Hakodate Tour

2-Day Tour to Hakodate

Hakodate is Hokkaido's third-largest city, located at the island's southern tip. Hakodate is best known for the spectacular views to be enjoyed from Mount Hakodate and its delicious, fresh seafood.

Day 1: From Haneda or Narita go to Hakodate

Day 2: Hakodate

Onuma Park, a quasi-national park with a beautiful, island-dotted with lakes, is located only half an hour north of Hakodate and makes a nice side trip or a stop along the journey between Hakodate and Sapporo. In the morning there is a morning market, where you can enjoy your shopping.

Rates Include:

-Accommodation in a hotel.

-Transportation and transfers

-1 bottle of mineral water per day

Rates Do Not Include:

-Transportation (from airport to Kyoto)

-Guide

-Meals except described

-Alcoholic beverages

-Travel insurance

-Tips and portage

Explore More About Hakodate:

Hakodate is one of the main cities on Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island. Looming over the town is 334m-high Mount Hakodate. The mountain's summit, reachable by aerial ropeway gondola, offers dramatic nighttime views. At its base is Motomachi, a neighborhood of steep streets with Western-style, early-20th-century buildings. A city landmark is the grand Old Public Hall of Hakodate Ward, built-in 1910.

Onuma Park, a quasi-national park with beautiful, island-dotted lakes, is located only half an hour north of Hakodate and makes a nice side trip or a stop along the journey between Hakodate and Sapporo.

Hokkaido's first international trading port. The influx of foreign culture has left behind old churches and western-style buildings that make for great scenery on walks. The nightscapes at Mt. Hakodate Observation Deck and cherry blossom trees at Goryokaku Park make for great destinations. For culinary treats, try the fresh seafood rice bowls at Hakodate Morning Market, Hakodate's famous squid dishes, or shio ramen. There's also shopping to enjoy around the bay area's red-brick warehouses.