Tour description
- Tour includes excursion around Chernobyl Nuclear power plant with entrance to the control room of the 4th exploded reactor (4 hour excursion) + private exploration of Pripyat ghost town and Duga radar (Russian Woodpecker)
- It'll be just You alone or with the people You know.
- You get the ability to alter the route
and focus on the places You want to see most!
- Please check the Overview below for details -
Excursions to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone boomed several years ago, basically because they were finally facilitated for English-speaking guests. Since then we've come a long way from giving short walking tours around ghost city Pripyat to what is now known as a full-day Chernobyl Private tour. Nowadays, we are able to provide a full-scale private tour with the access to the control room of the 4th exploded reactor and the possibility to alter the route according to your preferences. You will see the atrocious trace of a nuclear disaster and talk to engineers who know Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant history as the back of their hand.
Our Chernobyl tour guide picks you up at convenient for you and your team location in Kiev and while going to Chernobyl you will be listening to interesting facts about Pripyat today. Then, after passing quick passport control at the checkpoint you enter the zone and find yourself surrounded by a spooky and thrilling Chernobyl exclusive zone wildlife. During your Pripyat guided tour you will be able to come inside the abandoned buildings, see what remained from a busy city and check the radiation level with a special device - Geiger counter (radiation dosimeter).
The highlight of this tour is a visit to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant where engineers will show you around the power plant, including the renowned control room of 4th exploded reactor, and explain every detail you want to know. You can even ask them about the accuracy in the TV series and figure out why the story is even more tragic than it was depicted. Show more...
Excursions to the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone boomed several years ago, basically because they were finally facilitated for English-speaking guests. Since then we've come a long way from giving short walking tours around ghost city Pripyat to what is now known as a full-day Chernobyl Private tour. Nowadays, we are able to provide a full-scale private tour with the access to the control room of the 4th exploded reactor and the possibility to alter the route according to your preferences. You will see the atrocious trace of a nuclear disaster and talk to engineers who know Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant history as the back of their hand.
Our Chernobyl tour guide picks you up at convenient for you and your team location in Kiev and while going to Chernobyl you will be listening to interesting facts about Pripyat today. Then, after passing quick passport control at the checkpoint you enter the zone and find yourself surrounded by a spooky and thrilling Chernobyl exclusive zone wildlife. During your Pripyat guided tour you will be able to come inside the abandoned buildings, see what remained from a busy city and check the radiation level with a special device - Geiger counter (radiation dosimeter).
The highlight of this tour is a visit to the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant where engineers will show you around the power plant, including the renowned control room of 4th exploded reactor, and explain every detail you want to know. You can even ask them about the accuracy in the TV series and figure out why the story is even more tragic than it was depicted. Naturally, by the middle of the day, hunger will kick in, and guess what! The authentic Soviet-Style canteen is open for our guests. If not, we will take care of a restaurant delivery for you. Anything to make you happy. When exiting the Chernobyl reactor you will pass the radiation control that scans the whole body. Your safety is about all! Afterwards, you are free to continue exploring Chernobyl tourist attractions with our tour guide for another hour or two. The distance from Chernobyl to Kiev is approximately 90km and usually doesn't take more than 3 hours.
The Chernobyl exclusion zone radiation level does not exceed safety standards set for humans. Moreover, you get more exposed to radiation while traveling by plane (the Sun is the biggest source of radiation in our Solar system), so visiting Chernobyl is not really what you should be worried about. Also, we cover your insurance and provide a return transfer, so getting lost is not an option either. If there are still questions you'd like to ask, feel free to contact us and we will guide you through.
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