Best Chernobyl Tours
Tour to the Exclusion Zone and ChNPP?
The first question our clients usually ask about that location is what to see there? Let’s start with the Polissya region that is known for its relict woods and picturesque riversides. Even though the explosion on the nuclear power plant damaged that natural oasis in a great way, you’ll be fully amazed by its untouched beauty.
And then we come further. There are 10+ sites tourists will appreciate the most. We’ll list only some of them to you to keep a bit of curiosity for your future Ukraine Chernobyl tour experience.
- The city of Pripyat was the closest neighbourhood to the nuclear power plant. Today it is among the most famous ghost cities where all stayed as-is for three decades already.
- If you have already interested in the Catastrophe theme, you have seen the image of Pripyat’s Amusement Park. Its Ferris wheel is among the most popular symbols of the Catastrophe.
- The Death Bridge is a legendary location. During the accident at the ChNPP, a cloud of radionuclides covered this place and the background radiation reached 600 Roentgens per hour. It was believed that a person who crossed this bridge would certainly die in a few days. Of course, this is all fiction, but that is why they gave it such a name.
- Radar Station DUGA 1 is also an impressive construction reminiscent of the Cold War. You may be overwhelmed with its dimensions and look. The location for this unique defence complex is not accidental as DUGA 1 required an extremely high level of electricity for its supply.
Besides these sites that are on everyone’s lips, the tour to Chernobyl will surprise you with lots of interestingnesses. Just join us in our regular Kyiv to Chernobyl tours to get the whole impression from the Exclusion Zone.
I have been to Chernobyl twice and I can say that it is a very interesting place. It is not dangerous to go there, you just need to follow some simple rules. The first time I went there was in 2006 with my friend. We were two people and we had no problems at all. The second time I went there was in 2019 with a group of tourists. There were about 10 people in the group and we had a guide who told us everything about the history of this place and answered all our questions. We spent almost 7 hours on the territory of Chernobyl zone, and even went inside some buildings.
I have been to Chernobyl twice, I am a photographer and I was there for the first time in 2015. The second time was in 2021. I can tell that it is not dangerous at all, if you are careful. There are some places where you have to be careful, but most of the area is safe. You can go with an organized tour or take private tour what I did and did not regret.
I would like to say that I am very impressed with your service. I booked a tour for my family and we had a great time. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, the driver was excellent as well. We will definitely recommend you to our friends and family!- Anna
I have been to Chernobyl and it was a very interesting experience. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history of nuclear power, or just wants to see something different. I can say that you should not go there alone. I took 2 day tour with my friends. The first day we spent in Chernobyl, where we saw the reactor and the power plant. The second day was in Pripyat. We walked through all the city on foot. It was very interesting to see how people lived before the catastrophe.
I have been to Chernobyl twice and I can say that it is a very interesting place. It is not dangerous to go there, you just need to follow some simple rules. The first time I went there was in 2006 with my friend. We were two people and we had no problems at all. The second time I went there was in 2019 with a group of tourists. There were about 10 people in the group and we had a guide who told us everything about the history of this place and answered all our questions. We spent almost 7 hours on the territory of Chernobyl zone, and even went inside some buildings.
I have been to Chernobyl twice, I am a photographer and I was there for the first time in 2015. The second time was in 2021. I can tell that it is not dangerous at all, if you are careful. There are some places where you have to be careful, but most of the area is safe. You can go with an organized tour or take private tour what I did and did not regret.
I would like to say that I am very impressed with your service. I booked a tour for my family and we had a great time. The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, the driver was excellent as well. We will definitely recommend you to our friends and family!- Anna
I have been to Chernobyl and it was a very interesting experience. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history of nuclear power, or just wants to see something different. I can say that you should not go there alone. I took 2 day tour with my friends. The first day we spent in Chernobyl, where we saw the reactor and the power plant. The second day was in Pripyat. We walked through all the city on foot. It was very interesting to see how people lived before the catastrophe.
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Chernobyl city tours are provided in a 1-6-day mode as there is no permission for staying for a night in that place. It doesn't suit children under 12 and people having specific health disorders. But for a casual visitor, it will be a light walk without any physical training required. As for the Chernobyl tour cost, we offer the most affordable options. We provide the cheapest Chernobyl tour price for group trips, yet, you are welcome to apply for a private trip developed by our company. Please, contact us to get more information about the cost of these trips as it depends on several features including dates, the number of visitors, the type of excursion and the program of sites you may choose.
There are some peculiarities in visiting that hazardous zone. We'll keep you safe to the bone while guiding you through the way to that atmospheric place. We offer Chernobyl guided tours in the company of skilled and experienced guides who know the Exclusion Zone like a book. Besides the official history, lots of astonishing legends, rumours and tales await you on our path. In terms of a one-day journey, you stay under the supervision of a guide, security service representative and with constant radiation control to avoid danger in a full. There are some peculiarities in visiting that hazardous zone. We'll keep you safe to the bone while guiding you through the way to that atmospheric place. We offer Chernobyl guided tours in the company of skilled and experienced guides who know the Exclusion Zone like a book. Besides the official history, lots of astonishing legends, rumours and tales await you on our path. In terms of a one-day journey, you stay under the supervision of a guide, security service representative and with constant radiation control to avoid danger in a full.
We fully guaranty the safety of every tourist travelling to the Zone in our company. We offer only radiation-free locations to visit and provide the full guidance to keep you safe and sound during the trip.
Due to the high level of gamma-radiation, that object is hazardous for visiting. That’s why taking excursions right to the elephant’s foot is fully impossible. Yet there are lots of other tremendous sights to look there.
Yes this territory is opened for tourism. But there are some restrictions you should follow when visiting the Exclusion Zone. It is prohibited to visit the Zone without professional guidance and preliminary informing security guards at checkpoints for getting access to that territory.
Due to the hazardous situation with the Exclusion Zone, most of its territory is still uninhabited including Chernobyl city itself. In the whole Exclusion Zone, no more than 200 inhabitants are living illegally.
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