Kamchatka. Summer

We're gradually immersing ourselves in the fantastic atmosphere of beautiful Kamchatka! Today, you'll head to Cape Mayachny, an incredibly photogenic location offering a magnificent view of Avacha Bay. This view is enhanced by the beautiful 1897 lighthouse, which makes for a picture-perfect backdrop! Sheer cliffs plunge down to a narrow strip of sandy beach, and the ocean roars beneath your feet. From the natural observation deck, you'll see not only the picturesque bay but also the famous Three Brothers cliffs. On the way back to the city, we'll stop for lunch with a breathtaking panorama.

On the third day, you'll see Kamchatka's legendary volcanoes. Our route to our destination will take us through the Vilyuchinsky Pass, from whose summit you can see the Vilyuchinsky, Mutnovsky, and Gorely volcanoes. After a brief stop for contemplation and photography, we'll continue on to the Gorely caldera (a pit created by a powerful eruption). You'll see otherworldly landscapes with solidified lava flows and unusual lava caves, which we'll definitely explore. After experiencing these fiery creations, we'll visit one of the region's most beautiful waterfalls, called "Spokoiny." It's about 20 meters high, and the green-crowned cliffs from which it falls create a fairytale atmosphere. After lunch, we'll return to the city.

Kamchatka isn't just about hills, volcanoes, and waterfalls; it's also about the beautiful Pacific Ocean. We'll dedicate the fifth day of our trip to this ocean, heading out on a motor yacht excursion. Along this route, we'll encounter numerous Kamchatka wildlife. Our route to Russkaya Bay will take us past Starichkov Island, where thousands of birds nest, and then to Cape Kekurny, where powerful yet playful Steller sea lions lounge on the rocks. During this excursion, we're also likely to spot whales and orcas, the inhabitants of the deep. Before returning to the peninsula, we'll go fishing, and for lunch, you'll enjoy freshly prepared fish soup, along with delicious crabs.

Today we'll leave the city by jeep and head to Avacha Pass. From here, we'll take a short, easy trek to the summit of Mount Camel, named for its double peak. We'll have lunch at the foot of the Koryaksky and Avachinsky volcanoes. You might even see some of the local inhabitants—cute ground squirrels, who enjoy being hand-fed by tourists. In the afternoon, we'll visit another iconic landmark of Kamchatka—Khalaktyrsky Beach. It's famous for its black sand, the color of which is due to its volcanic origins. A walk along the surf through this fantastic landscape will be a fitting end to this busy tour.