TRAVEL TO JAPAN

Any time of the year is a good time to travel to Japan. The country offers different landscapes in each season and the climate varies greatly from one city to another.

• Spring: Spring brings mild and pleasant temperatures. It’s a beautiful time, which coincides with the spectacular cherry blossom.
• Summer: In summer, the sun shines intensely and Japan turns into a colorful and festive summer paradise. It’s the warmest season and the best time to travel to Japan if you want to dive or practice snorkeling.
• Fall: You’ll find mild temperatures and little rainfall. Temperatures gradually decrease after the warm summer. Days are cooler and nights are colder.
• Winter: Temperatures drop and a soft blanket of snow covers the landscape. Japan becomes a charming winter destination. These are the best months for skiing.

Therefore, Japan can be visited all year round. But, it should be noted that in June and early July it can rain quite a bit. And there are cold winters in the north.

Get ready for a dream experience in Japan!
A unique trip to Japan full of romance and charm celebrating the beginning of your new life together in the mystical land of the rising sun.

• You can stroll hand in hand through the stunning gardens of Kyoto. The cherry blossoms create a magical atmosphere. You can also relax in a private onsen, surrounded by mountain landscapes. And, of course, explore the vibrant streets of Tokyo, adding to your love story the beauty of millennial temples.
• Every moment of your honeymoon in Japan will be a masterpiece of romance and discovery.
• Get ready to experience a honeymoon beyond the conventional. In your trip to Japan, you’ll find a perfect setting to celebrate love and build memories that will last a lifetime.

And for those who want to explore more than one country on their trip, Japan and Maldives is one of the favorite combinations for honeymooners. Likewise, Japan and Polynesia is a fantastic trip for a honeymoon.

Japan trip price 2024
The price depends on the travel dates, how far in advance it’s booked, and the type of trip:

• A customized and private trip to Japan is the most comfortable way to travel to Japan. Not depending on the group gives you much more flexibility. You can make better use of your time and design the itinerary to your liking, including only the places you want to visit. Private guides in Japan are more expensive.
• An organized and group trip to Japan. In these tours, visits and travel are in a group. The itinerary is already planned and the accommodations previously defined. Although, normally, you can choose between 2 categories of options. You can also include extra experiences during the tour and add days before or after it. These types of tours are more expensive than traveling on your own, but you avoid surprises once you reach your destination.
• Another option is to hire a semi-organized trip to Japan. With a planned route, transfers, and hotels, but making the journeys and visits on your own, not in a group. Similarly, you can include experiences and add days before or after the tour. And if you wish, you can also hire the excursions you want, either in a group or with a private guide.

Japan Trip

The airports of Narita and Haneda are the best options for flying to Tokyo. Kansai Airport is the closest international airport to Osaka and Kyoto.

We offer a wide range of flight options to adapt to your preferences and budget. There are not always direct flights to Japan from the UK. However, there are some flight options with very strategic layovers. You can take advantage of these layovers to discover other destinations. And you’ll make the journey to Japan more enjoyable.

For example, you can include a layover in the Emirates to visit Dubai or Abu Dhabi. And take advantage of this layover to visit one more destination on your trip.

Or, if you are going to travel from Japan to the Maldives, you can have a 1-day or 2-day layover in an Asian city like Kuala Lumpur or Singapore.

If you want to expand information about Japan, you can consult our travel guide to Japan.