Vladivostok Free & Easy Travel Guide

🚌Transportation: We entered via the Mishan Port. After arriving in Mishan, we took an international bus to Kamen (about 2.5h), then hired a private car to Vladivostok (about 3h). 1⃣️Mishan—Kamen: International buses run Monday to Saturday (💰180) Departure at 8:30 AM/11:30 AM 2⃣️Mishan—Ussuriysk: International buses run every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday (💰220) Departure at 8:30 AM/9:30 AM 1. After arriving in Kamen, private car drivers are usually waiting. We were a group of 5 and paid 💰240 per person to Vladivostok. The ride took 3 hours—quite a long journey 😭. 2. Since Ussuriysk is closer to Vladivostok, if there’s a bus to Ussuriysk, take it directly. From Ussuriysk, use Yandex Go to hail a taxi to your hotel—it’s not too expensive. ⛵️Attractions: 1⃣️Victory Square—See the Orthodox Church and feed the pigeons 🐦 (p2.3) 2⃣️Tokarev Lighthouse—Filming location for *SoulMate*, the "end of the world" (p4) 3⃣️Golden Horn Bay Bridge—A stunning cross-sea bridge (p1.5) 4⃣️Glass Beach—Collect glass pebbles on the shore 5⃣️Tobizina Cape—Breathtaking at sunset, but requires a 2-hour hike (p6.7) 6⃣️Pacific Fleet Seaside—See naval ships (p8) All these spots are worth visiting! Two full days are enough to explore them all. Tobizina Cape is far from the city but incredibly beautiful~ 🍔Food Recommendations: 1. More Seafood/Zuma—King crab 🦀 2. Supra—Authentic Georgian cuisine with great vibes (p9.10.11) 3. Vspishka—Dessert shop 🍩 4. Tokyo More—Delicious and affordable Japanese food (p12.13) 5. Moonshine—A fantastic cocktail bar 🍹 (p14) Highly recommend Supra for its authentic Georgian dishes—around 💰60 per person, tasty and budget-friendly. (Note: The server may ask for a tip when paying, but you can decline. I didn’t give one.)