Kamchatka in a small group: four or five riders and two guides. You stay at the Kamchatka Chalet 5*, eighty metres from the helicopter. Eight hours of helicopter time and around 25,000 vertical metres over the trip. Freeride by helicopter on volcanoes, at your own pace. This trip is run by SnowSurfPro.
Group of 4 or 5 riders
with two mountain guides
8 hours of helicopter time
that's roughly three to four full days of riding
Around 25,000 metres
total vertical over the trip
Kamchatka Chalet 5*
seven nights, single Comfort-category rooms
Airbus H130
bulging windows and doors, so you can see what is below the helicopter
Gear included
ABS airbag pack, transceiver, shovel, probe
The trip is the same: eight days and eight hours of helicopter time. The difference is who's on board. The Mi-8 carries a group of up to fourteen; here it's four or five riders and two guides.
The Kamchatka heliski classic: start at the summit, finish on the Pacific shore.
A descent into the crater of an active volcano.
Where the mountains drop into the water.
Prices shown are for the 2026 season. Current prices will be updated soon, closer to the season.
₽1,300,000 ($14,900) per person for a group of five. The price depends on the helicopter chosen.
Seven nights in single Comfort-category rooms. A choice of three places to stay is available on the Mi-8 trip.
Prices are set in Russian roubles. Dollar figures are approximate, converted at ₽87 to the US dollar.
The hotel opened on 1 July 2023 and sits on six hectares. A thermal and spa complex, a gym, its own restaurant. You can see the Vilyuchinsky volcano from the windows. Some of the rooms are themed around the expeditions of Kamchatka's first explorers — Bering, Dezhnev, Atlasov, Krasheninnikov.
Arrival in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and a thirty-minute transfer to the base. A welcome reception, introductions to the guides, lunch, a safety briefing and avalanche rescue training, dinner.
Riding. On no-fly days there are other things to do.
Breakfast, transfer to the airport, flight home.







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Founder Peter Yastrebkov is a certified ski guide of the Russian Mountain Guides Association. Heliskiing is freeride with a helicopter. Without one, we guide freeride in Krasnaya Polyana. On request, we organise a freeride school — get in touch if you want to learn.
Each season more than 150 people ride with us on heliski trips, and more than 300 across all our trips. Groups are accompanied by guides, including ski guides certified by the Russian Mountain Guides Association. Meet the team on the About page.
Heliskiing in Kamchatka, 2019









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