Organized trips to Belarus

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We hope to once again share the sights and stories of Belarus with travelers. Any future decisions to resume operations in Belarus will be based on the safety of travelers, staff and local communities. Belarus tours & vacations a unique travel experience, a country often described as a “Soviet time capsule”. She has a blend of historical sites, pristine nature, and warm hospitality.

Belarus experiences a temperate continental climate, meaning it has four distinct seasons. Winters are cold and snowfall can occur any time between December and March. Summers are warm and pleasant, though thunderstorms can develop on hot and muggy days. A vacation here is less about mainstream tourism and more about genuine exploration and a deeper cultural understanding.

As you are willing to deal with the occasional thunderstorm, the summer months of June, July and August are the best time to visit, when temperatures can reach highs of 77°F (25°C). Don’t worry about dealing with high season crowds. Most travelers are yet to discover this beautiful nation.

Top Destinations and Activities in Belarus.

While Belarus tours & vacations is not as well-known for tourism as other European countries. We come in as tour operators specialize in trips here, offering both group and private tours. Our company can arrange everything from visa support and transportation to guided excursions. Destinations and activities include :

• Minsk: The capital city is a mix of Soviet-era architecture, fairytale castles, and ornate churches. Highlights include Victory Square, the Island of Tears, and the Museum of the Great Patriotic War.
• Brest: Located near the Polish border, Brest is known for its legendary Brest Fortress, a memorial to the Soviet resistance during World War II.
• Mir and Nesvizh: These two UNESCO World Heritage sites are home to magnificent castles. The Mir Castle Complex and the Nesvizh Palace are impressive examples of Belarusian history and architecture.
• Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park: This ancient forest, also a UNESCO site, is a great place for nature lovers. It’s one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe and home to the European bison, wolves, and other wildlife.
• Khatyn Memorial Complex: A poignant memorial dedicated to the villages destroyed by the Nazis during World War II. It offers a sobering and important look at Belarus’s tragic past.