Vladivostok is a Russian port city in the Far East. The city is the "Gateway to Asia" - sprawling on the shore of the Sea of Japan, modern, rapidly developing.
In recent years, there has been a significant improvement in the transport infrastructure, the city has become more attractive and convenient from the point of view of tourism. The interesting landscape of the port city and the great architectural heritage make this corner of Russia attractive to visitors from all over the world.
At the first acquaintance with the city, all individual tours of Vladivostok will certainly cover the most popular and iconic places of the city. It is mandatory to visit the Eagle's Nest hill in order to see the scale and beauty of this city from a bird's-eye view.
The best private guides of Vladivostok will organize and conduct the most interesting excursions around their city. A walk along the bridges of Vladivostok will be really memorable. One of them is the Russian Bridge. This is a colossal structure with a height of 324 meters, with a span length of 1104 meters – according to this indicator, this bridge is the largest in the world!
No less impressive is the Golden Bridge (1388 meters), which spans the Golden Horn Bay. By the way, this bay, which gave shelter on its shores to the whole city, is very picturesque and beautiful, no route can do without visiting it.
You can find out the prices for private guides in Vladivostok in advance by contacting by phone or in any other convenient way.
Guests of the city can always choose unusual excursions from private guides in Vladivostok according to their interests. A walk through the parks of the city will be memorable: "Pokrovsky", "Fantasia", the Botanical Garden-Institute or the Seaside Safari Park.
Individual guides around Vladivostok, who know the history of their city perfectly, will introduce their guests to the Vladivostok fortress. Excursions to this place are among the most popular and deservedly popular.
Special mention should be made of boat trips on boats and yachts. There are about 50 islands in the Vladivostok area, the nature of which is very peculiar and does not leave any visitor indifferent.
