Kola Peninsula is unique land within the Arctic Circle. This land stretching to the very edge of the earth, washed by the waters of the Arctic Ocean, keeps its primeval beauty. This northern landscape is different from anything you might have experienced or seen before - the mountainous tundra aglow with colourful patches of lichen, austere dwarf forests, spactacular snow-covered passes, midnight sun and northern lights... In sacred stones and labirinths, in ancient depictions of shamans on the rocks, Kola has preserved the mysteries of the past.

You can discover this severe region by bike travelling along the canyons and across the passes, by raft or cataraft on the rivers rich in salmon, by ski descending from the virgin white slopes or by snowmobile speeding up through the endless spaces of tundra.