DAY 1  -  Sunday Mar 14th 

Seoul, South Korea

50km to Seoul

Departure at 16h00

The vibrant capital of South Korea, Seoul is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. Between historical landmarks like Gyeongbokgung Palace, bustling markets such as Namdaemun, and its cutting-edge tech scene, Seoul is where the old meets the new. Visitors can explore trendy neighborhoods like Gangnam and Insadong, sample delicious Korean cuisine at traditional restaurants, or relax in the city's many urban parks. Seoul is also a cultural hub with world-renowned museums and Buddhist temples. Whether you're looking for a lively city experience or a deep dive into culture, Seoul is sure to impress.

DAY 2  -  Monday Mar 15th 

Cheju (Jeju), South Korea

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 17h00

Jeju Island, also known as Cheju, is a volcanic island off the coast of South Korea, famed for its captivating natural landscapes, serene beaches, and unique cultural heritage. Highlights include the Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing stunning geological formations. Visitors can explore Hallasan Mountain, South Korea's highest peak, wander through lush green tea fields, and marvel at the majestic waterfalls scattered across the island. Jeju is also known for its haenyeo, female divers with a tradition that dates back centuries, and its mouthwatering seafood cuisine. Whether it's hiking, relaxing by the sea, or immersing in local culture, Jeju offers a diverse array of experiences.

DAY 3  -  Tuesday Mar 16th 

Nagasaki, Japan

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 17h00

Nagasaki, a port city on the island of Kyushu in Japan, is renowned for its rich history, diverse culture, and stunning scenery. Explore the city's fascinating past at sites such as the Nagasaki Peace Park and Atomic Bomb Museum, which commemorate the tragic events of World War II. Visit the iconic Glover Garden, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring Western-style mansions and panoramic views of the city. Discover Nagasaki's unique cultural heritage at the Nagasaki Kunchi Festival, where colorful parades and traditional performances showcase the city's multicultural influences. Don't miss the opportunity to sample Nagasaki's famous cuisine, including champon noodles and castella cake, at local restaurants and markets. With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Nagasaki offers a captivating experience for visitors exploring Japan's southern islands.

DAY 4  -  Wednesday Mar 17th 

Fukuoka, Japan

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 17h00

Fukuoka, located on the northern shore of Japan’s Kyushu Island, is a vibrant city known for its blend of traditional and modern attractions. As the largest city in Kyushu, it boasts a rich cultural heritage, with landmarks like Ohori Park, the ancient Kushida Shrine, and the Fukuoka Castle ruins. The city is also famous for its street food, especially Hakata ramen, served in lively yatai (street food stalls). Fukuoka's dynamic mix of contemporary shopping districts, lively nightlife, and historical sites makes it a perfect destination for those seeking both urban experiences and a taste of Japan’s past.

DAY 5  -  Wednesday Mar 17th 

Kanmon Strait, Japan

The Kanmon Straits, a narrow passage between Japan's Honshu and Kyushu islands, is rich in history and natural beauty. This strategic waterway has witnessed significant naval battles and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Cruising through the straits, you'll see the Kanmon Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects the two islands. The blend of historical significance and scenic beauty makes the Kanmon Straits a memorable highlight of your journey through Japan.

DAY 6  -  Wednesday Mar 17th 

Shimonoseki, Japan

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 16h30

Located at the western tip of Honshu Island, Shimonoseki is a port city that blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Famous for its fish market, particularly the fugu (pufferfish), Shimonoseki is a true paradise for seafood lovers. The city is also a historic crossroads, playing a key role in Japanese history, especially in naval battles and its role in Japan’s opening to international trade. Notable sites include the Koyama Shrine, Shimonoseki Bay Park, and the Shimonoseki Bridge, a striking structure connecting the city to Kyushu Island. With its maritime landscapes and authentic atmosphere, Shimonoseki is an ideal destination for those seeking to explore Japan from a unique perspective.

