Location: Yelizovo
Top Things to do in Yelizovo
- 1. Paratunskiye Hot Spring
- 2. Monument Russia Begins Here
- 3. Koryak Nomads Camp Eyvet and Nursery for Sled Dogs of Andrey Pritchin
- 4. Kamchatka Peninsula
- 5. Nalychevo Nature Park
- 6. Uzon Volcano Caldera
- 7. Kamchatka Regional Museum of Local Lore
- 8. Starichkov Island
- 9. Drama and Comedy Theater
- 10. Karymsky Volcano
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What to do and see in Yelizovo, Russia: The Best Places and Tips
Yelizovo (Russian: Е́лизово) is a town in Kamchatka Krai, Russia, located on the Avacha River 32 kilometers (20 mi) northwest of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Population: 39,569 (2010 Census); 41,533 (2002 Census); 46,929 (1989 Census).
Restaurants in Yelizovo
1. Paratunskiye Hot Spring
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By cool_alaska - Juneau, Alaska
There are several pools there. Some better, some worse. Ask local people for the best ones. Overall, it's a great place for relaxation. Just don't over do it in the water - it's not just ANY water! It has lots of minerals and stuff. Good for you, but may be bad too. Great to be there in the winter, jump from cold snow to the hot water!
2. Monument Russia Begins Here
Overall Ratings
5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By HuntCon - Winchester, Virginia
Interesting monument. Lovers and newly married couples often put their love locks on the metal guardrails and the views are fantastic when it's sunny. Don't bother going if it's overcast or raining.
3. Koryak Nomads Camp Eyvet and Nursery for Sled Dogs of Andrey Pritchin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
The unusual outdoor museum reproduces customs and traditions of Kamchatka natives - Koryaks. Here one can familiarize oneself with Koryaks' way of life by visiting dwellings of coastal. Theatrical Performances will tell about origin of these people, their history. In the sled dog kennel you will know who a musher is. Then you will go on a winter journey in a dog sled.
Reviewed By Alexey_Barinov - Moscow, Russia
We so much enjoyed our time at this place!! Our Kamchatka trip would not have been complete without it. We did see how the locals used to live. Evgenija showed us the dogs, the authentic houses, explained everything about local folks art and dog-races in Kamchatka. She showed us the traces of the bear, we leaned all about the traditions of folks. Big Thanks for such a nice time! Kids tried there hands on ebony carving and drums plaing. We all enjoyed it really much.
4. Kamchatka Peninsula
Overall Ratings
5 based on 145 reviews
Reviewed By madub1961 - New York City, New York
I just came back from 10-days tour in Kamchatka organized by Lost World Tours in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. Kamchatka is a great place to visit - volcanoes, hot Springs, amazing scenery and, of course, the bears. I have been to Alaska's Katmai National Park, and I have to say, Kurile Lake in Kamchatka beats it - we have seen 50-60 bears in one day there in this salmon season time. Lost World Tours is a serious well established company, and highly recommend their tours and services if you plan to visit Kamchatka. Just be aware that this is a wild and remote place, so you need to manage your expectations - if you are a 5-star hotel type, Kamchatka is probably not a place for you :-)
5. Nalychevo Nature Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Aviel A - Haifa, Israel
Another kamchadal pearl not far from Petropavlovsk. Starting in pinechevo hut, with the lovely ranger Yuri and continue from there up the o the pass and down into Nalychevo valley. In the valley it's possible to climb on Mountains or take some time to relax in hot Springs. You can view the tarmarine field, a hot spring bubbling from 200m all the way up and more. Possible to buy things in the camp, a bit pricey. Also possible to stay in a room or dorms in the camping. From there if weather allows its possible and recommend to continue to Avachinsky pass, and after take the road to Avachinsky volcano.
6. Uzon Volcano Caldera
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Tinde_K - Moscow, Russia
A part of the day helicopter tour, we visited this along with the Valley of Geysers and Nalychevo natural park. The nature is stunning, there are many mini springs/geysers in the making and it's a lovely walk along the Caldera. You will be accompanied by an inspector of Ministry of environment as there are bears living there.
7. Kamchatka Regional Museum of Local Lore
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By shorexcursions
A really nice, interesting museum. There is a lot to see & there are lots of artifacts spanning the history & culture of the Petrapavlovsk & Kamchatka region. It's a steep walk up an outside path to get to the entrance & when inside its easy to move around. Photos & video are allowed, there is a place to leave your coat & other items, plus there are toilets. The Petrapavlovsk museum is worth a visit.
8. Starichkov Island
Overall Ratings
5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By Дмитрий Ш - Moscow, Russia
Of course this place and way to it are very picturesque. Do not forget to take a warm jacket and sunscreen with you. It is quite cold way (by ship) but the sun is very agressive. So be carefull and enjoy.
9. Drama and Comedy Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By faithandhope2live - Canada
Our cruise ship stopped at Avacha Bay. It took half a day to clear customs. Then we took the tender boats to the port of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, it’s not a big town. One side is a residential area, and the other side is a commercial area. At the commercial side, there is Peter & Paul monument, and Lenin Square, a little further down is the theatre. People were standing there for the show or meeting people. I don’t know their language. Otherwise maybe I will get a ticket to enjoy a show.
There are 2 souvenir stores. One is on Leninskaya, on that street we saw a tiny orthodox church there. It's worth to go in for a look. The other souvenir store is on Sovetskaya, that one is bigger. I love their handmade souvenirs; unique and nice.
Happy Travelling!
10. Karymsky Volcano
Overall Ratings
5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By slawin_62 - Sayanogorsk, Russia
Вулкан «Карымский» – «живой» вулкан, но не извергающийся столбами пепла и раскаленной лавы, а как бы «дышащий» пеплом: пепел постепенно выходит из жерла вулкана и стекает по склону вулкана небольшим пылящимся шлейфом в зависимости от направления ветра: если ветер западный, пепел стекает по восточному склону, если ветер восточный, пепельный шлейф перемещается на западный склон. Мы сначала даже и не поняли, что вулкан «живой» - просто на одном из склонов присутствовало небольшое облако пыли по всей высоте склона от жерла до подножия, и летчик вертолета нам сказал, что это пепел опускается по склону. Летчик также сказал, что вулкан в таком режиме «живет» довольно продолжительное время, лишь изредка выбрасывая столб пепла на большую высоту. И действительно, возвращаясь из Долины Гейзеров, мы увидели, как вулкан выбросил довольно высокий столб пепла – была прямо-таки классическая картинка извергающегося вулкана, но этот столб пепла довольно быстро рассеялся под действием ветра. Но, как нам сказали, это довольно редкое для данного вулкана явление.
По пути в Долину Гейзеров вертолеты всегда пролетают максимально близко к вулкану с наветренной стороны. Когда мы летели, при западном ветре мы пролетели с западной стороны вулкана, и отличные снимки жерла вулкана получились у тех, кто сидел по правому борту вертолета. Вертолет пролетает на такой высоте, что отлично видно всё жерло вулкана, выглядящее, словно «варево» в большой кастрюле. Нас о вулкане заранее никто не предупредил, поэтому увиденное оказалось приятным неожиданным сюрпризом. Обратный маршрут вертолетов из Долины Гейзеров лежит значительно западнее, поэтому вулкан «Карымский» оказывается на большом удалении в стороне, сливаясь с чередой горного рельефа на горизонте. На нас вулкан «Карымский» произвел сильнейшее впечатление – одно из наиболее ярких от Камчатки.
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