While travelling by sea you could see whales so close. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

Gray whales are often seen straight from the shore. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

You could watch gray whales straight from the shore. Photo credit: Natalia Kalyuzhina.

Orcas. Photo credit: Olga Titova.

Close to the borders of Beringia National Park there are the biggest in Arctica Pacific walrus herds. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Curious seals watch tourists out of the water. Photo credit: Igor Bobyr.

You could see seals both in the water and on the shore. Photo credit: Igor Bobyr.

In Senyavina strait there are seal herds. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

King of the Arctic. Photo credit: Natalia Kalyuzhina.

Seabirds make multi-million colonies on rocky shores and small islands. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

To listen to birds chattering in colonies is an unforgettable experience. Photo credit: Alexander Borovik.

Colorful horned puffins are the decoration of colonies. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Tufted puffin. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Beringia is paradise for bird lovers. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

King eider. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

The animals are not afraid of people and let them get so close. Photo credit: Beringia national park.

Arctic ground squirrels probably are the friendliest tundra animals. Photo credit: Igor Bobyr.

Cultural landscapes are a part of Arctic culture heritage. Photo credit: A. Kamenev

Avan is an ancient Eskimos settlement. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

The remains of an abandoned Eskimos settlement called Naukan which is located at the easternmost point of Eurasia. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Cape Dezhnev lighthouse. Photo credit: Beringia national park

Chukotka's local poeple distinguish more than 50 types of ice. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

The identity colors of the national park are inspired by winter sunsets. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Fjords, lagoons, canyons, fantastic volcanic hills, colorful tundra… Eastern Chukotka is a land of stunning scenery. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Autumn in tundra. Photo credit: Andrei Kamenev

Inimitable colors of tundra. Photo credit: Alexander Borovik

Here you could fully unite with nature and feel as a pioneer. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

In Chukotka you sometimes feel like on another planet. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

Hiking is the best way to explore Beringia. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

In autumn tundra is rich in mushrooms and berries. Photo credit: Olga Kudrina.

Indigenous peoples treasure their culture. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.

Reindeer herders team. Photo credit: Konstantin Savva.

Chukotka's craftsmen create pieces of art from walrus' tusks. Photo credit: Maxim Antipin.