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It's addictive fun!
You will receive a thorough lesson on how to ride and row on land, so even first-timers can feel at ease.
Touring kayaks are stable and easy to use. Enjoy the smooth ride and the scenery!
When it rains, the river is enveloped in a fantastic river mist.
In autumn, you can enjoy a fantastic river ride while admiring the autumn leaves.
Fun beginners tour- Kayaking and a short hike near Niseko!
- Location
Niseko
- Available Period
Mid-May~ Early November
- Duration
~2.5 hours
- Fee
Tour Highlights
- This is a private tour.
- Since it is a tour for groups, families, or just for your group, you can enjoy a relaxed, fulfilling, and safe experience.
- Get in a touring kayak and paddle along the clear waters of the Shiribetsu River
- Relax as you paddle and navigate through the pure waters
Let’s go down the clear waters of the Shiribetsu River using a touring kayak- a stable one- or two-seater kayak. Of course, we’ll give you a lesson on how to operate it, so don’t worry!
It’s a magical kayak that even beginners can paddle with ease.
The area has a gentle current that even children can enjoy. Feel the speed as you move smoothly forward as you paddle, the waves of the river with your body, and take a detour to an island along the way, making it a fun walking river rafting tour that gives you a sense of adventure.
It’s perfect for people who want a casual adventure!!
Discover the joy of paddling yourself!
- Elementary school students and older
- Min. participants: 2
- Beginners welcome! Please let us know if you want a two-seater kayak
Meeting Location
Seseragi Park
Meeting Address
274-11 Rankoshi, Isoya District, Hokkaido 048-1301
Meeting Location Details
- Parking, toilets, and water available at meeting spot
Access to Meeting Location
[Access by car]
- From Sapporo, take R230 Nakayama Pass. Turn right on Kimobetsu R276, turn right at the R5 Nisekocho intersection, then it’s ~20 minutes
- From Niseko Annupuri and the Hilton area, take Route 343 or Route 66, then National Route R5. Turn right at the Rankoshi Station intersection, just before the red bridge you will see Seseragi Park (~25 minutes from Annupuri)
What to Bring & Wear
- Spring and autumn:
- Long-sleeved jersey tops and long pants, or long-sleeved fleece tops and bottoms, and a change of socks, that you don’t mind getting wet.
- Summer:
- Swimsuit and rashguards, or other clothing that you don’t mind getting wet
- Sandals, water shoes, or rubber boots
- Sizes 24-28cm available for free rental. Please let us know in advance
- Change of clothes
Overview
- Available Period
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Mid-May~ Early November
- Duration
~2.5 hours
1) 09:00～11:302) 13:30～15:45
Please arrive 10 minutes before the start time.
- Fee
Participant: 8,150yen
Solo participant: 16,300yen
- What's Included
- Equipment rentals
- Guide
- Payment
Prepayment by credit card
Notes
- The tour will proceed in case of rain.
- If the tour cannot proceed due to heavy rain, lightning, wind, or blizzard, we will cancel the tour and inform you.
- Guests who have been drinking alcohol cannot participate.
Cancellation / Changes
- A cancellation fee of 100% is charged if cancelled on the day of the event or in case of a no-show
- A cancellation fee of 50% is charged if cancelled 1 day or less before the event
- A cancellation fee of 30% is charged if cancelled 7 days or less before the event
Reviews(3)
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It's fun! It feels good!
Four guys took advantage of this opportunity on Marine Day the other day. I had already experienced rafting at a different place last year, but this was my first time kayaking, so I applied. The instructor was really friendly and kind, and thanks to his kind teaching, from the middle to the end, I was able to move the kayak as I wanted to, and it was a fun time. Unlike rafting, your line of sight is low, and it's great to go down a beautiful location with the Shiribetsu River spreading out before your eyes (you can also choose a narrow course along the way, and it's fun to go down that meandering course). You can control it with just one operation, so it feels really good to feel one with the sea. It's great fun for both the laid-back and active types. If you're not sure, please come here. Next time, I'd like to try full-scale kayaking. I'd like to visit again if I have the chance! (This review has been machine translated) -
It’s a very beautiful course.
The course here is really beautiful! I enjoyed rafting on the untouched, natural Shiribetsu River, which has no bankwork. It was my first time on a fun kayak, but it's closer to the water than a Canadian canoe and isn't difficult to operate, so even beginners should be able to handle it. The guide was also a kayak specialist, and he taught me all sorts of ways to enjoy kayaking, so I'm very grateful. (This review has been machine translated)
- Location
Niseko
- Available Period
Mid-May~ Early November
- Duration
~2.5 hours
- Fee
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Negative ions
My wife and I participated in a two-person kayak. It was a cloudless, sunny day with no wind, and it was a wonderful experience. The view of Mt. Yotei from the river was very beautiful, and the spring foliage was also beautiful. (This review has been machine translated) -
It's fun! It feels good!
Four guys took advantage of this opportunity on Marine Day the other day. I had already experienced rafting at a different place last year, but this was my first time kayaking, so I applied. The instructor was really friendly and kind, and thanks to his kind teaching, from the middle to the end, I was able to move the kayak as I wanted to, and it was a fun time. Unlike rafting, your line of sight is low, and it's great to go down a beautiful location with the Shiribetsu River spreading out before your eyes (you can also choose a narrow course along the way, and it's fun to go down that meandering course). You can control it with just one operation, so it feels really good to feel one with the sea. It's great fun for both the laid-back and active types. If you're not sure, please come here. Next time, I'd like to try full-scale kayaking. I'd like to visit again if I have the chance! (This review has been machine translated) -
It’s a very beautiful course.
The course here is really beautiful! I enjoyed rafting on the untouched, natural Shiribetsu River, which has no bankwork. It was my first time on a fun kayak, but it's closer to the water than a Canadian canoe and isn't difficult to operate, so even beginners should be able to handle it. The guide was also a kayak specialist, and he taught me all sorts of ways to enjoy kayaking, so I'm very grateful. (This review has been machine translated)
Negative ions