9 nights, 2 stops — bears, volcanoes and the avacha coast.
Kamchatka Peninsula → Kurile Lake → Kamchatka Peninsula.
Round trip · returns to Kamchatka Peninsula
Arrive in Kamchatka Peninsula, met and transferred to your accommodation. Kamchatka's salmon rivers, fed by 150 volcanoes, support some of the densest brown-bear populations on earth.
Helicopter to the geyser valley and bear country. Brown bears on the salmon rivers and a volcano landscape.
Transfer to Kurile Lake. Watch dozens of brown bears fishing the salmon run. Bear photography from the lake platforms.
Bear photography from the lake platforms. A full day among the fishing bears of Kurile Lake. Kurile Lake's salmon run draws the densest concentration of brown bears in Eurasia — a bear-photography paradise.
A full day among the fishing bears of Kurile Lake. Bears and sea eagles on the great salmon run.
Transfer to Kamchatka Peninsula. Brown bears on the salmon rivers and a volcano landscape. A full day of Kamchatka's volcanoes and wildlife.
Helicopter to the geyser valley and bear country. Bears, eagles and the fire mountains.
A full day of Kamchatka's volcanoes and wildlife.
Bears, eagles and the fire mountains.
A final morning in Kamchatka Peninsula — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The brief summer — peak brown-bear and salmon season.
Steller's sea eagles and winter volcano landscapes.
The most comfortable hotel in Petropavlovsk, the Kamchatka base.
A practical hotel in Petropavlovsk for the Kamchatka expeditions.
A summer camp with viewing platforms at Kurile Lake, amid the fishing bears.
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