Seoul to Tokyo: Korea & Japan Highlights

Day 1 - Seoul
Welcome to South Korea! Today is your day to explore the city as you wish before you meet your group and CEO in the evening for a Welcome Meeting. After the meeting, head out for a group dinner, followed by an orientation walk around Seoul. Tomorrow we leave Seoul but don't fret, we'll return for some more time to see the city at the end of your trip.

Day 2 - Seoul/Jeonju-si
Today take a glimpse into traditional Korean life. After a free morning in Seoul, we head to the hanok village of Jeonju by train. Enjoy a tour of this picturesque hanok town, followed by a Hanjeongsik Dinner, a traditional Korean multiple course meal.

Day 3 - Jeonju-si/Yeosu
From big city, to traditional towns, today we move to the greener side of South Korea. We'll venture to Damyang to take a tour of the mighty Juknokwon Bamboo forest, the greatest in South Korea. After some time under the bamboo blades, we travel to even greener pastures in the Boseong Green tea field. In the evening, arrive to Yeosu, where the city meets the sea.

Day 4 - Yeosu
Breathe in the sea air and join your CEO to visit some of the more iconic spots in Yeosu. Ride the cable car for a perfect seaside view of Odongdo Island. Then immerse yourself in larger than life sculptures and interactive art exhibits at Yeosu Art Land. Experience the art and walk out onto the Hand of Midas for an equally impressive view of the sea. In the afternoon, enjoy free time during your last night on the South Korean main land.

Day 5 - Yeosu/Jeju-si
In the morning, board a flight to the volcanic island of Jeju. With waterfalls, lava caves and miles of beaches, the next three days will not disappoint. After lunch on the island, head to Seongsan Sunrise Peak for an easy hike up the volcanic formation to reach an incredible views of the ocean. This afternoon, you'll have the unique opportunity to witness the women divers on Jeju. Watch as they dive for seafood, using their incredible breath-hold abilities. Then, join your group at the Seongeup Folk Village to learn about the history and people of Old Jeju.

Day 6 - Jeju-si
Today, immerse yourself in Jeju's natural side. In the morning, see the colorful side of Jeju at Hallim Park, the island's botanical garden. Stroll through the various themed gardens, caves and folk village all within this huge park. Then head Yongmeori Coast to witness the dramatic cliffs and to Mt. Sanbang for a short coastal hike to a temple atop the mountain. After lunch, we'll take the scenic route to Cheonjiyeon Waterfalls, perfect for a photo op. Last stop of the day is to Soesokkak Estuary where you'll hop aboard a boat for a tour of the sea and the incredible coastline.

Day 7 - Jeju-si/Seoul
In the late morning, head to the airport to fly back to Seoul. After arrival to Seoul, take a short orientation walk with your CEO and enjoy free time in the city. In the evening, join your group and CEO for an optional group dinner.

Day 8 - Seoul
Today is your day to explore Seoul however you'd like. Tick off all the bucket list items to see in Seoul, try some incredible food or choose to go on a tour of the city or maybe the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone).

Day 9 - Arrival in Osaka
Arrive in the vibrant city of Osaka and settle into your starting hotel around 4:00 pm, giving you time to ease into the energy of Japan’s dynamic “kitchen capital.” In the evening, reconnect with your fellow travellers and your CEO for a welcome meeting, the perfect opportunity to get oriented, meet the group, and set the tone for the journey ahead.

Day 10 - Journey to Kyoto
Arrive in the timeless capital of Kyoto aboard the high-speed bullet train, then drop your bags at the hotel before heading out to explore. Take a local train to the iconic Fushimi Inari Taisha, where thousands of vibrant red torii gates wind through forested hillside paths. In the evening, join your CEO for a guided walk through the atmospheric Gion District, where lantern-lit streets and traditional wooden machiya townhouses bring old Kyoto to life.

Day 11 - Explore Kyoto
In the morning, Walk beneath the soaring green stalks of the enchanting Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, one of Kyoto’s most iconic natural landmarks. As sunlight filters through the towering bamboo and the pathways gently rustle in the breeze, this peaceful forest offers a uniquely atmospheric and unforgettable experience. Then, enjoy a free afternoon to uncover the timeless beauty and spiritual heart of Kyoto.

Day 12 - Travel to The Mount Fuji Region
Journey from Kyoto to the breathtaking Mount Fuji region, arriving in the scenic lakeside town of Fujikawaguchiko by mid-afternoon. With stunning mountain views and a slower pace of life, the area is perfect for optional walks around the peaceful shores of Lake Kawaguchi. Later, unwind in the traditional onsen spa at tonight’s accommodation before sitting down to an unforgettable Japanese kaiseki dinner — a beautifully prepared multi-course dining experience that highlights seasonal flavors and local culinary artistry.

Day 13 - Travel to Tokyo
Spend the morning immersed in the natural beauty of the Fuji Five Lakes region, exploring the scenic lakeside landscapes of Fujikawaguchiko on foot. Surrounded by fresh mountain air and postcard-worthy views of Mount Fuji, this peaceful area offers a striking contrast to Japan’s bustling cities. Later, board a train bound for Tokyo, where the energy, lights, and excitement of the capital await.

Day 14 - Free Day in Tokyo
Enjoy a full free day to experience the electric pace and endless possibilities of Tokyo at your own rhythm. Dive into the city’s eclectic neighborhoods, wander through peaceful gardens and fascinating museums, indulge in world-class shopping, or discover hidden cafés tucked between neon-lit streets. This evening, choose to join an optional final group dinner, a great opportunity to reflect on the journey and share one last meal together in Japan’s vibrant capital.

Day 15 - Departure Day
Depart at any time today, but consider extending your stay to soak up more of Tokyo’s endless energy and contrasts. From neon-lit streets and hidden ramen alleys to tranquil shrines and late-night city views, Japan’s dynamic capital always has another side waiting to be discovered.