Best Ways to Spend Your
Vacation in Belarus

Whenever our customers ask us what unusual travel destination we can suggest, our mind immediately rushes to Belarus. It is a country in Eastern Europe that is truly unique. Why does it stand out and how can your tour benefit from it? Well, let us tell you.

While Belarus is nowhere near as big as Russia or Kazakhstan, it would be a huge mistake to say there is nothing to see and experience there. A Belarus visa from Dubai is a powerful touristic tool that will open up the path to many interesting ways to spend your time.

One of the foremost draws of the country is its nature that is kept pristine in the famous national parks. The biggest one of them is Belovezhskaya Pushcha in the western part of Belarus. What is interesting about it is that hunting is permitted there under certain conditions.

What to see in Belarus

Lake Naroch

Speaking of nature, it would be a crime not to mention Lake Naroch. Belarus’s biggest lake, it is a good reason to get a package tour to Belarus, as we can guarantee that you will want to spend more time there.

The Naroch is known for its clear water, great fishing opportunities, and comfortable resorts.

THE Mirskiy Castle

Moreover, there are literally endless opportunities to enrich one’s cultural baggage when travelling to Belarus. Despite two world wars and countless other conflicts that shook its territory throughout the ages, the locals have been able to save and restore many historical landmarks that will be of interest to anyone, not only to history aficionados. Our recommended choice would be the Mirskiy Castle. It is located not too far from Minsk, so a trip there will not take a lot of your time if you want to also include other sights on your schedule. However, if you are willing to spend a day there, you can do it right under the ancient roof of the castle itself. Often, there are historical martial artists’ performances in the castle’s courtyard that you can also enjoy.

THE Lida Castle

A lesser known, but equally interesting is the Lida Castle. There, too, you can feel like you returned to the Middle Ages – but just to observe them from safety.

Minsk

If you have a Belarus visa, then you totally should visit Minsk, the capital of the country. Although, unfortunately, a large percent of interesting historical architecture there was destroyed in and after World War II, today, it is a modern city worthy of your attention. You can choose to visit its many nightclubs or casinos, take a good day of absorbing art in the local museums, hit the most prestigious eateries, or not choose at all and just experience the city as a whole.