• – Private airport transfers on arrival and departure
• – 8 day / 7 night Accommodation in a private, luxurious villa (see bellow 4 details)
• – Private chef-catered breakfast every day, in-house
• – Daily dinners at local restaurants
• – One sushi-making class (in-house)
• – Four one-hour yoga classes with all equipment provided
• – 3 x Niseko lift pass
• – 1 x Rusutsu lift pass
• – 1 x Kiroro lift pass
• – Optional: come the day before and stay for 9 days total 

Women who want to ski hard in the morning and not think about logistics for the rest of the day. Solo travelers, ski partners, longtime friends. You don’t need backcountry experience. You need to want to be here.

Yes. Most women who join LUX trips come solo. Private airport transfers, a host from arrival, and a Snow Host on every ski day mean you’re never figuring out Hokkaido alone.

A three-day Niseko lift pass, a one-day Rusutsu lift pass, and a one-day Kiroro lift pass, all included in the trip cost. We have a rest day in between: spa & yoga. You may choose to go skiing instead!

No. This trip is resort-based with hosted, guided days across three Hokkaido resorts. Your Snow Host knows the terrain and will guide the group accordingly.

Niseko has the deepest reputation and the most terrain. Rusutsu is quieter with excellent tree skiing. Kiroro gets some of the best snow in Hokkaido with almost no crowds. This trip gives you all three instead of making you choose.

We didn’t build this trip around yoga. We built it around powder days that hit different when you’ve got a villa, an onsen, and a crew who gets it waiting at the end of them.

Four sessions across the week. Not the main event, just enough to keep your body able to keep skiing.

Get in touch. Email Alenka with all your questions [email protected]

You land, we’ve got you. Private transfer straight to the villa, no figuring out trains with ski bags. Settle in, meet the crew, first dinner together in the house.

First day on snow. Niseko earns its reputation fast. Your Snow Host knows where the good stuff is hiding, so you’re not wasting a powder day guessing. Yoga in the evening to open everything back up.

Back at it. By now you know your crew, you know the mountain a little better, and the turns start feeling easy. Dinner out in town tonight.

Last day at Niseko. We go where the snow is, gates and all if conditions call for it. Onsen after, always.

A different mountain, a different feel. Quiet, tree lined, fewer people, more turns for you. This is the day people don’t expect to love as much as they do.

Rest day: unwind, spa, massages & girls movie night. A softer day. Sleep in a little. Sushi-making class in the afternoon, dinner included; you’re making what you eat. Whatever’s left of the day is yours. Onsen, nap, wander the village- your call.

Most visitors never make it here. That’s the point. Some of the best snow in Hokkaido and hardly anyone to share it with. Yoga tonight, legs will want it.

Last breakfast together in the villa. Private transfer to the airport. You leave with new friends, sore legs in the best way, and a group text that won’t stop for months.