Avacha Bay is one of the most picturesque places in the heart of Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky. It is one of the largest bays in the world! The "Three Brothers" Rocks According to legend, these rocks are brothers turned into stones by the gods. Now they guard the bay from waves. In 1983, the "Three Brothers" received the status of a regional natural monument and were included in the list of specially protected areas of Kamchatka. The first Russian explorers arrived here as early as 1737 and mapped the rocks. Mishennaya Hill For those who love outdoor activities, we recommend climbing this mountain. The view from the top will certainly leave you in awe – from the peak, you can see Avacha Bay, the cities of Vilyuchinsky and Koryaksky, and volcanoes on the horizon. Seroglazka Bay This is a small bay that is part of Avacha Bay. The name comes from the eponymous river that flows into it. The shores of Seroglazka are surrounded by green hills and rocky cliffs. The bay is popular among fans of water sports, fishing, and Kamchatka's wildlife.