- Tour to Journey of dreams! North pole on the nuclear icebreaker, 18 Jun 2020, 12 days

Day 1	Murmansk, landing on the icebreaker After the flight from Moscow to Murmansk, you will head to the Base of Atomflot, where, after passing the necessary control, you climb aboard the most powerful nuclear-powered icebreaker "50 let Pobedy". In the evening we set out to sea via the Kola Strait, and our journey begins.
Day 2-5	The Arctic ocean In 2008, the icebreaker "50 years of Victory" went from Murmansk to the North pole in record time, covered the distance in just 4 and a half days. Ice conditions are unpredictable, and the transition to our new head of the goal can take up to 8 days. The unpredictability of weather conditions fill the atmosphere of adventure of our expedition to the North pole. Safe to say that hardly anyone will be able to forget is a kind of an icebreaker, breaking the powerful Arctic ice. "50 years of Victory" is able to work effectively in harsh environments is not available for other courts. Rest assured, you will have the opportunity to observe the work of an icebreaker with helicopter one of these days. A course on the archipelago Franz - Joseph. We get acquainted with the ship and unique machinery. On the same day will be instructed on the use of rescue equipment and operations by helicopters.
Day 6	North pole This time of year there is usually good weather (air temperature 0 – 1°C). As soon as the ship reaches the North pole 90°N, we meet on the navigation bridge "50 years of Victory" to celebrate this event. Reaching the goal, we go down to the ice. Celebrating reaching the pole includes a polar picnic on the ice. The most courageous can plunge into the waters of the Arctic ocean. Using a special satellite you will be able to connect with civilization - "call a friend from the North pole").
Day 7-8	Heading South Despite the fact that the main goal of our expedition is achieved, we will have a lot of interesting things. Our icebreaker keeps moving, breaking ice ridges and thick ice. The appearance of white Arctic gulls tells us about the approach of the earth... On the way back if weather permits and the ice, we can visit some of the spectacular Islands of the archipelago Franz - Joseph.
Day 9-11	The Archipelago Of Franz-Joseph 80° North – the world of the multi-year pack ice, towering volcanic mountains, icebergs and glaciers. A large part of the archipelago, opened in 1873 by an Austrian expedition on the ship "Tegetthof", still remains relatively unexplored. If weather and ice conditions will not prevent our forwarding plans, we enter into a Quiet Bay to enjoy rock Roubini – place the "floor" of the numerous colonies of nesting Arctic birds. On the coast, if it is not hidden from us by the fog, we see the buildings of the abandoned research station and several huge glaciers. The territory of the archipelago favored by polar bears and walruses – here are the chances of meeting them. Walruses look very impressive, and touching the behavior of polar bears sometimes makes you forget about the predatory nature of these animals. Surprisingly, polar bears are often curious come to the Board, thus giving us the opportunity for unique photos. We also plan to visit Cape Norway where in 1896-97 he wintered Nansen and Johansen after an unsuccessful attempt to reach the North pole.
Day 12	Murmansk Upon leaving the ship we will transfer to the airport.

- Journey on-Board a/l "50 years of Victory", as specified in the itinerary;

- All shore excursions and helicopter tours over the entire route (planned group excursions);

- Program of lectures by the scientists-naturalists and experienced guides;

Daily meals (including fresh pastries in the afternoon); stand with coffee and snacks, drinking water 24 hours a day, beer and wine for dinner;

Rental of rubber boots for the duration of the cruise;

- In cabin: Bathrobe and Hairdryer;

Study materials and expedition travel diary with photos;

- Different technical costs and port charges throughout the program;

Special expedition parka;

- Personal insurance ($500,000 of coverage, including the risks in emergency evacuation and repatriation).

Not included:

- Costs of passports and visas (citizens of the Russian Federation is not required);

- Power on the shore and the expense of separate accommodation (if required);

- Luggage insurance, insurance for trip cancellation (highly recommended, we can offer this service), standard medical insurance;

- Charges for overweight Luggage;

Telecommunication services on Board, Laundry service, bar;

- Gratuity at the end of the voyage for the stewards and other service personnel on Board (at your discretion);

Nuclear-powered icebreaker "50 Years of Victory” was built at the Baltic Shipyard. Today it is the largest nuclear icebreaker in the world. The ship is equipped with a new generation digital automatic control system. The complex of biological protection means for a nuclear power plant has been modernized. An environmental compartment has also been created, equipped with the latest equipment for the collection and disposal of all ship's vital products. The vessel is owned by the state and is managed by the Atomflot FSUE. At your service: a restaurant that can accommodate all passengers, two bars, a library, a lecture hall, a music lounge, a gym, a sauna and a swimming pool with heated sea water

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