You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to discovering the diversity of Hokkaido with our 3 resorts. Unlock mountain charms in the cosy cocoon of Sahoro, embark on an energy-packed adventure in trendy Tomamu or expect the unexpected in off the beaten path Kiroro Peak.
Japan Awaits. Make Travel Happen
Looking for snow sensations within a small reach? Club Med offers authentic snow holidays on Hokkaido where you can experience the Japanese way of life in a superb setting with ski accessible from the door. If you prefer magnificent Chinese mountain landscapes, experience Yabuli, a modern and refined Resort perfect for family holidays in the snow.
Hokkaido has earned an excellent reputation as a top winter sports destination. It boasts a ski-perfect climate, where the finest powder snow covers every inch of the mountain. Club Med Hokkaido is the perfect winter holiday destination for all—from families to couples, all guests can enjoy a variety of winter activities.
In the heart of a fabulous and beautifully preserved natural environment, in the province of Heilongjiang, Yabuli is China'a largest ski resort where its national team comes to train. Landing there is like going back in time at the top of an ancestral mountain decked with pine trees. Or discover Beidahu, our new ski resort in Jilin province, renowned for its fairy tale beauty of "rime ice" crystals.
Skiing might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of holidaying in Asia, but plenty of Asian mountains happen to be excellent for skiing. Since ski resorts in Asia also tend to be less well-known, you’ll enjoy the added bonus of shorter queues and calmer slopes.
Snow season in Asia is typically from mid-December until mid-April, although some areas have longer seasons.
Japan is known for having some of the best powder in the world, and the peak ski season there is from mid-December until mid-January during the holidays. If you want to avoid the crowds but still enjoy good weather and plenty of snow, February is usually a good month to visit.
Skiing in China recently received a big boost after the country won the right to host the 2022 Winter Olympics. Mid-December until mid-March tend to be good skiing months with plenty of snow, and since skiing is still a relatively new recreational activity there, most ski resorts never really get overly busy.
If you’re thinking of skiing in Asia, an all-inclusive ski package that covers everything from accommodation and meals to lift passes and lessons can help you make the most of your time away and allow you to enjoy some of the best ski resorts in Asia.