Tourists take a sea cruise along Avacha Bay with a visit to the island of Starichkov and Russian Bay.
This trip will take about 10 hours, during which the tour participants will see stunning nature paintings.
Leaving Avacha Bay by boat, you can admire the mountain landscape from a new angle, from the sea.
It is impossible not to pay attention to the rocks "Three Brothers", which, like guards, stand at the entrance to the bay.
There is an ancient legend associated with them, which the guide will certainly tell you about.
Birds fly over the bay, snatching fish right out of the water.
The closer to the island of the Old Men, the more different birds there are, and on the island itself there is their noisy residence.
This is a protected area where bird markets and pinniped rookeries are located.
You can admire the animals only from afar, landing on the island is prohibited.
You can also see the rookeries of sea lion and cleaver at Cape Kekurny, which the boat passes on its way to Russian Bay.
This bay used to be called Ahomen in Itelmen.
It was renamed in 1952.
Its special feature is its very convenient location and security, which makes it a reliable haven for ships.
Back in the 18th century, sailboats hid here from the storm.
During the Second World War, a naval base was located in this bay.
In addition to its strategic importance, the bay also has aesthetic significance. This is one of the most beautiful places in Kamchatka.
Being here, people truly experience catharsis.
Directly above the bay there is a lake with a high silver content in the water — another unique touch to the palette of Kamchatka nature.
In the bay area, you can sometimes see whales and killer whales that swim close enough so that their fins are visible above the water.
And when these giants start tumbling, it's impossible to forget such a sight.
There is excellent fishing in the bay.
We equip tourists with the necessary gear, and they fish for dinner themselves, and after eating delicious fish soup and relaxing, they return back to Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky.