5-Day Hokkaido Adventure Itinerary

Begin your day with a trip to Mt. Moiwa (Moiwa-yama). Take the ropeway up for stunning views of Sapporo and its surroundings. Enjoy breakfast at the mountaintop café.

After descending Mt. Moiwa, head to Shiroi Koibito Park for an afternoon of fun and sweets. This theme park is dedicated to chocolate and is perfect for all ages. Have lunch at one of the park's restaurants.

Spend your evening relaxing at Hoheikyo Onsen, one of Hokkaido's famous hot springs. Enjoy a traditional Japanese dinner at the onsen's restaurant.

Travel to Furano in the morning (approx 2 hours from Sapporo). Start your day by visiting the famous lavender fields. The vibrant colors and fragrant flowers are a must-see. Have breakfast at a nearby café.

In the afternoon, explore more of Furano by visiting local farms and tasting fresh produce. Stop by Restaurant Name for lunch.

Return to Sapporo in the evening (approx 2 hours). For dinner, try some fresh seafood at one of Sapporo's renowned seafood restaurants like Restaurant Name.

Head to Noboribetsu in the morning (approx 1 hour from Sapporo). Visit Noboribetsu Date Historic Village (Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura) to learn about Japan's Edo period history while enjoying cultural performances and activities.

After exploring the historic village, relax at Lake Shikotsu (Lake Shikotsu (Shikotsuko)). The clear waters are perfect for boating or just enjoying scenic views from shore. Have lunch at a lakeside restaurant like Restaurant Name.

Return to Sapporo in the evening (approx 1 hour). End your day with dinner at one of Sapporo’s top-rated restaurants such as Restaurant Name.

Start your day early with a private transfer to Niseko (approx 2 hours from Sapporo). Once there, hit the slopes for some world-class skiing. Niseko is renowned for its powder snow and offers a variety of runs for all skill levels. Have breakfast at one of the ski resort's cafes.

After a morning of skiing, take a break and enjoy lunch at Restaurant Name, known for its hearty meals perfect for refueling. In the afternoon, continue exploring the slopes or try out other winter activities like snowboarding or snowshoeing.

End your day with a relaxing soak in one of Niseko's hot springs. The natural hot springs are perfect for soothing tired muscles after a day on the slopes. Enjoy dinner at an onsen restaurant, such as Restaurant Name, which offers traditional Japanese cuisine.