MMK → ARH

Lake Imandra

A massive, island-studded lake that dominates the central Kola Peninsula landscape.

Kola Tundra & Taiga

Vast, untouched stretches of subarctic wilderness transitioning from mossy tundra to dense evergreen forests.

Solovetsky Islands

The UNESCO-listed Solovetsky Monastery and archipelago are visible in the White Sea on clear days.

Onega Bay

Extensive views across the southwestern part of the White Sea as the aircraft turns toward the mainland.

Arkhangelsk Waterfront

Direct views of the city's historic timber-exporting docks and the sweeping bends of the Northern Dvina River.

Murmansk Cityscape

Panoramic views of the largest city north of the Arctic Circle and its industrial skyline during departure.

Kola Bay

Deep fjord-like inlet serving as a major port for Russia's Northern Fleet and icebreaker vessels.

Khibiny Mountains

The highest mountain range of the Kola Peninsula, featuring dramatic flat-topped peaks and glacial cirques.

Kandalaksha Gulf

A glimpse of the scenic northern corners of the White Sea, known for its diverse marine life and islands.

Northern Dvina Channels

The complex network of river channels and marshlands characterizing the approach to Arkhangelsk.