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| Cruise | Date | Group Size (Pax) | Price |
| HAL - ms Westerdam | Oct 21 2026 (09:00 - 14:00) | 15 - 22 | $180 USD Deposit $100/pax via Onepay |
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TOUR OVERVIEW
Escape the busy port and discover the natural beauty of Hakodate’s countryside on this relaxing 5-hour Hakodate shore excursion. Travel comfortably by chartered vehicle to the scenic Mt. Higurashi Observatory, where panoramic views stretch across the surrounding landscape. Continue to the beautiful Onuma National Park, a tranquil area famous for its picturesque lakes and volcanic scenery.
Enjoy a peaceful walk through the park before boarding a relaxing Onuma Lake cruise, where you can admire the stunning reflections of nearby mountains and forested islands on the water. This tour offers the perfect combination of sightseeing, nature, and relaxation before returning to the port in time for your ship’s departure.
Who This Tour Is For:
- Cruise passengers looking for a relaxing nature excursion from Hakodate Port
- Travelers who enjoy scenic landscapes, lakes, and photography
- Visitors who prefer light walking and comfortable sightseeing
- Couples, seniors, and families seeking a peaceful countryside experience
FULL INITERARY
Meet Your Guide & Depart from Hakodate Port
Your friendly English-speaking guide will greet you at the port with a welcome sign and escort you to a comfortable chartered vehicle. Leave the city behind and enjoy a relaxing drive through Hakodate’s charming countryside, where picturesque scenery and peaceful rural landscapes unfold along the way.
Mt. Higurashi Observatory - Panoramic Scenic Views
Your first stop is Mt. Higurashi Observatory (or Higurashiyama Observatory) , a hidden scenic gem offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and countryside. From this tranquil viewpoint, you can admire the vast natural beauty of the region while capturing unforgettable photos of Hokkaido’s serene landscape.
Stroll Onuma Park - A Peaceful Nature Walk
Continue your journey to Onuma National Park, one of Hokkaido’s most picturesque natural destinations. Surrounded by crystal-clear lakes, small forested islands, and the majestic silhouette of Mount Komagatake, the park feels like a living postcard. Take a leisurely stroll along scenic paths, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere of this beautiful landscape.
Onuma Lake Cruise Experience
Step aboard a relaxing sightseeing boat and glide gently across the calm waters of Onuma Lake. As the boat passes through clusters of small islands, you will enjoy spectacular views of Mount Komagatake rising in the distance. The peaceful scenery and mirror-like reflections on the lake create a truly magical experience and one of the most memorable highlights of this Hakodate shore excursions.
Return to Port
After a refreshing morning surrounded by nature and stunning scenery, sit back and enjoy the comfortable drive back to Hakodate Port. You will return with plenty of time before your ship’s departure, bringing with you wonderful memories of Hokkaido’s breathtaking landscapes.
Special Notes
- The itinerary may be adjusted depending on cruise arrival time, traffic, or weather conditions.
- Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for the park stroll.
- The tour is designed specifically for cruise passengers and guarantees timely return to the port.
- Lake cruise operation may vary depending on seasonal conditions.
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