All-inclusive holidays in Japan Ski Resort

If you have kids of different ages, choosing a ski resort with childcare facilities or kids’ clubs where you can leave younger children for a few hours will give you a chance to spend quality time on the slopes with your older kids too.

Although Japan is known for being a family-friendly ski destination, not all ski resorts are created equal. Look for resorts that have “family zones” or slow zones where kids can get comfortable on their skis and practice at their own pace.

Even if you’re an experienced skier yourself, ski lessons will help your kids build a solid foundation of skiing skills. Taking a few ski lessons as a family can also be a lot of fun, so look for ski resorts that have ski schools with group lessons.

Even if you’re visiting Japan for the skiing, it can be nice to take a break every now and then. So look for ski resorts that have apres-ski activities you can undertake as a family, such as indoor swimming pools, snow tubing, tobogganing or outdoor playgrounds.

Gastronomy is a serious art at Club Med. Plunge into Japanese culinary traditions with seafood Nabe hot-pot at the Mina Mina restaurant at Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido. Savour from a selection of freshly prepared delights highlighting the local flavours of Hokkaido.

Roll up some snow, have an impromptu snowball fight, build a snowman, or sled down hills blanketed by soft Japanese powder snow. The beautiful mountain landscape coupled with the magic of the falling flakes make for an unforgettable holiday together with your loved ones.

Dive into the hidden traditions of the Ainu, an indigenous group hailing from Hokkaido, Japan, right here at Club Med. These “bear people”, as they are called, use patterns and carvings to create craft peaces that express their concept of nature to decorate a variety of everyday items.