Eco-trail "Luvengsky coast" (Kandalaksha)

The ecological trail "Luvengsky Coast" passes both through the territory of the Kandalaksha Nature Reserve and through the adjacent territory. Its name is associated with the locality of Luvenga, located near the territory of the Kandalaksha Nature Reserve, 15 km from the city of Kandalaksha along the Kandalaksha — Umba highway on the shore of the Kandalaksha Bay of the White Sea.

The ecotrope originates on the territory of the Kandalaksha Nature Reserve cordon, where you can watch birds in their natural habitat on the observation deck through the telescopes. Broods of ducks are kept on the water, gulls, sandpipers, magpies and other birds feed on the coast. During low tide on the littoral, you can get acquainted with very interesting marine life.

During the course of our everyday life, we sometimes simply do not notice the beauty that surrounds us. And next to us there are so many wonderful and fascinating things, phenomena, events that live their own lives. You can learn interesting and sometimes unexpected things about the seemingly familiar world around us, about animals and plants, about the diversity and beauty of northern nature on the ecological trail "Luvengsky Coast".

The ecological trail is open to the public from mid-June to the end of September.

Excursion days: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. The excursions start at 11 o'clock.

Number of people in a group: up to 15 people.

Clothing: sports, comfortable, wind/wet/ protective.

Shoes: rubber boots.

What you need to take with you: mosquito and midge repellents, drinking water.

Visiting the ecotrope is possible accompanied by a guide strictly by prior request by phone 8 (81533) 9-33-03. 

Rules of behavior in natural areasDear tourists, when visiting natural areas, remember that your stay should be safe for nature.

To do this, you need to follow simple rules:

1. Do not dig up or set fire to plants;
2. Do not break tree branches;
3. Do not chase animals and do not break their homes;
4. Do not touch the chicks that have fallen out of the nest;
5. Don't dig holes;
6. Do not move off/off existing roads/trails;
7. Do not break tourist parking lots and do not light bonfires outside specially designated areas;
8. Don't leave any garbage behind;
9. Do not turn on sound amplifying devices unnecessarily;
10. Take care of our nature – the basis of life on Earth!