Departing from Sapporo - Lake Shikotsu Snowshoe & Ice Festival Half-Day Tour 2025/2/1-2/24 only
Important Information
- . Age limit: 15~70
- . Activitty cancellation: Weather may be canceled due to reasons.
Experience details
Included
- Guide fee, snowshoe rental fee, domestic travel accident insurance (Tokio Marine & Nichido), consumption tax
Not Included
- Drinks, admission fees for facilities, etc. Winter clothing, snow boots, winter gloves, winter hat, etc. (Winter gear rental available, 1,600 yen for the whole set)
Meeting Point
14:00
060-0807 Hokkaido Sapporo 2-7 Kitajo Nishi 2chome, Kita-ku
Venue Address
060-0807 Hokkaido Sapporo 2-7 Kitajo Nishi 2chome, Kita-ku
Provided by
Hokkaido Great Adventure
What to Bring
- Clothing/Belongings: Please participate with enough warm clothes as it is outdoor activity. Hats, gloves, upper and lower wear, shoes should have high cold weather. For boots at Snowshoes, we recommend high-cut boots. Please prepare your own drink. Even if you are hungry, it is safe to have supplements such as chocolate.
- Rental goods: There are also cold weather shoes for rent, winter clothing, cold weather outer pants, so please contact in advance. For example. Warm cold set rental ¥ 1,600 スノーウェア上、下、防寒帽子、グローブ、防寒ブーツ ※ If you wish to Rental wear, at the same time as applying Please inform me of Sex / height / weight / shoe size. Rental fee Winter cap hat 500 yen 500 yen on wear 500 yen under wear Glove 500 yen Cold boots 500 yen 5 point set complete set yen 1,600
Schedule
- 5 to 6 hours
- We will depart from Sapporo Station at 14:00. Estimated arrival at Sapporo Station from 19:30 to 20:00 5 to 6 hours (including pick-up time)
Description
This is a tour where you can experience snowshoeing and enjoy the Shikotsu Lake Ice Festival while admiring the spectacular view of Hokkaido's representative lake, which can be reached in about an hour from central Sapporo. Various types of ice art made from the frozen water of Lake Shikotsu are illuminated in vivid colors at night, creating a fantastical world.
