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MOL Sunflower is relaunching its "Solo Ferry Journey Single Campaign" aimed at riders touring Hokkaido. The deal lets solo travelers use a spacious cabin at a discounted rate, encouraging riders to cross the sea by ferry at a leisurely pace on their way to Japan's northern island.
The time spent on the ferry crossing to Hokkaido is one of the most luxurious parts of the trip. Feeling the sea breeze on deck, spreading out a map, thinking about which roads to ride after landing. If you can have a spacious cabin to yourself, that opening chapter becomes even richer. Riding isn't the only part of a journey - adding a ferry crossing makes every mile on the northern land feel special.
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This is probably a popular plan, so it seems like it'll fill up fast if you don't book early.
Touring that starts with a ferry ride is exciting because the travel itself becomes part of the trip's fun.
I'd like to see an actual price comparison to know exactly how much of a deal this is.
I'd expect a fairly noticeable price gap compared to the regular shared-cabin plan.
The Sunflower ferry is a staple route for Hokkaido touring, so plenty of people were probably waiting for it to resume this time of year.
Getting a spacious cabin while traveling solo is a welcome campaign for the solo-touring crowd.
Getting a spacious cabin even solo means no dealing with the social fatigue of sharing—sounds comfortable.
