An unbelievable experience. My guide was awesome - super knowledgeable and easy to follow. This has been the most interesting thing I've ever seen. My only regret is that I didn't book a 2-day tour.

If I could give this more stars I would! The tour guides were very information and it was amazing to see something so unique.
The day was long almost 12 hours but the time flew by because it was so interesting. The tour is very safe and you are always
given instructions about where to go and what to touch. DO NOT HESITATE to take this tour - book it now!

Overall was a great experience! A must to experience Chernobyl with knowledgeable tour guide!

Our tour guide Dennis was very knowledgable and friendly. We were able to see Prypiat after snowfall it was a haunting experience. For anyone visiting Ukraine, this is a must do.

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Nous avons vu tout ce que je voulais voir. Le tour est complet avec les explications du guide et le film durant le trajet. Cependant, je trouve que nous avons perdu du temps car le guide r?pondait trop aux questions d'une personne. Le guide aurait pu mettre fin ? des discussions interminables avec cette personne. Pendant ce temps-l?, le groupe attendait et on gelait sur place.

J'ai quand m?me appr?ci? mon tour.

Dennis was a great tour guide who knew a lot about Chernobyl. He definitely had a great passion and his English was excellent! We saw conflicting information about meals. We had lunch provided and we brought snacks which I highly recommend. It’s a long day and you will get hungry.

Very, very long day. Most of it was spent in Prypiat with just a brief glimpse of the containment arch at power plant. Lunch was huge cafeteria style. Because of season, the last two stops were in the dark. Wish they shortened Prypiat so we could see the drone and monument with daylight for pictures.

Overall fun, with good guides and driver.

Great tour. Great guide. Highly recommended. Just try to book in warmer, drier seasons, because you will be outdoors all the time.

Best daily tour I ever did. Just amazing! You see abandoned villages, a huge radar system, the town Chernobyl with memorials of the liquidators which were called bio-robots what an expression, the Red Forest, the NPP, and the abandoned town of Prypiat. The guide tells everything you want to know. We were in a small group of about ten members in a minibus. On that day 300 tourists visited the exclusion zone, many of them with coaches, but in the zone itself you do not see many tourist groups. Our lunch in Chernobyl hotel-restaurant yes, there is a hotel was in the late afternoon with Ukrainian dishes. I enjoyed that day very much.
You have to take your passport with you, which will be controlled at the zone entrance and also in the zone. Do not wear short-sleeved clothes, only eat and drink in the car, and do not put your belongings or even sit on the ground. Wear good and comfortable shoes, no sandals. You walk through nature, sometimes there is no path. In Prypiat there are many broken glasses on the way.