Siberia

Siberia, Russia

American geography teaches students that Siberia begins at the Ural Mountains and stretches to the Pacific Ocean. According to Russian geography, Siberia stretches from the Urals to Lake Baikal, located in the middle of the Eurasian plateau. Everything east of Baikal is called the Russian Far East, an area the size of the United States. Just imagine how many places are waiting to be explored in this vast territory!

One of the most desirable destinations in Siberia is Kamchatka. Untouched by much of the tourist industry, it sees only a handful of visitors each year. There are dozens of natural sanctuaries on Kamchatka, including waterfalls, rocks, volcanoes, colonies of rare birds, lakes and fjords, hills and natural boundaries, fish and wildlife refuges - the perfect atmosphere for any nature-lover. The most adventurous and experienced eco-tourist will also fall in love with Kamchatka, as it is the only place on earth that boasts active volcanic activity, mountains of over 3000 to 4000 meters, rough river rapids and seas, and beautiful coastal waters, all in one place. Kamchatka will speak to your inner adventurer, naturist, and conservationalist, drawing on its abundance of natural sites to create an oasis.

There is no other trip in the world that can be compared to a Siberian excursion. You will find an amazing variety of travel ideas, tours, and vacations to Siberia, Kamchatka, Baikal, and the Russian Far East in our tours section, including our popular Siberian River Tours and Trans Siberian Tours. Traveling around this forgotten world is no small task, but with Travel All Russia, anything is possible!