
Arrival in Kamchatka
Transfer to the hotel. An evening cultural programme with representatives of Kamchatka’s Indigenous communities.
Three Expedition Formats
Choose the eight-day core route, the expanded Ultima expedition, or the February–April winter Volcano Frontier scenario. Route order can shift with weather and helicopter logistics.

Transfer to the hotel. An evening cultural programme with representatives of Kamchatka’s Indigenous communities.

Take a boat into Russkaya Bay and toward Cape Kekurny to look for orcas, humpbacks and Steller sea lions, then fish the Pacific waters.

Helicopter access to the Valley of Geysers, Uzon Caldera, Kronotskoye Lake and the remote Kronotsky Liman. Stay at Aurora field lodge.

Helicopter overflight of Ostry and Plosky Tolbachik and Klyuchevskaya Sopka, followed by a walk through lava fields and the Dead Forest.

Travel by motorboat to salmon-spawning grounds on the peninsula’s main river.

Transfer from Aurora field lodge to the Country Hotel Secrets of Kamchatka in Paratunka.

Travel by 4×4 to the foot of active Mutnovsky Volcano. Walk to the crater viewpoint, then visit the canyon and the Opasny Waterfall.

Transfer to the airport with a stop at the fish market.
The programme uses Aurora field lodge on the Kamchatka River and the Country Hotel Secrets of Kamchatka in Paratunka, with its thermal pool.

Transfer to the hotel.

Take a boat into Russkaya Bay and toward Cape Kekurny to look for orcas, humpbacks and Steller sea lions, then fish the Pacific waters.

Fly into the South Kamchatka Sanctuary for Kuril Lake, the Kutkhiny Baty cliffs and bear watching. End the day fishing the river.

Fly around the volcano island of Alaid, land on Shumshu, then continue over Ebeko Volcano and Onekotan with Krenitsyn Volcano.

Travel by 4×4 to the foot of Mutnovsky Volcano. Walk to the crater viewpoint, then visit the canyon and the Opasny Waterfall.

Helicopter access to the Valley of Geysers, Uzon Caldera and Kronotsky Liman, with an overnight at the Airfield ranger station in the heart of the reserve.

Helicopter overflight of Tolbachik and Klyuchevskaya Sopka. Lava flows, vast cinder fields and a walk through the Dead Forest.

Fly north across Kamchatka to watch reindeer herds and meet Even and Koryak families.

Travel by motorboat to salmon-spawning grounds on the peninsula’s main river.

A reserve day protects the programme against Kamchatka’s changeable weather and helicopter logistics.

Transfer to the airport with a stop at the fish market.
The route combines Aurora field lodge, a guest house at the Airfield ranger station in Kronotsky Reserve and the private Khetik base in southern Kamchatka.

Airport meet-and-transfer to the Snezhaya Dolina mountain base. Settle in, meet the guides, complete the briefing, then ride snowmobiles for three hours. The evening ends in a thermal-water pool.

Fly into the ski zone. Weather and group ability determine descents on Vilyuchinsky, Avachinsky, Aag, Arik, Mutnovsky or Zhupanovsky volcanoes, including a line toward the Pacific. Lunch is served in the field.

A snowmobile loop through mountains and volcanoes. Visit Mutnovsky’s crater, walk among fumaroles and sulphur fields, have lunch in the field, then return to base.

A cultural programme at the Kainyran camp: dance, song and time with Indigenous traditions. After lunch, travel to Khalaktyrsky Beach and walk the Pacific shore.

Breakfast, ground transfer to the airport and departure. Activity order may change with weather and snow conditions.
Stay at the Snezhaya Dolina mountain base. The programme runs from February to April and adjusts to group ability, weather and snow conditions.