Things to do in Hokkaido

We enjoyed our tour. We love the flower farms and ice cream! Our guide, Eric, was very friendly and shared a lot of information about the places we went to. We are also impressed he spoke 3 languages.

We had a great trip and it was a special day in March since it was snowing, we just wanted to have viewed each location more as 20minutes allocation per area is a bit tight, considering the snowy and slippery roads that we have to walk to and we have a senior family member. Dara was very understanding of the passengers even though we’re late to return. And I hope that there is a charging port at the bus since almost all our tours has an outlet in the bus except for this one.

That was the highlight of my trip to Japan. our guide Tetsu was very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. the hotels we stay at were amazing. Itinerary is well thought through, every single spot is breathtaking.

Jenny was a very great tour guide, she gave really clear descriptions of the places we saw and her smile was very kind. We had fun, with a lot to see and enjoy, we ate a lot, because every single spot had an unique food or dessert. We enjoyed our trip :)

After completing the order, I realized the voucher stated that a printed copy was required for redemption. However, upon arrival, I was able to show the voucher on my phone to the ticket agent at the ticket booth. They wrote down the number from my phone, and I was able to redeem the tickets. When redeeming the tickets, you still need to wait in line with those purchasing tickets. Even though it was cherry blossom season, we entered two hours before closing, so there were noticeably fewer people, and we didn't have to wait. It's definitely worth going up to see during cherry blossom season; it's absolutely beautiful.

very prompt pick up at the meeting area. very comfortable bus ride. Tour guide, I think her name was Vivian, and the bus driver was great. so patient and kind. Got to see beautiful sites we wouldn’t have been able to see on our own, because it was very rural. First time using Klook, and I loved it! Very reasonable priced too which is a bonus! Highly recommend!

This was my first time in Hokkaido, and I was traveling alone with limited mobility, so I was a bit anxious. However, I found a tour that met all my expectations and decided to join for the first time! I was initially worried because the guide and driver were foreigners, but they provided explanations and guidance meticulously in both Japanese and their native language, and they were very pleasant! At the zoo, we barely had enough time to look around and didn't have a chance to eat lunch. I thought an extra 30 minutes would have been nice. Also, I wondered if we would have seen the main animals better if we had entered through the main gate. Overall, though, it was enjoyable to see many animals unique to Hokkaido! The Seven Star Tree and the Patchwork Road were also very beautiful! Farm Tomita was crowded with tourists, and I couldn't try the melon souvenirs, so I wished I had more time there. Nevertheless, I'm grateful and had a great time visiting many places I wouldn't have been able to see on my own. Thank you very much!

small tour group with mini-bus. the ride was smooth, syllabus was great and Baku the tour guide was awesome. Baku gave us great tips during the trip (i.e. what to buy at service centre, where to grab lunch at Biei station…). we enjoyed it very much! thx the team for their effort!!!

On the day we went, my friend and I were the only Japanese people; everyone else was from other countries. Our guide was a Japanese woman who was very kind. On the bus, she shared many stories about Furano and Hokkaido in three languages: Chinese, English, and Japanese. The bus itself was very comfortable. Since there weren't many participants on the day we joined, seating was open. Given that Furano is about a two-hour drive one way, it was a long journey, but we were able to efficiently visit various places just by chatting with friends or napping. The cell signal frequently dropped in the mountain areas, though, haha. Regarding lunch and dinner, there wasn't time to stop at a restaurant, so we bought snacks at each tourist spot when we got hungry. There wasn't a single, sit-down meal! We ate things like croquettes, corn, and melon parfaits. For dinner, we went out to eat after the tour ended. The tour finishes at a time that allows plenty of time for dining out, so there's no need to worry. For those unsure where to go, our guide even announced recommended dining spots on the bus! Also, about halfway through the trip, we stopped at a roadside station where people could buy souvenirs. We received a 5% off coupon on our total purchase upon entry, which was great for getting things at a lower price. (I'm not sure if this discount coupon is exclusive to this tour or if it's regularly distributed! Sorry!) Personally, the most enjoyable part was feeding the alpacas at Shikisai no Oka 🦙. The other tour participants didn't seem to go near the alpacas much, but I really think you should go; they are so cute. Please try feeding them carrots!!! Finally, I thought this tour was perfect for anyone who wants to visit as many Furano tourist spots as possible. Every location allowed us to truly experience Hokkaido's nature, making it a very fulfilling day. I'd love to book other tours when I visit Hokkaido again. Thank you.