• Dytyatky - Dytyatky 30-km Zone Checkpoint
• passport control
• safety rules briefing
• entering the Zone, traveling to Chernobyl. The journey includes passing through the deserted villages of Cherevach and Zalissy, and crossing the Uzh river
• Chernobyl - Chernobyl appears as a typical small Ukrainian town, home to power plant workers and other Exclusion Zone state employees. It’s surprising to think this town is linked to the 1986 disaster.
• photo opportunity at the Chernobyl sign
• a guided bus tour
• exploring the exhibition of robots and equipment used to manage the disaster’s aftermath
• To Those Who Saved the World monument
• Kopachi - Kopachi village
  Visit the kindergarten, the sole remaining structure in the village. The other buildings were buried. Kopachi is 4 km from the power plant. (Weather conditions may affect this visit; in wet weather, stopping here is discouraged due to the risk of contamination)
• Pripyat - The deserted town of Pripyat
• the Red Forest (unavailable until 01/01/2020)
• the Pripyat sign at the town’s entrance (unavailable until 01/01/2020)
• the Death Bridge
• stop at the town’s central square for a walking tour
• Energetic Palace of Culture, Polissya Hotel (viewpoint)
• department store
• amusement park
• the Ferris Wheel (scheduled to open on May 1st, 1986, but …)
• town hall, the initial headquarters for the governmental commission addressing the accident’s consequences
• Prometheus Cinema
• river port, sinking pier
• kindergarten and school
• Pripyat swimming pool (entry into buildings is strictly prohibited!)
  Capture countless photos, experience unforgettable moments, and feel truly unique emotions!
• Duga Radar Russian Woodpecker - Chernobyl-2 Secret Object. DUGA-1 over-the-horizon radar station

DUGA-1 is among the most renowned structures of the former USSR. Its official designation is “5H32”. The radar was designed to detect airborne threats, such as launched intercontinental ballistic missiles. The radar’s signal resembled a woodpecker’s tapping, earning it the nickname “the Russian Woodpecker”.

• Reactor No 4 - Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant industrial site

• photo opportunity at the cooling pond
  On the right, observe the unfinished reactors 5 and 6
  as well as the massive cooling towers
  On the left, view nuclear units 1, 2, and 3
  and the New Safe Confinement, known as the “Arch”

• visit the memorial near the CHNPP administrative building

• fish feeding (weather permitting, from April to September)

• SHELTER-2 “Arch” from the observation point
  Witness the New Safe Confinement from approximately 300 meters away!

• Hotel pickup and drop-off for convenience
• Guidance from a knowledgeable local guide
• Customizable individual tour program
• Enjoy a delightful lunch included
• Permission granted for photo and video to capture memories
• Travel insurance for peace of mind
• Comfortable transport in a private vehicle
• Personal pass for exclusive access

• Personal expenses
• Drinks

Going on a personal trip is arguably the most effective method to experience the Chernobyl exclusion zone and delve into its past and geography. You’ll have the opportunity to explore all the key sites and be exposed to numerous fascinating details crucial for understanding the chain of events which nearly led to our planet’s destruction. Although a visit to the Chernobyl zone could be a rather intense experience due to the high radiation levels in certain areas, our team’s careful preparation can ensure your journey is as safe and comfortable as possible.

• The program of the excursion can be changed depending on the length of a daytime, weather conditions and directions of Chernobyl administration.
• There is a certain dress code on the territory of the Exclusion Zone. Clothing and footwear should be comfortable for walking and should cover the arms from shoulder to wrist, and legs should be completely covered. Tourists who are in a state of alcoholic or drug intoxication or who have alcoholic drinks with them are not allowed. Also, persons under the age of 18 are not allowed in the Zone.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.