Adventure and Mystery in Siberia

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Discover the wild immensity of Siberia.

A journey to the heart of the Russian steppes and legends.

Russia - Siberia: when to go?

Siberia welcomes you with a unique climate! In winter, discover the magic of snowy landscapes and striking temperatures, ideal for adventure seekers. In summer, enjoy sunny days and fresh air to explore a well-preserved natural environment.

Activity ideas

  • Hiking on Lake Baikal in winter - Walk on the crystalline ice of Lake Baikal and admire its pristine landscapes.
  • Discovering the Trans-Siberian - Embark on a unique journey across Siberia, from Moscow to Vladivostok, discovering amazing cities and breathtaking landscapes.
  • Northern Lights Watching - Admire the magical spectacle of the Northern Lights illuminating the Siberian sky for an unforgettable experience.
  • Meeting with the Evenki People - Meet the Evenki people and share their daily life in the heart of the Siberian taiga.
  • Visit to Orthodox monasteries - Explore Russian spirituality by visiting Orthodox monasteries surrounded by magnificent landscapes.
  • Exploration of the Infinite Steppes - Cross the vast Siberian steppes to discover endless horizons and ancient traditions, for a journey beyond time.
  • Discovery of a traditional banya - Experience an authentic moment by relaxing in a traditional Siberian banya, where warmth and local conviviality combine to offer a revitalizing experience.
  • Local cuisine tasting - Taste the authentic flavors of Siberia during a feast of regional specialties, from smoked dishes to artisanal sweets, for a gourmet and friendly immersion.

Must-see locations

Siberia: Explore the Vast Wild Expanse of Russia

Traveling to Siberia means discovering diverse landscapes, vast open spaces, the snow-covered taiga, the frozen Lake Baikal, a wild nature with the famous tundra, the Ural mountain ranges, but also dozens of indigenous peoples with millennia-old traditions. Thanks to the Trans-Siberian, an immense 9,000 km vein that irrigates all of Siberia, one can access the major cities. But you have to venture off the beaten path. By organizing your trip to Siberia directly with a local agency, you will be able to discover the many facets of this exciting region because you will be guided by professionals who know the destination like the back of their hand, especially since they live there year-round!

An Adventure in Extreme Lands

Embark on a tailor-made journey to Siberia. With an area equivalent to one-seventh of all the land on Earth, its 14 million km² expanse connecting the Urals, the Arctic, and the Sea of Japan, and temperatures ranging from -60°C to +40°C, Siberia is an extraordinary Russian region.

The Must-Sees of Siberia

Olkhon Island is the largest island in Lake Baikal. It is characterized by preserved and varied landscapes, with the highest peak in the world for an island located above a lake. This Siberian island is a true paradise for nature lovers. Hiking in the Altai means exploring mountain ranges with wild nature around Mount Belukha, the highest peak in Siberia. The landscapes are diverse, ranging from snowy taiga, glacial lakes to lush alpine meadows. This unforgettable experience offers direct contact with the raw beauty of the region. Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater reserve on the planet, nicknamed "the Pearl of Siberia" for the clarity of its waters which allow visibility up to 40 meters deep. Skating on its frozen waters remains a memorable moment for anyone visiting this unique region.

Exploration in Siberia: Wild Lands and Mysteries

Walking along the Bay of Love in summer in Vladivostok guarantees beautiful walks. You will find a seaside resort atmosphere, with ice cream vendors, small tourist stalls, and paddle boat tours. It's an ideal place to enjoy the sun and the sea while discovering a picturesque side of the city. Exploring the Kamchatka Peninsula by dog sled is an immediate immersion into vast spaces with wild nature. You can admire a taiga stretching as far as the eye can see and a tundra covered with a snow mantle. These natural wonders offer an exceptional setting for a unique and authentic experience. The city of Irkutsk is famous for its wooden architecture. It features typical Siberian houses, quite different from those in western Russia. This architectural style gives Irkutsk a unique charm that captivates visitors.
To discover Siberia in Russia, it is recommended to plan at least two weeks. This allows you to explore several regions, enjoy the varied landscapes, and adapt to the significant distances between sites.
To organize a honeymoon trip to Siberia, plan ahead: choose the season, book your flights and accommodations, opt for romantic routes such as the Trans-Siberian Railway, and explore unique natural sites like Lake Baikal.
To have a good holiday with a baby in Siberia, choose comfortable accommodation, plan short trips, bring everything the baby needs, and select suitable activities. Also, make sure to pack warm clothes.
For a family hiking trip in Siberia, explore Lake Baikal and its scenic trails, the Stolby Nature Reserve near Krasnoyarsk, as well as Altai National Park, known for its spectacular landscapes and unique wildlife.
To practice ecotourism in Siberia, choose natural reserves such as Lake Baikal, opt for certified local guides, respect wildlife and flora, limit your environmental impact, and support local sustainable initiatives.
For a trip to Siberia, plan a budget of about 1500 to 2500 euros per person for one week, including the flight, accommodation, meals, and excursions. Prices vary depending on the season and the desired level of comfort.
To travel to Siberia, it is recommended to take an international flight to Moscow or Saint Petersburg, then take a domestic flight or the famous Trans-Siberian train to your destination in Siberia.
To travel to Russia, including Siberia, it is mandatory to have a valid passport as well as a visa issued before departure. The procedures must be planned in advance, as obtaining the visa can take several weeks.
To travel with peace of mind in Siberia, it is recommended to take out travel insurance, find out about local conditions, have your documents up to date, and follow the safety instructions of local authorities.
To travel to Russia, including Siberia, no vaccines are mandatory for travelers coming from Europe. However, it is recommended to be up to date with universal vaccines (DTaP, hepatitis B) and to consider tick-borne encephalitis.

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