Hiroshima Tours in Winter

I travelled with my grandson, Maxwell, aged 15. We both had a great time in Japan. Our English speaking guides were Akane and Alvaro, who were both very good and very helpful. But the last day at Hiroshima was very disappointing as both my grandson and I were particularly interested in the peace park and museum, but instead we were taken to the train station for lunch/pick up passengers after our drive from Okayama and we then drove to Miyajima and the Itsukushima shrine which only left a very small amount of time to visit the museum. We would rather have gone first to the Peace Museum and, because of our interest in history, we would have stayed on there and met the group later at our hotel. Perhaps you could offer a visit either to the museum for the afternoon, or the shrine a short visit to the museum for future tours, so that people have a choice? I would have given this tour 5 if we could have had the whole afternoon at the peace park.

Genuinely it was awesome. Guide spoke really good English and Spanish (our group was mixed). She even warned us about entrance lines, how to avoid crowds. Hotel in Osaka was central, we walked to Dotonbori at night. They left little luxuries—like a funicular ride, boat cruise, cable car. We didn’t worry about anything logistical, very comforting at our age to have hassle-free transfers and everything being ready beforehand.

It was great to have the knowledgeable guides to enhance our visit to Japan. The hotels and transport were high quality. All of our guides were friendly, Ken told the best stories about the history and mythology of Japan

Our expectation have been fullfilled, very intensive trip Little pour time management in mainly spanish groups /guides Satisffiying to hear from some guides stories behind the story, emotional moments about history specially with Rey/Ken

We were quite happy with the tour. We were not told by our travel agent that the tour was in Spanish and English but we enjoyed listening to the information in Spanish. I think our last day in Kyoto was disappointing because of the timing. I suggest we could have left the hotel one hour later in the morning and not returned to our hotel before going to the Geisha area. Had we been there earlier in the afternoon, we may have seen a Geisha and before hand the rest of the area in day light. I would have liked the bus to take us back as well on that evening instead of paying for a taxi. There was also confusion when we needed to return to Tokyo on the bullet train . Our travel agent and the Europamundo itinerary both stated that we would catch the bullet train at 10.00am and return to Tokyo at 2.09pm. The night before the tour guide kindly arranged for us to catch a later train because we had been told to catch the 8.06am with Erica which meant we would have to wait four hours in Tokyo for our connecting train to Nagano. David Solanes was a pleasure to have as our tour guide. He was informative and entertaining with his material. He made effort to learn to know his clients in the short time we were together.

Excellent tour with very knowledgeable guides, we had three over the course of our trip, Michiko, David and Pablo who all gave equal information in both Spanish and English Couldn’t have asked for better guides