Ecological tours

	— 01-11-2010The wonders of KhasanWe invite you on a tour to Khasansky County, which is located in the extreme south of Primorsky Kray where Russian, Chinese and North Korea borders converge. Washed by the Sea of Japan, this unique county is one of the most interesting and attractive places in Northeast Asia. Its primordial nature includes mountain reliefs, picturesque landscapes, wetlands, and a jagged coastline with a great number of splendid bays, beaches and lagoons, all of which make it an ideal spot for ecotourism.
	— 01-11-2010Lake Baikal (NEW!)For the Russian people Lake Baikal is a natural treasure. Located in Siberia near the Mongolian border, and surrounded by mountains, forests and wild rivers, Baikal is an immense and breathtaking area of physical beauty. Baikal holds twenty percent of the earth's fresh water and harbors more endemic species of plants and animals than any other lake in the world. Fed by 336 rivers and streams including the Angara, Barguzin, Selenga, Turka and Snezhnaya, the lake holds fifty species of fish including bullhead, sturgeon and omul. A glimpse into the lake's clear water is enough to convince anyone that nature not only exists in Siberia, it flourishes. The lake's surrounding wild mountains and rivers make the Lake Baikal region an ideal area for engaging in an array of outdoor pursuits including hiking, climbing, whitewater sports, skiing and nature photography. There are also many regional cultural attractions. Today, as in the past, Baikal remains a crossroads of cultures where native Sayats still herd reindeer and Buryat people maintain many of their old traditions.
	— 01-11-2010Minimum time - maximum impressions!Ussuri Taiga (wilderness) is a vast expanse broadleaf and coniferous forest. Part of the wilderness has been set aside as Ussuri State Nature Reserve, which covers 40.5 hectares in Southern Primorye. Just two hours by car from Vladivostok, this spur of ancient Manchurian forest features a highly varied world of plants and animals including towering evergreen and broadleaf rimmed by thick underbrush bearing hundreds of eligible species of berries and nuts. More than 60 kinds of trees, lianas and shrubs grow here. The forest is home to the Siberian Tiger and the Ussury Wild Cat, the Black Stork and Mandarin Duck, the Himalayan Black Bear, the Siberian Musk Deer, the Siberian Salamander and many others. Several eco-trails, the reserve's Museum of Nature and Ussuri Endemic Ecological Center help visitors to experience the wonders of this world.
	— 01-11-2010Tigerland«...Any traveler... lives his life on the move... he strives to get to the place where he finds his scientific material.... Pictures follow each other: hunters, strangers, adventures, news and discoveries - all these are rewards to the explorer for the hardship and danger he inevitably is subject to in a wild and hardly explored land...»
	— 01-11-2010Arkhipovka Village in the heart of Southern Sihote-AlinExplore the Southern Sikhote-Alin mountain-taiga area. It covers 1.5 million hectares and constitutes a unique flora and fauna ecosystem. The core of the area is Lazovsky Nature Reserve and Zov Tigra (Call of the Tiger) National Park, which, when completed, will comprise over eighty thousand hectares.
	— 01-11-2010Russian Far East Federal Marine ReserveDALINTOURIST takes you to Russian Far Eastern Federal Marine Reserve, the only marine reserve in the country. Unique in its beauty and bio-diversity, the reserve occupies nearly 65,000 hectares, or about 10% of Peter the Great Bay, which links Vladivostok area waters to the Sea of Japan.
	— 01-11-2010The lands by the seaYou'll tour Southern Primorye, admiring the region's unusual beauty - the jagged Sykhote-Alin Mountains, the picturesque bays and beaches of the Sea of Japan, the crystal clear water of rapid rivers, tumbling waterfalls deep in the wilderness - an unforgettable experience!