All-Inclusive Azamara Immersive Japan Voyage, Cosmos Flowers & Mount Fuji Discovery

Your holiday begins as you fly from Australia to your destination.

Arriving in Tokyo, your holiday begins with a two-night hotel stay. As the world’s largest metropolitan area, Tokyo is a dynamic city where endless shopping, dining, and cultural experiences exist alongside breathtaking temples, shrines, and tranquil gardens.

Enjoy a tour of Mount Fuji, the near-perfectly symmetrical volcano that rises above Tokyo. After learning of its history, you’ll marvel at Lake Kawaguchi and stop at Oishi Park promising the perfect viewing opportunity on a clear day.

Embark the sleek Azamara Pursuit for your all-inclusive cruise starting with an overnight in port. Once settled into your generous accommodation, get to know your fellow passengers on deck before exploring this stunning vessel’s restaurants and lounges.

Today, you could explore Tokyo’s rich cultural heritage with a stroll through the Imperial Palace gardens, a scenic rickshaw ride in Asakusa or visit Tsukiji Market and toast with a crisp rice lager at Asahi Beer Hall.

Nagoya, Japan’s fourth-largest city, blends tradition and innovation. The city boasts a rich samurai history, with Nagoya Castle standing as a symbol of its heritage. Cultural attractions include the Atsuta Shrine and Tokugawa Art Museum.

Kobe is renowned for its world-famous Kobe beef, celebrated for its rich marbling and tenderness. Just an hour’s train ride from Kyoto, the ancient capital, you can explore countless temples, shrines, and historic castles that showcase Japan’s feudal heritage.

On your second day in Kobe, you could explore the historic Kitano Ijinkan district, stroll through Nankin-machi to enjoy Chinese cuisine and shop for unique goods or take the Shin-Kobe Ropeway to Nunobiki Herb Garden, featuring over 75,000 herbs.

Prepare to discover Kōchi’s well-earned exuberant spirit. You could journey through time at Kōchi Castle, before immersing yourself in the culinary scene. Be sure to savour the city’s signature dish: katsuo no tataki (seared bonito).

Despite being devastated in World War II, Hiroshima is known for its commitment to peace. Its ruin in August 1945 led to the war’s end and today, the UNESCO-listed Peace Memorial is a reminder of the destruction war brings.

Beppu, situated on the island of Kyushu, is a renowned hot spring town. It’s famous for therapeutic, unique geothermal experiences, including the dramatic “Hells of Beppu”, with distinct features like the bright blue Umi Jigoku and bubbling Chinoike Jigoku.

The “Naples of the East”, Kagoshima boasts a subtropical climate and palm-lined streets. Explore historic sites like Senganen Garden, enjoy volcanic sand baths in Ibusuki, and take ferries to nearby Yakushima Island, famed for its ancient cedar forests.

Nagasaki is a beautiful city set against a stunning mountainous backdrop. It has one of Japan’s most complex histories due to the influences of the Spanish, Dutch and Portuguese – all of which can be seen around its bustling streets.

As the largest city on the island of Kyushu, Fukuoka is known for its rich history and natural beauty. Its sensational food scene is renowned globally, especially for tonkotsu ramen and lively yatai street stalls.

Beyond its status as the world’s fifth-largest port, Busan beckons with an irresistible blend of ancient temples, tranquil pagodas, sun-kissed beaches, soothing hot springs, and majestic mountains perfect for invigorating hikes and spectacular panoramic views.

While docked in Yeosu, discover the captivating Odongdo Island, a haven renowned for its vibrant camellia flowers and serene walking trails that invite peaceful exploration. For a journey into history and breathtaking vistas, ascend to the Hyangiram Hermitage.

Disembarking in Incheon, you’ll bid a fond farewell to Azamara Pursuit before transferring to Seoul, where you’ll end your holiday with a one-night hotel stay.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll head to the airport for your flight home.