Travelling to Sakhalin Island and Kamchatka
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I am almost certain that, as an Australian citizen, I will need a visa to visit Russia - that is not a problem. Is it possible to do a solo tour through these regions of Russia? What kind of transport is available - ferries, buses, trains (I do not drive). Is there a travel pass available?
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How do you get to Sakhalin Island?
Sakhalin is just 40km north of the island of Hokkaido and there is a ferry that travels between this northernmost Japanese island and Korsakov, a port in southern Sakhalin. The most practical way to get to get to Sakhalin, though, is by air.Can I go to Kamchatka?
The only possibility to get to Kamchatka or leave it is the air flight. The airport is located in 20 km from Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky in the village called Elyzovo. So the airport called \u201cElyzovo\u201d airport. There are daily flights to Moscow, several flights a week to Siberia, Saint Petersburg and Alaska.Can you travel to Kuril Islands?
To see the entire archipelago, a small ship cruise is the answer. This can travel the length of the Kuril Islands, from Kunashir to the Kamchatka mainland, docking or using a Zodiac RIB to get you on shore.Can you see Japan from Sakhalin?
The northernmost tip of Japan, with Russia in sight If the weather is good you can see Sakhalin, a Russian island once part of Japan, from the lookout point.Russia through the eyes of a foreigner | Life on Sakhalin Island (2020)
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