Sample itineraries around Hokkaido, with day-by-day stops and where to stay. Check prices and access on each stop’s guide.
🗺 2 days, 1 nightWinterHokkaido ・ 6 stops ・ December・January・February
A winter route covering snowy Goryokaku, the Bay Area illuminations and the night view from Mt. Hakodate in one night. With a stay at Yunokawa Onsen, you can take your time enjoying Hakodate, a city with plenty to see after dark.
🗺 3 days, 2 nightsSummerHokkaido ・ 9 stops ・ July
A summer route that starts with Sapporo's summer festival and continues to Asahiyama Zoo, the hills and Blue Pond of Biei, and the lavender fields of Furano. Timed for the flower season, it packs in Hokkaido's classic summer scenery.
🗺 3 days, 2 nightsHokkaido ・ 10 stops
A classic route with two nights in Sapporo, covering the city's main sights and Otaru. You can get around using only the subway and JR, making it ideal for a first trip to Hokkaido or for travel without a car.
🗺 4 days, 3 nightsWinterHokkaido ・ 13 stops ・ February
A route that takes in the winter events held in Sapporo, Otaru and Asahikawa, which overlap in February. From snow sculptures and candlelight to the penguin walk and Biei's evening illuminations, you can see Hokkaido's classic winter scenery in a single trip.
Check prices, opening hours and access on each stop’s guide and official website. Seasonal events and peak seasons vary from year to year.
