Lake Shikotsu sightseeing boat

Info

Address:

Chitose, Hokkaido

Public Transportation:

JR Chitose Station → Hokkaido Chuo Bus 40 minutes bound for Lake Shikotsu, bus stop: Lake Shikotsu, short walk

Car Access:

25km 40 minutes from Hokkaido Expressway Chitose IC via National Route 36

Phone Number:

0123-25-2031 (Shikotsuko Tourism and Transportation Co., Ltd.)

Parking Number:

700 units

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock (fluctuates depending on the season)

Price

Underwater tour boat 2000 yen, elementary school student 1000 yen, high speed boat 10 minutes course 6000 yen up to 3 people (2,000 yen per person), 20 minutes course 12 thousand yen up to 3 people (4000 yen per person), pedal boat 30 minutes 2000 yen

Spot Category

Sightseeing boat, houseboat, river down, cruising

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