Primorsky Krai is famous not only for the picturesque coast of the Sea of Japan, but also for the amazing wildlife world. It is here that rare representatives of the cat family live: the Amur tiger, the Far Eastern leopard, the Far Eastern lynx and the Far Eastern forest cat. On this trip, guests will be able to see famous predators in conditions as close as possible to their natural habitat.

The tour begins with a visit to the Primorsky Safari Park - one of the most famous natural parks of the Far East. Here animals live in a spacious forest area, and visitors watch them from bridges without bars and cages before their eyes. In the safari park you can see Amur tigers, Far Eastern leopards, Himalayan bears, cabarogs, spotted deer, red wolves and many other representatives of the Ussuri taiga. In the bird park, eagles, owls and kites fly freely over visitors, and pet animals can be fed and photographed next to them.

After getting acquainted with the inhabitants of the taiga, the journey continues to the sea - towards the islands of Askold and Putyatin. On the way, the guide will tell about the history of the development of Primorye, explorers and navigators who played an important role in the development of the region.

From the village of the Danube, participants will go on high-speed pleasure boats along the waters of the Sea of Japan. A sea tour will give you the opportunity to see Primorye from an unusual angle and enjoy the beauty of islands, rocks and bays.

Particularly impressive are marine animals in their natural habitat. Larga seals, which the locals affectionately call “seals”, rest on the stones, and near the Five Fingers you can see sea lions.

During the excursion, the boats will bypass the island of Askold, where the water will open views of steep rocks, bird bazaars, old coastal fortifications and the famous window of “Peter the Great”. Then the journey will continue around the island of Putyatina with a stop in Turtle Bay for rest by the sea and swimming.

> This trip combines several facets of Primorye: wildlife, seascapes, the history of the region and the opportunity to see rare animals, for which tourists from all over the country come to the Far East.