Well, who said that you must necessarily go on vacation in the summer? In winter there is no less, and maybe even more interesting options to relax. One of them is a winter holiday in Karelia . About where to go to Karelia in the winter, you can learn from our review.
Active rest in Karelia in winter
For those who are disgusted with aimless lying on the couch, Karelia presents fantastic opportunities for active recreation. Well, where else can you race across the snow-covered winter forest on dog sleds or make a real trip on snowmobiles?
Tour operators of Karelia with pleasure will select for you the program of productive leisure, taking into account all your wishes and level of your physical preparation. Possible as a multi-day, and one-day travels in Karelia on snowmobiles. During snowmobile tours, vacationers can enjoy stunning views of snow-covered Karelian nature, visit the main sights and nurseries of rare animals. Depending on the program, traveling on a snowmobile will cost in the amount of 2500 rubles per person.
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Those who, on vacation, most of all dream of resting from noise, will surely enjoy a much quieter way of traveling in the Karelian taiga - a trip on dog sleds. In addition to sledging, the program of this tour includes visiting the kennel of the husky and picnic dogs in the present northern plague. The cost of such a pleasure is from 3000 rubles per person.
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Ski lovers can enjoy skiing on the real Olympic track in the vicinity of Petrozavodsk under the guidance of experienced instructors. For a three-hour ski trip will have to pay from 900 rubles per person.
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Rest houses in Karelia in winter
Those who plan to go to Karelia with children in winter should consider accommodation options in holiday homes specializing in family leisure. Depending on the level, rest in such institutions will cost in the amount of 3000 rubles per person per day. Holidaymakers will not only receive a reliable roof over their heads, but also a variety of interesting winter recreation options, from skiing and sledging to the trip to the homeland of Karelian Father Frost. At the same time, each of the members of the family will find entertainment for their liking, and at the end of the day everyone will be waiting for a warming tea-party by the heat of the stove. Add to this the pristine beauty of Karelian nature, and winter recreation here will turn into a real fairy tale!
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