Cruises from Tymlat
Tymlat is a Russian village on the Tymlat River, flowing east into the Bering Sea. It lies on the east side of Kamchatka Peninsula. The low coastal plain rises inland to a mountain range to the south, and a number of distinctive volcanoes. The local population of around 500 Koryaks (there are only 8000 in total) live from fishing salmon, cod, herring, as well as larger marine mammals. Further inland the Koryaks herd reindeer.
Read moreThe landscape is mostly Arctic tundra, with various grasses, but no shrubs. Visitors are welcomed warmly, with dance, community games, and local food. You’ll love their bright reindeer-hide clothing, hair styles, and culture. This is region for exploration.
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