Over the city

Trips to "domestic" volcanoes (the active Koryaksky and Avachinsky volcanoes, and extinct Kozelsky, Arik and Aag) and to Avacha Bay – the second largest bay in the world.

Kronotsky Nature Reserve

Kamchatka's best-known tourist attractions, the Valley of Geysers and the Uzon caldera, is located in this nature reserve.

Kurile Lake

This is the best possible location to observe bears helping themselves to salmon, unconcerned about spectators.

Adventures on the water

Paddle a kayak towards waterfalls and desert islands, glide over the mirror-like lake on a stand-up paddle board, or dare to surf a three-meter Pacific wave... The choice is yours!

Helicopter tour

Thanks to helicopters, which are the main transportation on the peninsula, the journey becomes limitless. Fly wherever you want: from hills and ski resorts to lakes in a volcanic crater and the "birthing centre" for bears.

Heli-skiing

Unparallelled entertainment for mind-blowing delight. Full speed ahead for your happiness!

Kamchatka in winter

Non-stop adventures: from dog sleds to heli-boarding. Let's go!

Tolmachev Lake

The beautiful land where bears feast on shiksha, northern bilberry and red salmon.

Vachkazhets

The picturesque Vachkazhets mountain range is the perfect place for fantasy filming with fairy-tale creatures.

The Valley of Geysers and the caldera of the Uzon volcano

Tourists from around the world strive to see the wonder of Kamchatka — pillars of water and steam that burst from the rumbling ground.

Fishing

Fish in a lake, river or the sea. Fish in winter or summer. There are indeed unlimited opportunities to hook a huge trophy.

Rafting

Rafting down one of the 14,000 rivers, you can go fishing, meet bears and see for yourself what a fantastic place Kamchatka is!

Sea trips

Choose a trip along the picturesque shores, and you will see the Three Brothers, Devil's Finger cliff, the uninhabited Starichkov Island. If you're lucky, you will find not only seals and sea lions, but also orcas and other whales.

Vilyuchinsky volcano

Green paths winding around snow-covered hills, flowers standing against the winds, melting snowflakes and glaciers turning into 40-meter-high waterfalls in the middle of summer.

Gorely and Mutnovsky volcanoes

Two essential stone giants on the peninsula. The Gorely volcano is notable for its unique craters filled with blue and green lakes. The Mutnovsky volcano jets streams of white gas and vapour.

Plosky Tolbachik volcano

In 2012, the volcano unexpectedly awakened and left us with fields of hardened lava, caves and the mysterious Dead Forest. At the top, you can learn how to cook dinner using volcanic heat.

Avachinsky volcano

The most accessible active volcano for climbing in Kamchatka, it is located just 30 km from the city.

Dog sledding

Take a passenger seat or try yourself out as a dog-driver. One cannot visit winter Kamchatka without taking a dog sled ride.