Food, Culture & Cycling Tour

Designed to appeal to adults and children alike, this awesome Japan tour takes in the neon-lit metropolis of Tokyo, with its distinctive cultural traditions of kawaii (cute), anime and cosplay. Then go cycling in the Japanese Alps, stay in a traditional ryokan inn and learn how to cook like a local in Kyoto.

For those looking for an authentic Japanese experience, this beautifully designed ryokan makes the ideal base for exploring Takayama. Highlights include wonderful hospitality, rejuvenating natural hot spring bathing and superb kaiseki dining.

Immerse yourself in Japanese culture at the delightful Hidatei Hanaougi, a traditional ryokan with hot springs bathing, available both privately in-room or in the onsite public baths. Wonderful staff, traditional food and ambience complete the experience.

With a wonderful location adjacent to Kanazawa Station, large choice of dining options, spacious and comfortable rooms offering fabulous views and friendly helpful staff, Hotel Nikko is the ideal base for exploring Kanazawa’s famous castle and gardens.

Located in the heart of the Japanese Alps in the Takayama Hot Spring Village, the Hotel Associa Takayama is a resort hotel with fantastic views of the mountains and its own indoor and outdoor hot spring baths.

Beniya Mukayu is located just 15 minutes from the local town but feels as if you are in the heart of the countryside. With beautiful pared back design, a light and airy feel complete with stunning spa this is truly a retreat for body and soul.

ANA Crowne Plaza Kanazawa is located next door to Kanazawa's JR train station, making it most one of the most convenient hotels in the city. With great views and a range of restaurants, it makes for a comfortable stay in Kanazawa.

A stunning ryokan in a rural location just outside of Kanazawa, Kayotei offers guests a truly Japanese experience in Japanese rooms with private hot springs, traditional Kaiseki dinners and beautiful surroundings.

A beautiful Japanese Ryokan just twenty minutes from historic Takayama, Wanosato is surrounded by forested hills and traditional Japanese villages. Dating back 160 years, with a rare Gasso-zukuri thatched roof, Wanosato is a truly unique place.

Iori Ichinomachi offers the chance to stay in a machiya townhouse, just outside Takayama. Restored by artisans and combining traditional craftsmanship with modern luxury, this two-bedroom house, with outdoor bathtub delivers a memorable experience.