Domestic flight to Nikolaevsk-na-Amure town (1 hour 35 minutes). Automobile transfer to Perovski Cape by a gravel and forest roads (around 2-3 hours). Transfer by a high-speed catamaran from Perovski Cape to Wrangler Bay (around 4-6 hours, depending on a weather). Accomodation in a camping, russian sauna, dinner.

* In case of a late flight arrival, an overnight stay on the coast of the Sea of Okhotsk and a morning transfer to Wrangel Bay will be arranged.

The bowheads inhabit cold waters of the Northern hemisphere, their "southern" flock abides in the Sea of Okhotsk. They come in the bay for socialization and for hiding between shoal waters from killer whales. To be unnoticed by the animals while getting close we are going to use inflatable sup surfing boards. Also we will set special photo traps in a nearest forest area to catch some land animals in the frame. 
Last year we got brown bears, foxes and reindeers. And our photo trap had even tiger shot. 

Different trekking routes along the bay are available as well so we may walk and observe whales from upper points and rocks. Each our group for this kind of tour is accompanied by professional biologist who conducts interesting lectures about sea mammals every evening. Accommodation in individual tents, russian sauna, comfortable inflatable mats are provided. A sauna will be available each day.

We’ll be able to hike along the bay’s trekking trails and watch whales from the cliffs.

Walking excursions: We’ll offer guided walks to observation decks, the grotto, the “Whale Rocks” viewpoint, and the camera trap site.

SUP Whale Watching: Weather permitting, you can head out to sea from early morning until evening. Wetsuits and SUP boards are provided. You'll complete a safety briefing, receive the necessary equipment, and then set out on the water. (Trips are prohibited in windy, foggy, or stormy conditions.)