This is Hokkaido on two wheels — wide horizons, cool northern air, and roads that feel like they were built just for riders. From the crystal-blue waters of Lake Shikotsu to the dramatic coastal cliffs of Cape Kamui, every day brings a new landscape and a new reason to roll on the throttle. You’ll chase ocean views into Otaru’s nostalgic canal streets, ride volcanic terrain near Lake Toya, stand above the glittering skyline of Hakodate, and feel the raw geothermal power of Noboribetsu Hell Valley. This isn’t just a ride — it’s six days of freedom across Japan’s wild north, where the roads are open, the seafood is fresh, and every sunset feels earned. If you’ve been waiting for a sign to ride Hokkaido, this is it.
Tour Destination
Who Is This Trip For
Tour Highlight
Cape Kamui
Cape Kamui is where Hokkaido’s coastline turns dramatic. The ride in is pure therapy — sweeping seaside curves, salty ocean air, and traffic so light you can hear the wind against your helmet. Park the bike and walk the narrow ridge trail toward the cape, where cliffs plunge into impossibly blue water known as “Shakotan Blue.” For a rider, this stop is about contrast: engine heat cooling in the sea breeze, adrenaline settling into awe. It’s the kind of place that reminds you why coastal roads are sacred.
Date Jidaimura
After days of modern machines and open highways, Date Jidaimura feels like riding into another century. This Edo-period village recreates the world of samurai and ninja, wooden streets and lantern-lit facades replacing asphalt and guardrails. For a motorcyclist, it’s a fascinating pause — your high-performance machine parked outside a setting from feudal Japan. It’s not just sightseeing; it’s a reminder of how far craftsmanship has evolved, from forged katana blades to precision-engineered engines.
Kijibiki Plateau
Kijibiki Plateau is a rider’s kind of viewpoint — not crowded, not commercial, just a winding ascent that rewards commitment. The climb offers smooth bends and rising elevation until the landscape suddenly opens wide: patchwork farmlands, distant coastline, and Mount Komagatake standing proud on the horizon. Up here, with the engine ticking softly beside you, the scale of Hokkaido feels immense. It’s a quiet, expansive moment — the kind that makes long-distance touring in Japan’s north feel limitless.
Itinerary
Day 1 – Chitose → Sapporo (92 km)
Arrive in Chitose, pick up your motorcycle, and begin your northern adventure with a scenic ride past Lake Shikotsu. Visit the surprising Moai Statues before heading into Sapporo for dinner along Tanukikoji and a relaxed evening stroll at AOAO SAPPORO.
Day 2 – Sapporo → Otaru (38 km)
Start with sweet nostalgia at Shiroi Koibito Park, then cruise toward the charming port town of Otaru. Explore Sankaku Market, the Music Box Museum, and Kitaichi Glass before enjoying a tranquil canal cruise at dusk.
Day 3 – Otaru → Lake Toya (139 km)
Ride coastal curves to Shukutsu Observatory and stop at Yoichi Distillery. Continue along the dramatic Shakotan Peninsula to Cape Kamui, then inland toward Lake Toya for an evening sightseeing boat cruise.
Day 4 – Lake Toya → Hakodate (207 km)
Explore volcanic landscapes at Showa Shinzan Bear Park and Mount Usu viewpoints before riding south through Onuma Quasi-National Park. End the day in Hakodate with its famous million-dollar night view.
Day 5 – Hakodate → Noboribetsu (229 km)
Morning exploration at Kanemori Red Brick Warehouse and Hakodate Market, then a longer scenic ride north to Noboribetsu. Discover the steaming vents of Noboribetsu Hell Valley and the tranquil Oyunuma Pond.
Day 6 – Noboribetsu → Chitose (77 km)
Step briefly into Edo-era Japan at Date Jidaimura, visit Marine Park Nixe, then enjoy a final stretch of open Hokkaido roads before returning your motorcycles in Chitose — closing six unforgettable days in Japan’s northern frontier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Eligible
- Rider with valid driving license from native country, with moderate riding experience.
- International Driving Permit is required.
- For routes in China, temporary driving license will be issued on arrival.
- For routes in China, rider has to be under the age of 70.
What is inclusive in the tour fare
- Motorcycle rental of up to 1000cc
- Fuel & parking charges according to planned routes.
- Accommodations
- Daily breakfasts & most dinners
- Professional local guide on motorcycle
- Professional tour leader
- Support coordination including luggage/support vehicles and support staff
- Travel kit consisting of digital tour itinerary booklet with safety tips, details about hotels, route and sights in English and native language of destination
- Cultural & sightseeing stops
- Comprehensive vehicle insurance for motorcycle
- Tour fare is only valid for Malaysian passport holder, surcharge may apply for foreign passport holder
What is NOT included in the tour fare
- Flights to/from destinations
- Expenses of personal nature
- Parking charges not in planned routes(eg. If one deviate from planned route, parking charges will be on own expenses)
- Tipping for porter, guides, driver(if any)
- Visa(if required)
- All lunches
- Travel insurance
- Laundry, food & beverages, minibar, internet access/WiFi and any expenses of personal nature at hotel.
Type of Bikes Available
- Bike option is subject to availability upon booking confirmation.
- Tour fare quoted is valid for bike selections of up to 1000cc, supplement applies for bike selections over 1000cc.
- Bikes selections are different based on destinations, we’ll advice accordingly
Accommodations
3 or 4 stars hotel with daily breakfast
Riding Gear
- You may bring your own riding gears or rent/buy at destination country.
- Riding gears are not included with motorcycle rental unless otherwise specified.
- Tail box may be included in certain model/routes.
Group Size
The maximum riders in each group is capped at 16 to ensure the best quality, riding rhythm, engagement & safety.
Pillion
Pillion packages are available, however some routes are technical, so pillion riders should be comfortable with mountain riding.
Safety & Support
- A comprehensive e-safety guide will be included.
- Pre tour briefing will be conducted upon motorcycle handover.
- Briefing will also be conducted daily before departure by local guide.
- Support van is included for group tours.
Insurance
Comprehensive vehicle insurance for motorcycles with deductible according to the booked motorcycle model.
How do I make a booking?
Select “make a booking” on your preferred tour page and submit your personal information, a representative shall be in touch with you.
Payment
- Deposit of RM5000/person is required for booking.
- Full payment shall be made 45 days before departure.
Cancelation
PERIOD OF CANCELLATION
CANCELLATION CHARGE
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From the vibrant markets to the calm winding alleyways every detail shapes the journey. But it is the unexpected that lingers: a sunset over a hidden beach, a friendly local showing a secret spot, the taste of flavors you will never forget.
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