Sapporo Outdoor & sports activities

We had a truly wonderful experience. The guide was very enthusiastic and happily taught us how to ski, let us experience different runs, and was very professional in ski instruction, ensuring the safety of the players. This is a truly professional tour in all aspects of organization, from reception, guidance on choosing boots and skis, transportation, and ski lessons. This tour is well worth experiencing. We are very satisfied.

Led by a Chinese guide fluent in English, safely traveled by bus with people of various nationalities. They even kindly supported us with renting equipment. The guide was really friendly and provided a lot of useful information. We were lucky with the weather, and everyone on the bus kept their time commitments, so we returned to the city center early. Highly recommend!

Experiencing downhill skiing at Teine Ski Resort in Hokkaido was a thrilling and unforgettable first-time experience. The ski resort is large-scale with soft, fine snow, so even beginners won't get hurt too much if they fall, which makes them more willing to try. The instructor explained everything clearly, guiding us step-by-step from putting on equipment and standing up to turning and braking, making the learning process much more reassuring. At first, I kept falling and my whole body was tense, but as I gradually got the hang of my balance and was able to ski smoothly, I felt a real sense of accomplishment. Riding the gondola uphill allowed me to enjoy the vast snowscape and distant mountain views along the way, which relaxed me. Overall, Teine Ski Resort is perfect for beginners and travelers who want to challenge themselves, making it the most exciting and unforgettable stop on my Hokkaido trip.

Our Bibai snow land experience was fun, crazy, and absolutely unforgettable! My husband, our son, and I had an amazing time enjoying the snow and trying activities we’ll be talking about for years. Huge thanks to Klook and our wonderful tour guide for making everything smooth, exciting, and memorable—and for even extending the hours so we could enjoy it longer. Truly a once-in-a-lifetime family experience! ❄️☃️

The bus that was supposed to pick us up left without us because we were at the wrong spot. We should have been in front of the hotel, but we were at the back! Luckily, the owner was considerate enough to honor our booking anyway. Since we were in the Susukino area—only 30 minutes away—we took a taxi to get there. The package was expensive, but the experience was priceless.

Facilities: Complete Instructors: Many thanks to Instructor Xie for his guidance. He is very professional and takes great care of each student. Also, Instructor Li and Instructor Zhou take good care of each student as well. Thank you so much for giving me a pleasant memory! Location: Asarigawa Onsen Ski Resort, Otaru Experience: 101 points Safety: Instructor Xie will assess whether students are suitable to go up the mountain to ski. His instruction is very professional, allowing students to go up and down the mountain together. He also helps us record videos and take photos. Thank you very much! 😊

My colleague warned me that you definitely need to hire an instructor for your first time skiing, and I originally thought it was too expensive, but I'm glad I did. Skiing is really not something you can learn just by watching YouTube tutorials. The package I signed up for included all equipment except gloves and a helmet. I recommend renting a helmet, it's only 1500 yen. I think it's really convenient to sign up for this Klook tour. The organizer is a ski equipment rental shop, and they drive you to the ski resort in an SUV and guide you to put on your equipment. The main thing is that the ski instruction is very detailed. The instructor uses multiple languages ​​to explain each movement to you one-on-one and helps you get on track. After practicing in the beginner area, the instructor will assess whether you can ski down from the top. I signed up for the twin-tip ski tour, which has fewer people. There are a lot of snowboarders. The advantage of having fewer people is that the instructor can be there to block you in time in case of danger, and ski down the mountain with you. Although I went on the beginner green line at Sapporo Kokusai Ski Resort, some parts of it were still very steep. If you can't make an S-turn, you'll just go straight down like a roller coaster, which is scary. I skied for 45 minutes while falling and learning. I think the experience is great, and I would highly recommend signing up for this tour, regardless of whether you want to develop skiing as a hobby in the future.

It's quite convenient. This time we stayed at the Tokyu REI Hotel, and every morning at 8:15, a bus would come to pick us up at the hotel. While waiting inside the hotel entrance, a staff member would come in holding a sign and call out names. Just show the QR code to confirm the name and number of people, and you can get on the bus. The bus drives to a bus stop very close to the ski resort entrance, first going to Olympia and then Highlands. In the afternoon, it departs from Highlands at 4:00 PM and arrives at Olympia at 4:10 PM. The staff on the bus will introduce the bus number, so it's best to remember it to avoid getting on the wrong bus. When you arrive at Olympia, go to the ticket window and show the QR code along with the full name of the person who made the reservation, and you can get your ski pass.

Really good ski instructors. coach Maggie, Chan and their really picture perfect photographer are really awesome, patient and really focus if you are a beginner. well organised team and very accommodating team. 100% highly recommended Team.