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At Shibuya Crossing, the lights change and the crowd surges across from every corner at once. That is Tokyo in a single picture. This 13-day tour begins there, then moves to the Tokyo Disney Resort for two full park days. From there you ride the Shinkansen to Kyoto for temples and a private guided day, and finish in Osaka at Universal Studios Japan.

It suits families, couples and first-time visitors who want big attractions and room to breathe. Kyoto and Osaka each have a free day, and Tokyo's first days are self-guided, so you set the pace. Airport transfers, the bullet train and park tickets are covered. If you are looking at Japan holiday packages, this one puts Disney, Kyoto's temples and Osaka's street food in a single 12-night route.

Walk into the evergreen forest around Meiji Shrine and the city noise fades. Back on the street, Harajuku is all colour and crowds. That contrast is Tokyo, and this extension puts you inside it. It runs four days and three nights, with a guide on both sightseeing days.

It suits travellers finishing a Japan tour, or arriving early for one. You visit the Sumida Hokusai Museum and the observation deck at the Tokyo Government Building. Then a day trip to Kamakura brings you to Kotokuin and the Great Buddha. Kamakura was the seat of a shogunate for almost 150 years. The pace is easy, you travel by public transport with your guide, and breakfast is included. Among Tokyo holiday packages, this one adds culture without a long commitment.

Short on time, big on dreams? This 7-day Japan escape is you fast-track to the country's most iconic experiences. From Tokyo's modern madness to Kyoto’s calm temples and Osaka’s legendary street food - each day is a reel of color, flavor, and tradition.

You’ll explore with a mid-sized group, making connections without the crowd. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, or friends chasing a bucket list moment.

Fixed departure – Seats sell fast based on season.

Why Book Now?
This is not the trip that’ll wait around. With cherry blossoms and autumn departures in high demand, this week-long getaway gets booked out months in advance. Make it yours before it’s gone.

In Takayama the old Edo streets are still intact, and the air comes down from the Japanese Alps. You sleep that night in a ryokan, on day seven of this 10-day Japan tour. Before that come Tokyo, Kyoto and Kanazawa, where you find samurai history, gardens and local crafts. After it, you ride back to Tokyo.

It suits travellers who want culture with some independence. Guides lead half-day tours in Tokyo and Kyoto, and a 7-day Japan Rail Pass comes with the package. Days three and nine are left open for you to plan yourself. Luggage is forwarded between Tokyo and Kyoto, and breakfast is included daily. If you are comparing Japan holiday packages, this one goes past the two big cities to Kanazawa and Takayama.

Must book at least 40 days in advance - Limited departures.

Ever dreamed of walking Tokyo’s buzzing streets one day and finding peace in Kyoto’s serene temples the next - without worrying about logistics?

This 7-day journey is designed for the curious, the independent, and the inspired. You’ll be welcomed with English-speaking assistance at the airport, enjoy guided tours in both cities, and travel on your own using a preloaded IC card. Even your heavy luggage is sent ahead, so you travel light and free.

It’s a Japan experience made for modern explorers: immersive, flexible, and unforgettable.

⏳ Limited Availability – Must be booked at least 40 days before departure.

📌 Insider Tip: This trip combines the structure first-timers crave with the freedom seasoned travellers love. Book early — Japan's seasons fill fast!

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Hokkaido, Japan's northern island renowned for its stunning scenery, seasonal landscapes, fresh seafood, and unique cultural experiences. This carefully crafted journey takes you through some of Hokkaido's most iconic destinations, including Noboribetsu's volcanic valleys, the historic canals of Otaru, Furano's famous flower fields, the pristine wilderness of Shiretoko National Park, and the tranquil lakes of Eastern Hokkaido.

Along the way, enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality, relaxing hot spring experiences, delicious local cuisine, and spectacular natural wonders that change with every season. Whether you're admiring colourful flower fields in summer, autumn foliage, winter landscapes, or fresh spring scenery, this tour offers an unforgettable introduction to one of Japan's most beautiful regions.

Kiyomizu-dera's wooden stage looks out over Kyoto's rooftops, and the walk down through Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka feels like a step back a century. This 6-day tour covers Tokyo, Mt Fuji, Nagoya, Kyoto, Nara and Osaka, one city a day, with a private air-conditioned vehicle and an English-speaking guide throughout.

It suits travellers who want Japan's landmarks covered in under a week and already have their flights sorted. A night near Mt Fuji brings an onsen and a Japanese-style dinner, and day five moves from Fushimi Inari's torii gates to Nara's deer and on to Osaka's Dotonbori. Spring and autumn departures add extra parks tied to cherry blossoms or autumn colour. Among Japan holiday packages, this is the land-only version, for travellers booking their own flights.