The Valley of Geysers in Kamchatka is one of the seven wonders of Russia! Getting to this fabulous place is only possible by helicopter, but the experience is worth it - many thermal springs, mud pots, waterfalls and, of course, living geysers, seething and exploding with crushing streams of water and steam! An unforgettable picture opens up for you from the height of a helicopter flight. Not far from the Valley of Geysers there is the caldera of the Uzon volcano, which was formed as a result of the collapse of the walls of an ancient volcano - you can also see it during the flight and even take an unforgettable video from the window.

Helicopter excursion to the Kronotsky Nature Reserve - a journey to a unique, one of the oldest protected areas in Russia. This biosphere reserve is located in the southeastern part of Kamchatka; there are no roads here, so it can only be reached by helicopter. The reserve is full of amazing natural attractions, one of them is Kronotskoye Lake - the largest high-mountain lake in Kamchatka. From space - this is an ideally shaped triangle, a blue scarf thrown over the eastern part of the peninsula, in the crystal water of which the silhouette of one of the most beautiful volcanoes of Kamchatka - Kronotskaya Sopka - is reflected. It is not uncommon for visitors to the reserve to meet the inhabitants of the reserved land - brown bears and other wild animals of Kamchatka. Guests will see active volcanoes - Kronotsky, Krasheninnikova volcano, Kikhpinych and Gamchen, and from the lake, in good weather, there is a view of the Valaginsky ridge.

An unforgettable journey to the most famous volcanoes of Kamchatka: a flight over the highest and youngest active volcano in Eurasia - the Klyuchevskaya Sopka volcano. Despite the fact that the Vulcan sleeps most of the time, grayish clouds of gases and steam always swirl above its top. In calm weather, they rise to the upper layers of the atmosphere and form an amazingly beautiful plume, which our astronauts from the ISS love to photograph. Next on the program is a landing on Tolbachik, perhaps the most mysterious volcano in Kamchatka, where one of the most powerful and long-lasting eruptions in the history of the region took place - the Lava Flow of 2012-2013. At the end of the excursion, a flyby of the Shiveluch volcano is one of the most active volcanoes in Kamchatka, which throws out columns of ash up to 15 kilometers high! If you're lucky, it might be possible to land near a crater, next to a lava flow from a recent eruption.

Kuril Lake is rightfully one of the most amazing attractions of Kamchatka. This is a volcanic lake inside a large caldera that formed about 11,000 years ago in the southern part of the peninsula. It is one of the main spawning grounds for red fish, which attracts many bears, so a flight to Kuril Lake is an inevitable meeting with the owner of Kamchatka in his natural habitat. Here you can witness an unforgettable spectacle - bear fishing.