Holidays in Primorsky Krai
112 properties · from 2,147 RUB/night · best time: March–October
Where to stay in Primorsky Krai
Online booking
Online booking
Online booking
Online booking
Hotel4.6· 6 reviewsDialog Hotel Complex
Primorsky region, Nakhodka, 10V Pogranichnaya street
- 974 m to the sea
- 940 m to the centre
from 4,450 RUB / night
DetailsOnline booking
Online booking
Online booking
Hotel4.5· 6 reviewsPyramid-Hotel
Primorsky region, Nakhodka, 2 Vladivostokskaya street
- 447 m to the sea
- 2.2 km to the centre
from 7,350 RUB / night
DetailsOnline booking
Online booking
Online booking
Showing 10 of 112
Collections in Primorsky Krai
Nearby destinations
About holidays in Primorsky Krai
Photo: travelling_eidolon, CC BY 2.0 / Wikimedia Commons
Primorsky Krai: Gateway to the East
Primorsky Krai, located on the border with Japan and China, combines unique nature and rich culture. This region attracts travellers with its picturesque landscapes and opportunities for development.
Main landmarks for your trip
To get to know the region, it is worth paying attention to Vladivostok — the centre of cultural and urban life, as well as the starting point for trips along the coast. Walks along the embankment, views from Eagle's Nest Hill, and the bridges across the bay are must-see parts of the itinerary. For nature lovers, we recommend the Land of the Leopard National Park and Cape Gamova with its scenic bays. For a peaceful holiday, the settlements along the coast of the Sea of Japan are a good choice, where you can enjoy the sea air and quiet.
What to see in the region
When travelling around Primorye, be sure to visit the town of Arsenyev with its museum of Far Eastern nature and a park offering picturesque views of the hills. In Lazovsky Nature Reserve, you can observe unique animals and rare plants, as well as walk along ecological trails. For history enthusiasts, the old lighthouses on the coast and the fortifications built to protect the region are of interest. Local markets and craft workshops reveal the atmosphere of Primorye's distinctive character through traditional dishes and handmade products.
Where to eat well
Primorsky Krai is known for its diverse gastronomy: fresh seafood is served here — crab, scallops, oysters, mussels — as well as Pan-Asian and Russian cuisine. In cosy cafes and fish restaurants, you can try delicacies with an emphasis on local ingredients, while modern gastrobars offer signature sets from chefs. Particular attention should be paid to sushi bars with Pacific fish varieties, family-run places with homemade noodles and hearty pies, as well as street stalls with hot baked goods and seasonal treats. Tastings of farm products and local drinks are available for gourmets. Book a table online and discover new flavours of Primorye!
Entertainment and activities
In Primorsky Krai, everyone will find something to their liking — from extreme adventures to vibrant festivals and themed excursions. Try yacht trips at sea, diving among scenic reefs, or set off on an exciting jeep tour through the wild corners of the coast. Fans of active recreation will appreciate cycling routes, kayaking, and SUP surfing. Modern water parks, interactive museums, and petting zoos are available for families with children. At any time of year, cultural celebrations, food fairs, and sporting competitions take place here, bringing plenty of new impressions. The convenient online booking system on Inntravel will help you plan your perfect adventure in advance.
Where to stay
When choosing an area for accommodation in Primorsky Krai, consider the purpose of your trip and ease of getting around. The centre of Vladivostok is suitable for those who value walking distance to museums, theatres, restaurants, and transport hubs — from here, it is easy to plan routes around the entire region. If you are interested in a peaceful holiday by the sea, pay attention to the small settlements along the coast — there is less noise here, and the beaches are only a few minutes' walk away. Nature lovers should consider options near natural parks and protected areas, so they can quickly reach trails and viewpoints. For independent travellers, proximity to bus stops and railway stations is important — this will allow you to explore the surroundings easily even without a car.