 9 Mar, 2025 3 days 2 nights
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  • $502
    21 – 23 Mar, 2025 3 days 2 nights
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    Elena
    1 Nov, 2024
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    Everything is well organized: meetings, transfers, accommodation, meals—everything has been thought of.
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