DAY 7  -  Thursday Mar 18th 

Hiroshima, Japan

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 20h00

Hiroshima, located on the western coast of Japan's Honshu Island, is a city renowned for its resilience, peace activism, and cultural heritage. Explore the Peace Memorial Park, dedicated to the memory of the atomic bombing in 1945, and visit the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Immerse yourself in the city's vibrant culture by strolling along the historic Hondori shopping arcade, visiting the Hiroshima Castle, or enjoying local delicacies such as okonomiyaki and Hiroshima-style ramen. Take a ferry to Miyajima Island to admire the iconic Itsukushima Shrine and the majestic floating torii gate. Hiroshima's blend of history, remembrance, and modernity offers visitors a profound and memorable experience.

DAY 8  -  Friday Mar 19th 

Beppu, Japan

Arrival at 08h30

Departure at 16h00

Beppu, située sur l'île de Kyushu au Japon, est célèbre pour ses sources thermales naturelles et ses bains thérapeutiques. Cette charmante ville offre une expérience unique avec son célèbre circuit des "Enfers" de sources géothermiques, où les visiteurs peuvent voir des mares de boue bouillonnantes et des évents fumants. Profitez d'un bain relaxant dans l'un des nombreux onsen traditionnels et explorez les paysages côtiers et montagneux pittoresques. L'hospitalité chaleureuse de Beppu et sa riche culture de spa promettent une escale régénérante lors de votre croisière.

DAY 9  -  Saturday Mar 20th 

Kochi, Japan

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 17h00

Kochi, situated on the southern coast of Shikoku, Japan, is known for its mild climate and rich history. The city's crown jewel is Kochi Castle, one of Japan's few remaining original castles, offering insights into the Edo period. Kochi's vibrant markets, especially the Sunday Market, stretch for over a kilometer, showcasing local crafts, food, and culture. Nature lovers will appreciate the nearby Shimanto River, Japan's last clear stream, and the stunning beaches along Katsurahama. Kochi also celebrates the spirited Yosakoi Festival, a dynamic dance festival attracting teams from across Japan. Kochi's blend of historical sites, natural beauty, and lively cultural events offers a unique glimpse into Japan's heritage and contemporary life.

DAY 10  -  Sunday Mar 21st 

Nagoya, Japan

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 19h00

Nagoya, Japan’s fourth-largest city, is a vibrant blend of historic sites and modern attractions. Discover the impressive Nagoya Castle, renowned for its beautiful architecture and historical significance. Explore the bustling Sakae district for shopping and dining, or visit the Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology to learn about the city’s automotive heritage. Nagoya’s dynamic mix of tradition and innovation, paired with its friendly atmosphere, makes it an exciting destination for travelers looking to experience the essence of Japan.

DAY 11  -  Monday Mar 22nd 

Shimizu, Japan

Arrival at 07h00

60km to Mt Fuji

Departure at 17h00

In Japan, from Shimizu, near Shizuoka, you will be able to take an iconic picture of Mount Fuji.

DAY 12  -  Tuesday Mar 23rd 

Yokohama, Japan

Arrival at 07h00

35km to Tokyo

Yokohama, Japan's second-largest city, is a vibrant metropolis known for its modern skyline, historic port, and cultural attractions. Explore the bustling waterfront area of Minato Mirai, where you can visit iconic landmarks such as the Landmark Tower, Japan's tallest building, and the Yokohama Cosmo World amusement park with its iconic Ferris wheel. Stroll through Yamashita Park, a scenic waterfront promenade offering views of the bay and the famous Hikawa Maru ship museum. Discover the city's maritime heritage at the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse, now converted into a shopping and entertainment complex. Don't miss the chance to visit the vibrant Chinatown district, one of the largest in the world, where you can sample delicious Chinese cuisine and explore colorful temples and markets. Yokohama is also home to several museums, including the Yokohama Museum of Art and the Cup Noodles Museum, offering unique insights into Japanese art and culture. With its blend of modernity, history, and cultural diversity, Yokohama offers a dynamic and engaging experience for visitors.