On the Go - Essential Japan Explorer, 12 night tour from R51 860 pps - land only

On the Go - Essential Japan Explorer, 12 night tour from R51 860 pps - land only
From R51860 pps

The Experience

Japan
Travel Dates:   Valid for departure dates between 07 July and 18 August 2025. Departs Mondays and Thursdays.

Uncover the best of Japan on a budget, on this 13-day Essentials tour. Staying in a mixture of hostels and guesthouses, you'll take in the sights of Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and much more. Visit the Imperial Palace in Tokyo and cross the Shibuya Crossing. Hike to the giant bronze Buddha of Kotoku-in in Kamakura, take a dip in an onsen bath in Hakone and cycle the streets of Kyoto. Enjoy a relaxing meditation session, pay your respects at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and see the iconic red torii gate of Miyajima.



What's Included

12 nights accommodation in hostel dorm rooms (room upgrade available on request, excluding Hakone and Osaka) Two dinners All transportation on public transport Escorted by a bi-lingual adventure leader Entrance fees to all included sites Sightseeing in Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Hiroshima, Miyajima and Osaka Day trip to Fujikawaguchi to get closer to Mount Fuji Sushi-making class in Tokyo Boat cruise on Lake Ashi and Fuji Hakone National Park Ropeway Onsen bath experience in Hakone Sake tasting session in Hakone (for travellers aged 20 and older) Kyoto bike rental and cycling tour Kamakura traditional calligraphy class Miyajima Island day trip including Itsukushima Shrine and Ropeway 30% discount included

Tour highlights: - Tokyo: Visit the historic Senso-ji Temple, the Akihabara anime district, the Imperial Palace and the iconic Shibuya Crossing - Kamakura: Enjoy a calligraphy class and explore this city, renowned for its rich historical and religious heritage and beautiful beaches - Hakone: Cruise Lake Ashi aboard a pirate ship and ride the Hakone Ropeway cable car for amazing views of Mount Fuji, then relax in a traditional onsen - Kyoto: Ride a bullet train to the former imperial capital, visit the iconic Kiyomizu Temple and the beautiful Fushimi Inari Shrine, and enjoy a cycle tour of the city - Hiroshima: Take in the sobering Peace Memorial Museum, see the A-Bomb Dome and pay your respects to victims of the atomic bomb at the Children's Peace Monument - Osaka: Opt to explore the fascinating Osaka Castle and enjoy a night out in the neon paradise of Dotonbori - Miyajima Island: Visit the iconic Itsukushima Shrine and take the Miyajima Ropeway for spectacular views of the island - Mt Fuji: Enjoy an exciting day trip to Fujikawaguchi to get closer to Mount Fuji - Nara: Head to Todaiji Temple and Nara Park to feed the Kawaii deer

Tour Itinerary: - Day 1: Tokyo - Day 2: Akihabara district - Day 3: Harajuku and Shibuya Crossing - Day 4: Mt Fuji Views - Day 5: Kamakura - Day 6: Hakone and Lake Ashi - Day 7: Kyoto - Day 8: Kyoto - Fushimi Inari Shrine - Day 9: Nara - Day 10: Kyoto cycling tour and Hiroshima - Day 11: Hiroshima Peace Memorial and Miyajima Island - Day 12: Hiroshima to Osaka - Day 13: Osaka - Tour ends

** Book by 05 December 2024. Excludes flights, visas, airport transfers, meals and drinks not specified, optional activities, tips, and anything of a personal nature not mentioned above. Prices start from the advertised price and are based on a per-person rate, sharing a double room, unless otherwise stated. Advanced purchases, peak season surcharges, block-out periods and minimum stay conditions may apply. Prices are subject to change due to airfare increases, currency fluctuations, and availability. Terms and Conditions apply.



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