ChernobylX
ChernobylX BEST OF
The Most Important Sites including the famous “Golden Corridor”
EXPERT WITH YOU
Guided by the CHNPP staff with years of experience
NO CROWDS
Only limited to up to 6 excursions a day
SUPER SAFE
3 dosimetric controls, Full body protection and a free loan of a Geiger-Muller counter (dosimeter)
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN YOUR CHERNOBYL TOUR?
THE CHERNOBYL POWER PLANT TOUR LIKE NO OTHER
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CONTROL ROOM #2 VISIT
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BEHIND THE SCENES VIEW
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PERMITS FOR UP TO REACTOR 3
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PROFESSIONAL GUIDE
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FREE DOSIMETER, DOSIMETRIC CONTROL, PROVEN ROUTES
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THE PRICE IS FINAL, NO HIDDEN FEES, FULLY REFUNDABLE
Chernobyl Power Plant finally uncovered
CHERNOBYL POWER PLANT TOUR
Walk through the same “Golden” corridor of the Chernobyl Power Plant as Anatoliy Dyatlov once did that fateful night of April 26, 1986, to try to find the AZ-5 button, that was pushed too late to try and prevent the explosion and then see how busy a decommissioned Nuclear Power Plant can be after decades of being shut off. Become the 0.1% of Chernobyl visitors who have the chance to see the Chernobyl Power Plant from the inside, risk-free, safe, and fitting to your Chernobyl tour schedule (you can go to the power plant on your own, without the rest of the group).
This is the closest you can get to the Chernobyl epicenter: The Control room of reactor number 2 and the Central Control room of the Chernobyl Power Plant, visit the underground Command center, water cooling system of reactor number 3, Memorial to Valeriy Khodemchuk, safety center or the visitors center of the new sarcophagus. By taking this tour you become the 0.01% of Chernobyl visitors who turned to insiders.
Please note, Chernobyl Power Plant Tour can only be organised at least 20 days before your tour date for security reasons.
This excursion will be during the time spent in the Chernobyl zone and accordingly it limits your Chernobyl tour program
Chernobyl Tour Safety
Visiting Chernobyl is connected to radiation – yes, you can measure hotspots from a safe distance, learn radiation protection 101, and you will have a professional dosimeter with you all the time as you are part of the safest Chernobyl tour. We will check radiation dose with a full body scan 3 times a day.
During the Corona pandemic, we have ensured the absolute safety of you and your fellow travellers by an airline-level of disinfection and precautionary measurements: temperature check, face masks, gloves, antibacterial gel, disinfected buses and cars, guides and drivers with masks. Together, we can make sure you come back home safe and thrilled. For more details please read the Corona update.
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Due to actual constraints, radiation safety or weather conditions in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, ChernobylX keeps the right to change the program of the itinerary, informing you about any constraints.
IS IT SAFE TO VISIT CHERNOBYL?
Safety was the number one question our founder, Dominik asked himself in 2008 when coming to Chernobyl for the first time and this is our ChernobylX story. Since then our trained guides have been guiding you ONLY on healthy-non-hazardous places and trails. We ensure the dose of radiation received during your 1 day Chernobyl Tour will not exceed 4 microsieverts (4% of daily nuclear power plant safety norms in EU), which is equivalent to around 4 hours on an intercontinental flight. More on safety of Chernobyl tours .
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Our customers say it simply: storytelling that turns a Chernobyl tour into an experience, the emotions when meeting the Chernobyl heroes and Chernobyl babushkas, a true warm hearted customer care, peeking into the out of reach places in Chernobyl because we always go the extra mile, and a direct way how to help the Chernobyl zone (1% for Chernobyl babushkas). All this with a 100% love it or it is free guarantee.
You don’t need to worry, we have got your back. Everything is arranged for you (permits, transportation, Geiger Muller counter, dining, hotel, maximum safety, radiation safety controls, top pro-English speaking guides, etc). Grab your passport, your camera, some comfy shoes, a good mood, and let’s make some great memories!
The citizens of the following countries do not need a visa for a stay of up to 90 days (some for up to 30 days): Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belarus, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Chile, Denmark, Dominica, Estonia, Ecuador, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Hong Kong, Israel, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea (South), Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Moldova, North Macedonia, Netherlands, Norway, Paraguay, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, South Korea, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Vatican City, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, the United States, Uruguay & Uzbekistan.
If you are a citizen from a country not listed in this list, you will not have a problem obtaining a tourist visa. Ukraine has issued electronic visas since 2018, the cost is 20-30 USD and they are eligible for treatment, activities in the field of culture, science, education, sports, in order to perform official duties of a foreign correspondent or representative of a foreign media. If you are asked for an invitation for your visa application, which is usually automatically issued by any of the Kyiv hotels upon booking, do not hesitate to contact us, we will be happy to help you with your visa invitation in order to get you to Chernobyl.
Safety first, that’s our go-to. The Chernobyl Exclusion zone is open for visitors with the compliance of all safety measures. That means you can explore the atmosphere of the abandoned area and be safer than ever before! ChernobylX ensures the absolute safety of you and your fellow travelers by an airline-level of disinfection and precautionary measurements: temperature check, face masks, gloves, antibacterial gel, disinfected buses and cars, guides and drivers with masks. For more details please read the Corona update.