Tour search

Саянское кольцо. Туроператор по сибири.

How to reach us

2-01 office,
117 Uritskogo Str.
Krasnoyarsk, RUSSIA
+7 (391) 2-220-900
+7 (391) 2-220-800
e-mail: info@sayanring.com
Open hours:
Monday-Friday 10 am-7 pm
Sat 11 am - 4 pm
Sun - day off
Murmansk
1400 $ 4 days / 3 nights
Regions: Murmansk region
Cities and locations: Murmansk
Entry dates:
Book the tour
Tour description

Welcome to Murmansk –  the unique city of the harsh and impressive northern nature.

You will have an evening tour “Aurora Hunt” and will be able to see the real northern lights. You will go to Teriberka Village on the coast of the Barents Sea, see the Arctic beach, waterfalls and famous “Dragon Eggs” stones and other breathtaking sights.

Category

Excursion tours / Sledge dog tours / Theme tours / Tours with locals

Briefly about tour

Total duration: 4 days / 3 nights

Season: December-April

Number of people in a group: max. 30

Age: 12+

Level of physical training: no special physical training required

  • Day 1.
    Arrival in Murmansk, meet the English-speaking guide and transfer from airport.

    Murmansk sightseeing tour.
    During the tour you will visit the “Alyosha” Memorial, Icebreaker "Lenin" Museum.

    Lunch.

    Evening tour “Aurora Hunt” – departure outside the city with professional guide-photographer (flexible timing based on forecast).

    Dinner at the local restaurant or hotel.

    Arrival to the Hotel 4*. Check-in.

    Overnight in Murmansk.

    Full day program

    Day 2.
    Breakfast at the hotel.

    Full-day excursion to Teriberka Village on the coast of the Barents Sea (approx. 125 km one way).

    See the Arctic beach, waterfalls, and famous “Dragon Eggs” stones (weather permitting).

    Traditional northern lunch included.

    Return to Murmansk in the evening.

    Dinner at the hotel or local restaurant.

    *Optional second Aurora Hunt (if weather allows).

    Overnight in Murmansk.

    Full day program

    Day 3.
    Breakfast at the hotel.

    Visiting the Saami Village.

    The Sami village, nestled in a magical forest, is a must-see for every visitor to the Kola Peninsula to fully immerse themselves in the history of our region and truly experience it.
    Amid the snowy tundra landscapes, you'll immerse yourself in Sami culture, try on a traditional costume, and sample whitefish soup. And the majestic reindeer, which you can pet and feed, will melt even the most northern heart!

    Lunch in the village.

    After lunch, you will visit the husky park, where strong and hardy dogs will take you on a sled ride through the snowdrifts.

    Dinner at local restaurant or hotel.

    Overnight in Murmansk.

    Full day program

    Day 4.
    Breakfast at the hotel and check-out.

    Transfer to the Murmansk airport .

    End of services.

    Full day program

  • 10+1pax — 1600$ per person

    15+1pax  — 1450$ per person

    20+1pax  — 1550$ per person

    25+1pax  — 1450$ per person

    30+1pax  — 1400$ per person

    dollar exchange rate on January 2026

    • English-speaking guide
    • Accommodation in selected hotels (twin/double basis)
    • Domestic flights St. Petersburg – Murmansk - St. Petersburg
    • Meals according to the program
    • Excursion program with entrance tickets (Icebreaker “Lenin”, Saami Village, Teriberka Village)
    • “Aurora Hunt” evening tour
    • International flights to Russia
    • Tips and personal expenses
    • Optional excursions and evening activities
    • Single room supplement
    • Beverages during meals

    • Location

      The city is located in the Atlantic-Arctic temperate zone. Murmansk's climate is shaped by its proximity to the Barents Sea, which enhances the influence of the warm North Atlantic Current. This factor contributes to its distinctly different climate from that of other cities located above the Arctic Circle.

      Weather 

      The average January-February temperature in Murmansk is approximately -10 to -11°C. Severe frosts are rare, and thaws do occur. Due to the proximity of warm air masses carried by the Gulf Stream, the onset of cold weather in Murmansk typically occurs about a month later than in other northern regions. Murmansk has a monsoonal wind pattern: in winter, southerly winds from the mainland prevail, bringing dry, frosty weather to the city. In summer, northerly winds from the Barents Sea bring increased humidity and relatively cool summer weather to Murmansk. The wind pattern shifts around June and September.
      Most of Murmansk's annual precipitation, approximately 500 mm, falls from June to September, with cloudy and precipitation peaking in August.
      Snow covers the city for an average of 210 days, receding completely by May (in the city's outskirts snow can remain until June). Snowfalls in the first half of June are not uncommon. The minimum temperature of -39.4°C was recorded in Murmansk on January 6, 1985, and on January 27, 1999. The maximum temperature of +32.9°C was recorded on July 9, 1972. The polar night at Murmansk's latitude lasts from December 2 to January 11, and the polar day from May 22 to July 22.
    Book the tour

    Write a review

    Similar tours

    Winter Kamchatka

    Kamchatka

    This is a special adventure taking advantage of the relatively mild winters in Kamchatka… with wonderful thermal hot springs, exciting skiing, fun dog-sledding and much more! Kamchatka is a winter paradise waiting for your arrival.

    7 days price on request

    Gastronomic tour "Tastes of the Yenisei Siberia"

    Krasnoyarsk

    May-October 2026. An amazing journey through the tastes of the peoples of Yenisei Siberia. You will walk a path woven from tastes and gastronomic impressions from Taimyr to Tuva.

    5 days price on request