Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by our guide in the airport arrivals lobby. Private transfer to your hotel in Tokyo. Regular check-in time is 3:00 PM. Early check-in is not included, but you’ll be able to store your luggage at the hotel if you arrive before then.

Explore Tokyo with your private guide: start at the historic Tsukiji Market, visit the majestic Meiji Shrine nestled in a forest, and dive into the bold fashion and culture of Harajuku. End the day at the iconic Shibuya Crossing—a symbol of the city's fast-paced rhythm and flawless order.
A day that blends tradition, modernity, and Japanese style in every corner.

Return to your hotel.

Continue exploring Tokyo with your private guide: stroll through the gardens of the Imperial Palace, enjoy a sumo demonstration followed by a traditional lunch, and wander the historic Asakusa district—home to the iconic Senso-ji Temple and the lively Nakamise shopping street. End the day at the charming Nezu Shrine, surrounded by classic Japanese architecture.

A day that weaves together imperial history, traditional culture, and authentic flavors in the heart of Tokyo.

Return to your hotel.

Travel by bullet train to Hakone with your private guide. Cruise across Lake Ashi with views of Mount Fuji, ride a cable car over active volcanic valleys, and visit the POLA Museum of Art. A day surrounded by nature, culture, and unforgettable landscapes.

In the afternoon, return to Tokyo in comfort aboard the Hikari 654 bullet train with your guide.

Leave your luggage at the hotel in the morning for delivery to Osaka (one suitcase per person). Travel by Nozomi bullet train with your guide toward Osaka. Visit the impressive Osaka Castle and explore the lively streets of Shinsaibashi and Namba, known for their electric atmosphere and incredible street food.

A day of transition—from samurai history to the vibrant energy of a city that never sleeps.

Travel with your guide to Nara, the cradle of ancient Japanese traditions. Experience a calligraphy workshop using handcrafted sumi ink, made with techniques dating back to the Muromachi period. Visit Nara Park, home to the city’s iconic deer, and explore the majestic Todai-ji Temple—one of the most significant spiritual sites in Japan.

A day to connect with stillness, ancestral writing, and the spiritual roots of the country.

Send your luggage from Osaka to Kyoto (one suitcase per person). Travel by express train with your guide to Kii-Tanabe. In the afternoon, begin your pilgrimage on the sacred Nakahechi Route: a 3.9 km walk through forests and ancient mountain trails.

This marks the start of your journey along the Kumano Kodo—an ancestral path of silence, spirituality, and deep connection with nature.

(Day 2 of the Kumano Kodo)

Continue your guided pilgrimage along the Nakahechi Route, walking from Takahara to Chikatsuyu through forested mountain trails. The hike covers 9.4 km and takes approximately 5 hours, following ancient paths once traveled by pilgrims for centuries.

A day of deep immersion in Japan’s spiritual heart—walking among cedar trees, sacred traces, and a quiet that speaks.

(Day 3 of the Kumano Kodo)

Take a bus to Hosshinmon-oji, the starting point of today’s walk. Hike 10.4 km over the course of 7 hours along ancient pilgrimage trails and scenic viewpoints until reaching Kumano Hongu Taisha—one of the three Grand Shrines of Kumano. After visiting the shrine, return by bus to your accommodation.

Today, the group can choose between continuing the pilgrimage or enjoying a day of rest at the ryokan. For hikers, the day begins with a local bus transfer followed by a 12.6 km trail along Kogumotori-goe—a forested mountain pass that connects Hongu to Nachi. After the walk, return by bus to the ryokan. A day to choose between the stillness of the mountains or the calm of the onsen.

(Day 5 of the Kumano Kodo)

After check-out, transfer with your guide to Shingu. Begin a cultural walking tour from the station, visiting Jofuku Park, Asuka Shrine, the Shingu Castle ruins, Kumano Hayatama Taisha, and Kamikura-jinja—the original sacred worship site marked by an enormous boulder. After lunch, continue along the Koya-zaka slope for panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and spiritual landmarks. End the walk in Miwasaki and return by bus to your accommodation.

After check-out, head with your guide to Daimonzaka, an impressive cobblestone slope flanked by centuries-old cedar trees. Walk 5 km through this sacred setting, culminating at the majestic Nachi Waterfall—one of the three tallest in Japan.

After the visit, take the express train to Shin-Osaka and continue by private transfer to Kyoto.
A spiritual closing to the sacred route, before returning to the refined rhythm of the former imperial capital.

With your Spanish-speaking guide, begin your day in Arashiyama: cross the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge, walk through towering bamboo groves, and soak in the local life along charming streets. Visit the radiant Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), take part in an authentic tea ceremony in a traditional house, and explore Nijo Castle—a symbol of shogunal power.
A day to experience the elegance, history, and beauty that make Kyoto the cultural heart of Japan.

Begin the day with your guide at the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its thousands of red torii gates. Then, take part in an interactive ramen workshop where you’ll craft your own bowl from scratch. In the afternoon, visit the Kiyomizudera Temple and stroll through the charming streets of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, lined with traditional architecture and local shops.

A day that blends spirituality, Japanese flavors, and the timeless charm of Kyoto’s old streets.

After check-out, enjoy a private transfer to Kyoto Station. Travel to Tokyo aboard the Nozomi bullet train in Green Car class. Upon arrival, an English-speaking driver will meet you at the platform and take you to your hotel.

 The rest of the day is free to relax, explore, or experience the city at your own pace.
A change of rhythm—time to rest or rediscover Tokyo with fresh eyes.