Honeymoon in Okinawa

Upon arrival, your driver will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your accommodation, where you'll meet your local assistant. Greater Tokyo is the world's largest metropolitan area. Once a small fishing village known as Edo, it became Japan's capital in 1868. Today, the city seamlessly blends traditional neighborhoods with gleaming skyscrapers and an exceptionally efficient public transportation system. Airport-to-accommodation transfer: approx. 30 min - 1 hour (depending on the airport). Overnight in Tokyo (breakfast included).

Shinjuku is a central district of Tokyo, which is ideal for starting to discover the city. The area gathers major Japanese companies, department stores, and lively bars. Continue your journey toward Meiji-jingu Shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, located in the middle of a park surrounded by a forest. Then, head to Harajuku, the fashion district, to stroll along the eccentric Takeshita-dori street, which brings together Tokyo’s youth. Nearby is Omote-sando, often called the Champs-Élysées of Tokyo, perfect for shopping lovers. Your journey ends at Shibuya and its famous crossing, known for its impressive crowds. Overnight in Tokyo (breakfast included).

Located in Tokyo's historic sumo district of Ryogoku, the Edo-Tokyo Museum brings the city's fascinating past to life through detailed scale models, interactive exhibits, and immersive displays. Continue your exploration at the lively Ameyoko Market, one of Tokyo's most popular shopping streets for locals and visitors alike. Just a short distance away, discover Asakusa, one of Tokyo's most traditional neighborhoods and home to the city's oldest and most iconic temple, Sensō-ji. End the day at Tokyo Skytree, Japan's tallest tower, and take in breathtaking panoramic views stretching across the city at sunset. Overnight in Tokyo (breakfast included).

Discover the natural beauty of Hakone, one of Japan's most scenic mountain retreats. Visit the picturesque Hakone Shrine before cruising across Lake Ashi, where, on a clear day, you'll be rewarded with spectacular views of Mount Fuji. Continue by ropeway to the volcanic valley of Owakudani and its GeoMuseum, where you can learn about the area's fascinating geothermal activity. Later, unwind at your traditional ryokan, where you'll experience the timeless hospitality of Japan. Soak in a soothing onsen (natural hot spring), savor an elegant seasonal kaiseki dinner, and spend the night on a comfortable futon laid over tatami mats. Guide and private car. Overnight in Hakone (half board).

Kyoto was founded in 794 and was the imperial capital for more than 1,000 years. The city has 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 1,600 Buddhist temples, and 400 Shinto shrines. Start your journey with the Kiyomizu-dera Temple, overlooking the city, or the Higashiyama district and its shopping streets. Further down, the Yasaka Grand Shrine, dedicated to the Shinto sea deity Susanoo, marks the boundary with the Gion district, known for its traditional atmosphere and geishas. In the evening, head to the Pontocho alley along the Kamo River to enjoy traditional restaurants. Train journey: 2 hr 30 min. Overnight in Kyoto (breakfast included).

Explore Kyoto’s must-sees, such as the Golden Pavilion, or Kinkaku-ji in Japanese. A few steps away is the Ryoan-ji Temple, a masterpiece of Zen culture that is famous for its garden. Then, head to the Silver Pavilion, or Ginkaku-ji in Japanese, before going for a walk along the Philosopher's Path, a stone path lined with cherry trees. Next, reach the Nanzen-ji Temple, which is tucked away in lush greenery at the base of the Higashiyama mountains. It is one of Kyoto’s five great Zen temples and the seat of the Rinzai school of Buddhism. Overnight in Kyoto (breakfast included).

Tokugawa Ieyasu, Japan’s first shogun to rule during the Edo period, ordered the construction of Nijō Castle as a fortified residence for his heirs during visits to Kyoto. Nearly three centuries later, Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the last shogun of his line, would return political power to the Emperor in this very place, marking the end of the shogunate. To the west of Kyoto lies Arashiyama’s bamboo forest, where towering stalks create a serene natural corridor. Nearby, the approach to Togetsu-kyo Bridge is lined with food stalls offering local specialties and inviting aromas. Overnight in Kyoto (breakfast included).

White-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes... Welcome to paradise without ever leaving Japan! Fly 930 miles south to the breathtaking Ryukyu Islands, where Okinawa offers a completely different side of the country. From idyllic beaches and fascinating historical sites to a vibrant local culture and distinctive cuisine, Okinawa is full of unforgettable experiences. With a rental car, take your time exploring the island from north to south, discovering spectacular coastlines, hidden gems, and breathtaking scenery along the way. Airport transfer: 1 hr. Flight time: 1 hr. Overnight in Okinawa (breakfast included).

Home to Okinawa's capital, Naha, the southern part of the island blends history, culture, and local traditions. Visit Shuri Castle, the former royal residence of the Ryūkyū Kingdom and one of Okinawa's most iconic landmarks. Nearby, Shikina-en combines the elegance of a traditional Japanese garden with a subtropical setting, while the Okinawa Karate Kaikan celebrates Okinawa's rich martial arts heritage. Continue south to Okinawa World to explore the spectacular Gyokusendo Cave and the Kingdom Village, where traditional Ryūkyū crafts and culture come to life. Overnight in Okinawa (breakfast included).

Just 25 miles off Okinawa's main island, the Kerama Islands National Park is a tropical paradise easily reached by ferry. With its white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and colorful coral reefs, it is the perfect destination to unwind and enjoy a day surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. For a more active escape, go snorkeling, scuba diving, or hike to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the endless Pacific Ocean. Farther afield, Kume Island offers a quieter retreat. Best known for its spectacular sandbar and unspoiled scenery, it is an idyllic destination for travelers seeking tranquility away from the crowds. Overnight in Okinawa (breakfast included).

The island's central west coast is home to some of Okinawa's most beautiful beaches, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply unwinding by the sea. Cape Zanpa and Cape Manzamo are among the area's highlights, while nearby Cape Maeda is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. Farther north, Ocean Expo Park offers a fascinating introduction to the cultures of the Pacific. Visit the Oceanic Culture Museum to discover the region's diverse peoples through exhibits and reconstructed traditional dwellings from the 17th to the 19th centuries. Overnight in Okinawa (breakfast included).

As your journey comes to an end, bid farewell to a country where timeless traditions and vibrant modern life exist side by side. Depending on your departure time, enjoy a few final moments to browse the shops for last-minute souvenirs, or simply soak in the atmosphere before heading to the airport for your flight home. As you look back on the memories you've made, perhaps you'll already be dreaming of your next adventure in Japan. Airport transfer, Osaka: 1 hr.