The wind of the North Pacific in Kamchatka is harsh yet gentle.

The ship sails out of the port, and the city is pushed away by the whistle and the waves. Above the waves, the volcanoes are like moving islands floating on the Pacific Ocean. The glowing sea, the wind of the Bering Strait, The further to the sea, the bluer the sea water 🌋⛴🌊🎣🦭 Floating on the sea for 11 hours, I carefully watched the close-ups of the waves, clouds, seals, seagulls, reefs, and volcanoes. Blowing in the wind and basking in the sun with all these, Focusing on the trivial things, Lost and relaxed. The ship is anchored in the Russian fjord, looking forward to the whale surfacing. The clouds float in the gap of the sun, The sea has a different blue. If you want to describe this feeling. In the middle of the sea, the volcano is on the side. The home of seabirds, the home of seals, the home of whales, and the lonely sailing ship. Peaceful, clear, romantic. ⛴️ There are 2 options for the Kamchatka Boat trip: The biggest difference is that the 10h sea trip to the Russian Bay is more likely to see killer whales and humpback whales. But it requires higher physical strength. ❶ Russian Bay: ⏱️: 10h 🎫: RUB 14000 ❷ Starichkov island: ⏱️: 5h 🎫: RUB 7000 📌 Tips: ▫️ The sea trip may be temporarily cancelled due to insufficient number of people or weather conditions. We got up early at 6 o'clock and rushed to the dock and were temporarily informed that we could not go to sea. It is recommended to put the sea trip in the first few days of the entire itinerary, and it is easy to adjust it later. ▫️ Take motion sickness medicine in advance. Except for me and my sister who are not prone to motion sickness, more than a dozen people feel uncomfortable.