Day 1 : Singapore > Chitose
Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Chitose Airport.
 

Day 2 : Lake Toya
D: Hotel Buffet
Hotel : Toya Sunplace Hotel or Toya Manseikaku Hotel or similar
Showa-Shinzan Bear Ranch: Meet the brown bears relaxing and playing around in their natural habitat at the bear ranch.
View of Mt. Usu: Is an active stratovolcano. It's renowned for its frequent volcanic activity and the stunning landscapes that surround it, including Lake Toya.
 

Day 3 : Lake Toya - Hakodate
B: Hotel | L: Japanese Set Meal
Hotel : Hakodate Kokusai Hotel or similar
Lake Toya Observatory: An observatory overlooking Lake Toya and It offers a panoramic view of Lake Toya and Nakajima, making it ideal for photography.
Onuma Park: Designated as a "quasi national park" and is known for its picturesque, island dotted lakes and majestic Valcano Mt Komagatake.
Goryokaku Park:  A historic park. It is known for its unique star-shaped design, which sets it apart from traditional Japanese parks.
Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse:  Stroll down the unique red brick warehouses restored to a chic dining and shopping area next to the waterfront.
Mt Hakodate Night View: Marvel at the glittering lights of this lovely city from the top of Mt Hakodate.
 

Day 4 : Hakodate - Noboribetsu
B: Hotel | L: Japanese Set Meal | D: Hotel Buffet
Hotel : Noboribetsu Sekisuitei Hotel or Manseikaku Hotel or similar
Hakodate Morning Market: Can try the freshest sashimi, dried seafood etc at the market!
Noboribetsu Date Jidai Village: A historical theme park. The park offers an immersive experience into the Edo period (1603–1868) of Japanese history, allowing them to step back in time and experience what life was like during this fascinating era.
Noboribetsu Jigokudani: Visit the sulphurous boiling pond and be awed by the yellow sulphuric fumes.
 

Day 5 : Otaru - Asahikawa
B: Hotel | L: Japanese Set Meal | D: Hotel Buffet
Hotel : Asahikawa Art Hotel or similar
Otaru Canal: A must-see attraction in Otaru is the symbol of Otaru.
Kitaichi Glass: The pioneer of Otaru glass when it began in 1901 with the manufacturing of kerosene oil lamps before electricity.
Otaru Music Box Museum: Japan’s largest music box store.
Asahikawa: The second-largest city in Hokkaido.
 

Day 6 : Asahikawa –Biei – Furano / Sounkyo - Sapporo
B: Hotel | L: Asahikawa Village Ramen Set | D: Japanese Shabu Shabu + Long Leg Carb All You Can Eat
Hotel : Mystays Premier Hotel Sapporo or similar
**Apr–Aug**
Biei Patchwork Hill: Known for its picturesque rolling hills and vast fields that create a patchwork-like landscape. The area is especially famous for its vibrant, colorful views that change with the seasons, making it a popular spot for photography and nature walks.
Shikisai-no-oka Park: Known for its vibrant and colorful flower fields, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the majestic Mount Daisetsu in the distance.
Furano Tomita Farm: The gentle hills carpeted in lavender and other blooms often fill the air with relaxing scents besides making for spectacular photos.
DIY Lavender Pillow: Hands on filling a pillow with lavender potpourri for a “good sleep pillow” for your loved one.
**Sep-Oct**
Daisetsuzan National Park: Largest national park in Hokkaido. It is known for its stunning mountainous landscapes, rich biodiversity, and scenic beauty, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Ryusei Waterfall: The waterfall is renowned for its stunning beauty and is often referred to as the "Meteor Waterfall" due to the way the water cascades down in a manner that resembles a meteor shower.
Ginga Waterfall: Also known as the "Galaxy Waterfall." It is often paired with the nearby Ryusei Waterfall, and together, they form a breathtaking natural attraction in the region.
Shikisai-no-oka Park: Known for its vibrant and colorful flower fields, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the majestic Mount Daisetsu in the distance.
 

Day 7 : Sapporo
B: Hotel | L: Japanese Set Meal
Hotel : Mystays Premier Hotel Sapporo or similar
Ishiya Chocolate Factory: Visit the famous Ishiya Chocolate Factory famed for its chocolate cookies! You can enjoy the clock tower as well as the instagrammable park in front of the factory.
Hokkaido Shrine: It is dedicated to the deities of Hokkaido's indigenous Ainu people and is a spiritual and cultural landmark of the region.
Drive pass Clock Tower:  One of the most iconic landmarks in Sapporo. It holds historical significance as a symbol of the city's early development and its Western-style architecture during the Meiji era.
Drive pass Old Town Hall: Also known as the Former Sapporo Government Office, is an iconic historical building in Sapporo. A significant symbol of Sapporo's development during the Meiji period (1868–1912) and an excellent example of early Western-style architecture in Japan.
Odori Park: A large public park located in the heart of Sapporo. The park offers a blend of nature, history, and urban design.
Mitsui Outlet: Is a large-scale outlet mall with about 180 stores of all types offering a broad selection of famous brand name goods. 
 

Day 8 : Osaka > Singapore
B: Hotel
Sapporo Central Seafood Market: Is known for offering fresh, high-quality seafood and a wide range of local produce. It is a bustling, lively market that serves as both a wholesale hub and a popular spot for tourists to experience the flavors of Hokkaido.
Take your flight back to Singapore.