Why go?
Fulfill your dream and explore the peninsula full of wonders in a comfortable environment
Land of contrasts
Kamchatka is a place where anything is possible. High mountain plateaus, volcanoes, geysers, lakes and rivers, an ocean with picturesque bays… You can not only enjoy the stunningly diverse landscapes but also add any active activity to your itinerary: from fishing and visiting healing springs to rafting and heli-skiing.
Maximum comfort
Kamchatka's wild nature doesn't necessarily mean harsh conditions! We'll provide comfortable transportation to all locations. Where there's paved road, we'll travel in new Mercedes and Toyota minibuses, and off-road in specially equipped jeeps. For heli-skiing enthusiasts, we offer a shared Mi-8 or a private Bell429.
A unique program
Traveling is no time to worry about logistics! We'll handle every detail, develop a customized program, and accommodate your every need. We offer a personalized menu, a wide range of activities, off-the-beaten-path routes, and 24/7 support. Just relax and enjoy the adventure!
Kamchatka
Kamchatka Krai is a unique region. Home to over 500 active volcanoes, including the tallest active volcano in Eurasia, you can bathe in hot springs, stroll through the Valley of Geysers, or see it from a bird's eye view from a helicopter.
Kamchatka is beautiful year-round, and there's always something to do. In the summer, we can conquer Kamchatka's off-road terrain in prepared jeeps, and in the winter, we can race across the vast expanses on snowmobiles. We also organize winter diving, freeriding, and heli-skiing—a descent down pristine snowy slopes accompanied by experienced guides.
Season in Kamchatka: summer season from early July to mid-October, winter from January to mid-April.
Transport: Toyota and Mercedes minibuses, prepared Lexus SUVs, Mi-8 and Bell 429 helicopters.
Valley of Geysers
This is perhaps Kamchatka's most famous landmark! This small area (just about 6 square kilometers) is filled with natural wonders, like a fairytale treasure trove. It's the only place in our country and in Eurasia where you can see geysers—there are about 80 of them here, along with numerous mud pools and springs.
Plosky Tolbachik Volcano
Dreaming of seeing real boiling lava? Kamchatka offers such a mesmerizing spectacle. It's also relatively safe: during the spectacular fissure lava flows, you can even fly quite close by helicopter.
Maly Semyachik Volcano
A symbol of Kamchatka and a constant subject of photo shoots, its crater contains a remarkable acidic lake, nicknamed Green Lake for its rich color. Over the years since its discovery in 1946, the lake has changed color several times. It is now azure-blue, and the color appears different from up close and from afar.
Avacha Bay
A picturesque bay on the Pacific coast, the second largest in the world, it extends 24 kilometers inland! You can admire the bay from above by climbing Mishennaya or Petrovskaya Sopka, or take a cruise or spearfishing trip.
Three brothers
Three pillar-shaped rocks are the symbol of Avacha Bay, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, and the entire region. You may have never heard of them, but we're sure you've seen photos of them! They are an official natural monument, hundreds of legends are associated with them, and a visit to the Three Brothers is a must when exploring the region.
Mutnovsky Volcano
An active volcano with a complex structure, consisting of a mountain range of four interconnected cones. It is notable for the bizarre hues of its crater walls: deep blue glaciers, sulfur-colored rocks, and red and eerily black cauldrons.
Kuril Lake
The lake is a must-see for anyone interested in Kamchatka's fauna. The world's largest sockeye salmon spawning grounds attract brown bears to the lake's shores, where you can safely observe them from special viewing towers. A vibrant experience awaits, as you enjoy the scenery.
Khalaktyrsky Beach
A truly cosmic landscape—black sand and the majestic, endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean… This is one of the most popular surfing spots in Russia, but even if you're not a surfer, the sunrises and sunsets at Khalaktyrsky Beach will be unforgettable.
You are just a few steps away from the trip of your dreams!
Tour program of your choice
Arrival in Kamchatka
You'll arrive at Yelizovo Airport (Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky). Transfer to the hotel in a Lexus 570 takes 30-50 minutes. Your first day will be as relaxing as possible—it's important to acclimatize, rest after long flights, and prepare for the adventures that await! A visit to the thermal spring on the complex's grounds is planned, and in the evening, you'll enjoy a Russian banya and dinner at the à la carte restaurant.
For accommodation, you can choose a hotel from the following (subject to availability on the selected dates): Secrets of Kamchatka, Lagoon, Northern Adventures, Snow Valley, Ideal Cube.
Possible options:
- Meeting at the airport business lounge
- Meeting at the gangway
- Transfer to the hotel by helicopter
Comfort
First acquaintance
Journey
Northern Adventures Park Hotel
An upscale hotel complex 32 km from the airport, the Park Hotel is located in a resort area, offering magnificent views of the river valley. It comprises seven cottages, each with a private pool, fireplace, and terrace. The complex also features guest rooms, a restaurant with a wine cellar, three shared pools with thermal water, and a sauna. Both the cottages and hotel rooms feature bright, spacious interiors made from natural materials such as wood and stone. This natural setting will set the tone for your upcoming journey!
Valley of Geysers and Plosky Tolbachik Volcano
You'll see with your own eyes a precious natural relic, the likes of which are unique in Russia—the world-famous Valley of Geysers. Surrounded by mountains and volcanic peaks, the basin of an ancient dry lake is filled with clouds of steam from numerous geysers, pulsating thermal springs, and mud pools. Picturesque waterfalls cascade down the valley's slopes.
From the helicopter window, we will be able to observe the eruption of the Karymsky volcano and peer into the fantastic lake at the