Meet your guide at Kushiro Airport at 10:00 AM, then transfer by private vehicle to Nemuro, keeping an eye out for wildlife along the way, such as Red foxes, Ezo sika deer, and White-tailed eagles. We will also stop to look for sea otters from a stunning cliff enroute.

Recommended flight
ANA-4771　Dep Tokyo (Haneda) 07:40am Arr Kushiro 09:20am or
JAL-541　Dep Tokyo (Haneda) 07:45am Arr Kushiro 09:25am

Spend the entire day capturing the wildlife and nature beauty of Nemuro’s lush wetlands. Wander through the lakes and marshes in search of iconic Red-crowned cranes, which breed in the region during summer, as well as elusive Red foxes, herds of Ezo sika deer, and a dazzling array of summer birds. Later, embark on a scenic boat cruise to observe and photograph Sea otters, Harbor seals, and unique seabirds that thrive in the warmer months. Sightings often include a spectacular variety of species, such as Spectacled guillemots, Rhinoceros auklets, Red-faced cormorants, Common murres, Ancient murrelets, and Black-footed albatrosses and many more.

In the morning, we'll continue enjoying nature and wildlife around the Nemuro area, with another opportunity for a boat cruise to capture marine life and summer seabirds. Later, we'll travel north along the coastline toward Rausu on the Shiretoko Peninsula. Along the way, we'll stop at the Notsuke Peninsula, known as the longest sandspit in Japan. It bursts into vibrant color during this season, when wildflowers are in bloom. Encounters with charming wildlife such as Red foxes and Ezo sika deer can also be expected here.

In the morning, we’ll board a chartered local fisherman’s boat for an intimate cruise to the Cape of Shiretoko, in search of Brown Bears along the pristine and majestic coastline. In the afternoon, we’ll cruise the waters of the Nemuro Strait, located between mainland Hokkaido and Kunashiri Island. At its narrowest point, the strait is only 17 kilometers wide. As we explore this vibrant seascape, we’ll observe and photograph pods of Orcas while admiring the dramatic coastlines of both Kunashiri Island and the Shiretoko Peninsula. After dinner, you’ll visit a secluded observation hide for endangered Blakiston’s fish owl—the world’s largest and rarest owl.

Spend another full day enjoying nature and wildlife in Rausu. As on the previous day, take part in a morning cruise in search of Brown Bears, followed by an afternoon cruise for pods of Orcas.

Depart Rausu in the early morning and head to Utoro, located on the opposite side of the Shiretoko Peninsula. Today, you'll explore the rich natural wonders of the peninsula by private vehicle, visiting scenic highlights such as the Shiretoko Pass and the Shiretoko Goko Lakes. Along the way, enjoy stunning landscapes and encountering native wildlife in their natural habitat. Check into your accommodation in Utoro and take some time to relax in the soothing communal hot springs.

We'll head out for an early morning session in search of Brown Bears. After breakfast, continue exploring the Utoro side of the Shiretoko Peninsula by private vehicle, enjoying opportunities both wildlife and scenic landscapes.

After breakfast, depart from Utoro and head toward Memanbetsu Airport. On the way, visit a small waterfall known for the upstream migration of cherry salmon to enjoy your last activity in Hokkaido. The tour will conclude upon arrival at the airport around noon.