Hokkaido Private Tour
8 Nights 9 Days

Our guide will meet you at New Chitose Airport and take you to the hotel.

A 147-meter-high radio tower in Odori Park, Sapporo's main square. Completed in 1957, it has become one of the symbols of Sapporo City, and the view from the observatory remains a defining image of the city.

A historic red-brick building constructed in 1888 as the former administrative center of Hokkaido. It now serves as a museum, offering insights into the region's development and history.

One of the oldest buildings in Sapporo and a symbol of the city. Built in 1878 as part of the former Sapporo Agricultural College, it still ticks with its original clock mechanism.

A theme park by the famous confectionery company Ishiya, known for its signature white chocolate cookies. Visitors can enjoy factory tours, sweet-making workshops, and beautifully decorated photo spots.

A stunning panoramic view of Sapporo, especially beautiful at night. It can be reached by ropeway and a mini cable car, making it a popular romantic spot.

A picturesque waterway lined with old stone warehouses and gas lamps, reflecting the town's rich trading history. It's especially charming at sunset and during the winter illumination.

A charming historical shopping street lined with preserved merchant buildings from the early 20th century. It's known for local sweets, glassware shops, and music box stores.

Founded in 1934, this is Japan's first Nikka whisky distillery, known for its Scottish-style buildings. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, see traditional whisky-making, and taste authentic single malts.

Featuring over 5,000 marine animals, including penguins, and popular dolphin and sea lion shows. Visitors can also enjoy interactive exhibits and see marine mammals in a natural cove setting.

Japan's northernmost zoo, known for interactive enclosures that let visitors observe animals like polar bears, seals, and penguins up close. In winter, the popular Penguin Walk features king penguins parading through the snow.

A ropeway in Sounkyo Gorge that takes visitors up 600 meters in just seven minutes, offering stunning views of Mt. Kurodake. It's popular for autumn foliage, alpine hiking, and skiing in winter.

Twin waterfalls in Sounkyo Gorge, known as the "Milky Way" and "Shooting Star" for their contrasting flow styles. Set against dramatic cliffs, they are ranked among Japan's Top 100 Waterfalls.

Farm Tomita is Hokkaido's most famous lavender farm, known for its colourful flower fields and scenic views. Visitors can enjoy seasonal blooms, lavender-themed products, and soft-serve ice cream.

A close-up look at cheese-making, featuring a variety of dairy products made from local milk. Visitors can enjoy hands-on workshops, fresh pizza, and gelato in a peaceful forest setting.

A hillside winery offering free tours and tastings of locally produced wines and grape juice. Visitors can enjoy beautiful views of nearby lavender fields and Mt. Tokachi, especially in summer.

A dramatic volcanic landscape filled with steaming vents, bubbling hot springs, and sulfurous streams. It's the main source of Noboribetsu's onsen water and features walking trails through the geothermal area.

A ropeway that takes visitors up an active volcano in just six minutes, offering panoramic views of Lake Toya and Mt. Showa-Shinzan. Showa-Shinzan, formed during eruptions in the 1940s, still emits steam and can be seen up close.

A wildlife park where visitors can see over 100 Hokkaido brown bears up close in a safe viewing area. It's especially popular during Golden Week, when bear cubs are on display.

Stunning 360-degree views of Lake Toya, Nakajima Island, Mt. Usu, and Showa Shinzan. It also features a café, souvenir shop, and seasonal helicopter tours for aerial sightseeing.

Japan's first women's Trappist monastery, known for its beautiful Gothic-Romanesque architecture. Visitors can explore the grounds, visit the museum, and buy handmade sweets and goods from the convent shop.

A famous cobblestone street offering stunning views of Hakodate Bay and the city below. It's especially popular at sunset and during winter illuminations for its beautiful atmosphere.

Built in 1910, this Important Cultural Property is a beautiful blend of Western and Japanese architecture. Visitors can explore its elegant interiors and try on vintage costumes at the on-site Haikara Costume Museum.

A Western-style building from the Meiji era, now serving as a cultural landmark with shops, exhibitions, and a glimpse into Hakodate's history.

A lively seafood market near JR Hakodate Station, offering fresh fish, local produce, and souvenirs. Visitors can try live squid fishing and enjoy famous seafood rice bowls like sea urchin and salmon roe donburi.

Japan's first Western-style star-shaped fort, built in 1864 and known for its role in the Boshin War. Today it's a public park famous for cherry blossoms and offers panoramic views from the nearby Goryokaku Tower.

A historic complex of seven restored brick buildings now housing shops, restaurants, and event spaces. It's especially popular in winter for the festive Hakodate Christmas Fantasy with illuminated decorations and fireworks.

We will take a scenic drive from Oshamambe through Niseko and on to Sapporo.

We will meet at the hotel and go to New Chitose Airport.