Tokyo’s modern energy and tranquil gardens await on the 'Central Japan Express' trip, ideal for seniors with a penchant for discovery at a gentle pace. Over 7 days, this guided group tour uncovers the vibrant life and hidden gems of Japan’s capital, with all accommodations, local transport, and meals taken care of. The itinerary is easy-going, featuring accessible walking tours and plenty of time to soak up the atmosphere. The unique selling point is the perfect blend of urban excitement and serene cultural experiences, tailored for those seeking a comfortable yet memorable journey through Japan.
The Japan highlights tour gave me a little bit from every part of Japan and definitely gave me the knowledge I needed to plan my next trip and figure out where my fav parts of Japan were. Can’t wait to go back to Akhibara!
Winter in Japan is pure magic — crisp air, glowing cityscapes, and landscapes dusted in snow. Imagine the iconic red of Asakusa Temple peeking through a fresh white blanket, or Tokyo’s streets twinkling with festive lights. Now, trade the crowds for Hokkaido’s pristine wilderness, where untouched powder makes it feel like you have the whole place to yourself. Trek through national parks on snowshoes, dive into the rich traditions of the Ainu Indigenous community, and warm up with some of the best food you’ve ever tasted after a day of adventure. If Japan in winter isn’t on your bucket list yet, it absolutely should be.
Step into a dreamscape as you experience the magic of Hokkaido in the heart of winter. These untouched landscapes turn even more dramatic, blanketed in fresh, powdery snow. Get ready to take trekking to the next level with a snowshoe adventure through the breathtaking Shiretoko Five Lakes and Primeval Forest. Connect with rich history and culture as you visit the Ainu Kotan, one of Japan’s last Indigenous communities. Then, melt into pure relaxation with an overnight stay at a traditional onsen — the perfect way to unwind after a day of winter wonders in Hokkaido.
GROUP TOUR (FOR AGES 18 - 49): Discover Japan on this 17-day adventure, taking in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima, Mount Fuji and more. Discover iconic landmarks like Tokyo's Senso-ji and Kyoto's Golden Pavilion. Stay in a traditional ryokan in Nagano, take a dip in an authentic Onsen and come face to face with inquisitive snow monkeys. Ride a cable car over Mount Fuji, visit Osaka Castle and wield a samurai sword at a masterclass. Learn to roll sushi, spend a night at a working Buddhist temple in Koyasan, pay your respects to the victims of the atomic bomb in Hiroshima, feed the deer of Nara Park and explore Miyajima Island, plus so much more.
Japan is on everyone’s bucket list, but that doesn’t mean you need to wait for a travel buddy to book that ticket. This 11-day Solo-ish adventure makes exploring Japan on your own effortless, giving you just the right mix of time with your expert CEO and fellow travellers, along with plenty of freedom to explore solo. Spend the night at a Japanese temple with your travel mates, diving deep into this beautifully unique way of life. And, because no trip to Japan is complete without a stay at a traditional ryokan, you’ll overnight in Fukui — a gem off the beaten path, famed for its knife-making heritage. Your CEO will guide you to the must-sees of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima, and we’re pretty sure you’ll be planning your next visit long before you say “sayonara.”
From summiting Mt. Fuji to the sun-soaked shores of Okinawa, this three-week Japan bucket list is tailor-made for the active adventurer. You’ll see it all, from the rugged peaks of Hokkaido's Shiretoko National Park to the hidden gems of Okinawa’s islands. Hike through jaw-dropping landscapes, sail the shores of Ishigaki in a traditional Sabani boat, and cycle through the tranquil lanes of Taketomi. Be warned: with epic outdoor adventures by day and slurping up noodles and sushi by night, you might just find yourself never wanting to leave.
Japan is one of those magical places you can visit again and again, but this 18-day adventure skips Tokyo to take you way off the beaten path. Hike Hokkaido's stunning national parks, snorkel in Okinawa's crystal-clear waters, and dive into local eats in Okinawa’s famous "blue zone". Paddle your way through Iriomote’s mangroves and cycle the peaceful streets of Taketomi Island. If you thought Japan was all big cities, think again — this trip is packed with hidden gems and epic outdoor adventures that will totally change your perspective.
Hokkaido may be Japan’s second largest island, but it's brimming with adventure, best explored on your own two feet. This nine-day journey takes you through Hokkaido's stunning national parks during the island's temperate months. Trek through the wild beauty of Shiretoko National Park, ride the Asahidake Ropeway to jaw-dropping heights in Daisetsuzan National Park, and unwind with a blissful overnight stay at a traditional onsen. Cap it all off with a cold Sapporo beer right in Sapporo city. It’s the perfect blend of epic hikes, rich culture, and well-deserved relaxation!