Accommodation: Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido

Escape to Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido, an intimate mountain retreat set in the breathtaking landscapes of Hokkaido, Japan. Renowned for its pristine powder snow and uncrowded slopes, this resort delivers an exceptional skiing and snowboarding experience paired with authentic Japanese hospitality. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or just starting out, Club Med Sahoro’s ski-in/ski-out access and expert-led lessons cater to all skill levels, making it the ideal destination for a seamless winter getaway.

Perfect for families, couples, and adventure seekers, Club Med Sahoro offers more than just skiing. Immerse yourself in Japan’s rich traditions—soak in a soothing Japanese onsen, enjoy a relaxing spa treatment, or participate in cultural activities like a traditional tea ceremony. Spend your days exploring scenic ski trails, indulging in world-class dining that showcases Hokkaido’s fresh seafood and local delicacies, and enjoying the cosy alpine atmosphere.

Whether you’re chasing the thrill of the slopes, seeking tranquility in nature, or looking for a truly immersive Japanese winter experience, Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido is your gateway to an unforgettable ski holiday.

Package Includes:

• Winter Activities Beyond Skiing

• All-Inclusive Dining

• Winter Activities Beyond Skiing

• Wellness & relaxation

How to get here?:

• Fly into New Chitose Airport (CTS) in Sapporo, the gateway to Hokkaido’s winter wonderland. From there, enjoy a scenic transfer through snow-covered mountains and charming landscapes, offering a glimpse of the breathtaking beauty that awaits. Whether by private shuttle or resort transfer, the journey to Club Med Sahoro sets the stage for an unforgettable alpine escape.

Why not?:

• Experience a traditional Japanese onsen – Relax in the natural hot springs, a must-do for après-ski rejuvenation.

• Try authentic Nabe hot pot – Share this hearty Japanese dish with family and friends, a perfect way to warm up after a day in the snow.

• Discover Hokkaido’s rich culture – From tea ceremonies to local village visits, immerse yourself in the traditions of Japan’s northernmost island.