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Ozernovskiy, Russia © Антон Горелов
Avacha Bay Water Temperature: Current & Historical Data for Coastal Resorts
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Current water temperature
32°F
minimal
32°F
average
32°F
maximum
Graph of Water Temperature Changes in the Avacha Bay Over the Last 60 Days
Water temperature in the Avacha Bay by month
Month | Minimum | Maximum |
---|---|---|
January | 30°F | 37°F |
February | 28°F | 36°F |
March | 28°F | 36°F |
April | 30°F | 37°F |
May | 30°F | 45°F |
June | 36°F | 55°F |
July | 43°F | 57°F |
August | 46°F | 61°F |
September | 43°F | 59°F |
October | 39°F | 54°F |
November | 36°F | 45°F |
December | 30°F | 41°F |
What is known about the Avacha Bay?

Avacha Bay, located on the southeastern coast of Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, is part of the Pacific Ocean and is known for its cold waters year-round. The water temperature in the bay varies significantly depending on the season. In winter, temperatures typically range from 32–35°F (0–2°C), with parts of the bay occasionally experiencing ice formation. In summer, the surface water warms up slightly, reaching around 50–57°F (10–14°C), though it rarely gets much warmer due to the influence of the cold Pacific currents.
Swimming in Avacha Bay is possible but not common due to the low temperatures. Even in summer, prolonged exposure to the water can lead to cold shock and hypothermia, making wetsuits or drysuits necessary for extended swims. However, some people take short, refreshing dips, especially in August, when the water is at its warmest. The bay is more popular for activities like boating, fishing, and wildlife watching, with stunning views of the surrounding volcanic landscapes and rugged coastline. For those seeking a more comfortable swim, nearby geothermal hot springs offer a much warmer alternative.
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Popular Resorts of the Avacha Bay with the Warmest Water Today
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Ozernovskiy, Russia © Антон Горелов
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Avacha Bay
What is the water temperature in the Avacha Bay right now?
The water temperature in the Avacha Bay today ranges from 32°F (-0°C) in Ozernovskiy (Russia) to 32°F (0°C) in Vilyuchinsk (Russia).
Is it possible to swim in the Avacha Bay?
Swimming in Avacha Bay is possible during the warmer months, but the water can still be quite chilly, typically ranging from 50°F (10°C) to 60°F (15°C).
In which month does the Avacha Bay have the highest and lowest water temperatures?
The highest water temperature in the Avacha Bay occurs in August, reaching 61°F (16°C), while the lowest is in February, dropping to 28°F (-2°C).
Is the Avacha Bay colder than the Sea of Okhotsk?
Yes, the Avacha Bay is slightly colder than the Sea of Okhotsk, as its average annual water temperature is 41°F (5°C), while the Sea of Okhotsk's is 43°F (6°C).
Which countries are washed by the Avacha Bay?
The Avacha Bay washes Russia.
Do you have any extended or additional information about the Avacha Bay?
Avachinsky Bay is a bay of the Pacific Ocean off the southeastern coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula.
It includes the outer, open part - the Avacha Bay proper and the inner, closed part, known as the Avacha Bay (Avacha Bay), the shores of which, in turn, are indented by numerous bays: Russkaya, Tarja, Tikhaya, Rakovaya, Babiya, Petropavlovskaya, Seroglazka, Mokhovaya, etc.
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Vilyuchinsk, Russia © Alex Fair

Ozernovskiy, Russia © Антон Горелов

Ozernovskiy, Russia © Антон Горелов