Abashiri | Private Charter Flight for Drift Ice Viewing – A Spectacular Winter View of the Sea of Okhotsk from Above
Itinerary Details
An Unforgettable View from Above
Take to the skies on a private charter flight and enjoy a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the Sea of Okhotsk. From above, you can truly appreciate the vast scale and intricate patterns of drift ice spreading across the ocean—an unforgettable way to experience the beauty and power of Hokkaido’s winter landscape
Flexible Routes for the Best Chance of Seeing Drift Ice
The flight route is adjusted according to the location of the drift ice on the day, giving you the best possible chance of seeing this spectacular natural phenomenon. A professional guide will accompany you throughout the experience, providing insights along the way and helping you make the most of your flight.
Itinerary
Floating Ice Observation Flight
Drift Ice Viewing Flight
Meet at the designated location at Memanbetsu Airport and complete the pre-flight procedures. Your professional guide will explain the day’s flight route and what to look out for when viewing the drift ice.
Take Off & Drift Ice Viewing | Approx. 50 minutes
Board your private charter flight and take to the skies above the Sea of Okhotsk. From high above, search for vast formations of drift ice stretching across the ocean, and enjoy a spectacular aerial view of one of Hokkaido’s most iconic winter landscapes.
Return to the Airport & End of Tour
Return to Memanbetsu Airport with unforgettable aerial memories of the Sea of Okhotsk. From here, continue your winter journey through Hokkaido.
Important Information & Cancellation Policy
Important
Information &
Cancellation Policy
Important Notes
- Drift ice is a natural phenomenon, and sightings cannot be guaranteed.
- If visibility is limited due to weather conditions on the day of the tour, no refund will be provided.
- If the flight is cancelled, a full refund will be issued.
Charter Flight Policy
- Please refer to the official booking terms and conditions for details.
- Flight operations are subject to the rules and regulations of the charter program applicable for the year of travel.