Onekotan Island

Onekotan is a large remote uninhabited island on the territory of Russia on the border of the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean. The island of 425 square kilometers is part of the Kuril Islands. On the island of Onekotan only 7 rivers longer than 5 kilometers. The largest lake river with a length of about 8 kilometers flows from the south of the volcano Nemo and flows into the Sea of Okhotsk. The second longest river on the island Kedrovka flows in the central part and flows into the Pacific Ocean.

The main attraction of the island is Lake Koltsevoe due to its unique ring shape that surrounds the largest volcano in the world - the Krenitsyn volcano. Against the background of the volcano, you can take the most stunning pictures of the unique nature of Russia.