Departure Dates
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16 May | 03 Oct** | From $3,999 |
$1,350 |
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13 Jun | 31 Oct* |
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07 Nov* |
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* = Shoulder Season Surcharge: $300 ** = Peak Season Surcharge: $500 *** = School Holiday Surcharge: $700 |
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Package Inclusions:
- Economy airfares, taxes & fuel surcharges from Sydney or Melbourne with a full service Chinese or other Asian carrier (e.g. Vietnam/Thai/Malaysia Air)
- Flight between Seoul and Osaka (operated by a local carrier)
Note: Baggage allowance for the flight between Seoul and Osaka is 1 piece max weight 15kg - 12 nights hotel accommodation (twin/double occupancy)
- Daily meals as indicated (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
- Dedicated transport in air-conditioned vehicles
- Round trip airport and hotel transfers
- Admissions to scenic attractions
- English speaking tour guides
Package Exclusions:
- Tipping and gratuities prepaid in Australia: $150
- Optional recommended programs
- Optional tour extensions
- Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
- Personal expenditure and anything not stated
Price Guide:
- Seasonal Surcharges: * = Shoulder Season: $300, ** = Peak Season: $500, *** = School Holidays: $700
- Interstate Surcharge: Brisbane/Adelaide $300, Perth $600 (interstate flights may be via Sydney or Melbourne)
- Early Arrival/Stay Behind/Stopover Surcharge: From $300 (subject to availability and applicable fare difference)
- If staying behind, upgrade final night group accommodation to hotel in Tokyo CBD: From $250/twin room, transfer to airport is not included
- Pre/Post-Tour Accommodation: From $350/twin room/night (subject to availability)
- Triple Share: Subject to availability
- Child Price: Same as adult
- Visa: Australian passport holders are exempt for a stay of up to 90 days
- Airline Upgrade (economy class)^: Cathay Pacific or Singapore Airlines from $500 (subject to availability)
- Premium Economy Upgrade^: Cathay Pacific from $2200 (subject to availability)
- Business Class Upgrade^: China Southern Airlines from $3000, Singapore Airlines from $4300, Cathay Pacific from $5100 (subject to availability)
- Please Note: Flight itineraries are not available until approximately 2 weeks before departure and involve transits
(^) International long haul sectors only.
Please note: Cherry blossoms and crimson leaves are highly seasonal and subject to climatic conditions. These are historically the best times to view these seasonal changes, but we cannot guarantee they will occur on these dates.
All prices, itineraries, airlines, hotels and cruise ships are subject to availability and change without prior notice. Nexus Holidays reserves the right to provide substitutes of similar standard and adjust the itinerary as we see fit to ensure the smooth running of the tour. Passengers must remain with the tour group at all times and must not deviate from the set itinerary. The total length of the tour in days includes time spent in flight and is subject to change depending on the flight schedule, please refer to the day by day itinerary for the time spent on land. All accommodation is based on the local ratings and that hotel rooms in Japan are smaller in sizes compare to other countries. Only twin-bedded rooms can be guaranteed. All other room types are on a request basis only and cannot be guaranteed before departure. Please check all information before booking. By booking, you accept all Booking Conditions.
Tour Extensions
Discover Taiwan 10 Days from $1,499
Taipei, Nantou, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Kenting, Taitung, Hualien, Taroko
A country of stunning beauty and jaw-dropping natural landscapes, Taiwan has increasingly attracted travellers from all over the world, showcasing not only its spectacular scenic landscapes, but also a thriving folk culture, museums bursting with treasures, and bustling night markets.
For details, tap the image above or click here.
Stopovers
Hong Kong Stopover from $489pp
Once a sleepy fishing village, Hong Kong has developed into one of the premier financial powerhouses of the Far East. It is a city which boldly blends modernity with Chinese heritage and British colonial influence. A safe, well organised, fast paced shopping paradise, it also offers up some unmatched cuisine experiences.
For details, tap the image above or click here.
Japan Optional Programs
Tokyo Day Tour
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$250
This tour will take you to visit Asakusa, Meiji Jingu Shrine, Harajuku, Shibuya, Tokyo Tower and experience a Tokyo bay cruise. Japan’s capital, Tokyo, is packed with so much to see and do. First stop on this tour is Asakusa Kannon Temple, one of Tokyo’s most colourful and popular temples. Afterwards visit Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the deified sprits of Emperor Meiji and his consort, Empress Shoken. Proceed to the fashion district Harajuku and Shibuya, an affluent and trendy shopping hotspot. Then proceed to Tokyo Tower, where you will observe the amazing city of Tokyo from up above. Then, relax on a Tokyo bay cruise en route to the beautiful and serene landscaped Hamarikyu Garden beside Tokyo Bay. Note: This tour is subject to minimum numbers. Under 15 pax the tour will be by public transport, over 15 pax will be by coach |
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Osaka Day Tour
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$250
This optional tour will take you to Osaka Castle which was built in 1583 as the intended capital of Japan, before the capital was moved to Edo (now known as Tokyo). Walk through the majestic castle while learning from the exhibit detailing life in old Osaka. From there, walk to the nearby river boat dock to board the Osaka River Cruise for a cruise around Nakanoshima. Explore Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, the vast restaurant districts, with eateries offering a variety of Japan’s most famous street foods.Then travel down to Umeda Skybuilding, where you will get a sweeping view of Osaka. Tour finishes in Osaka. Note: This tour is subject to minimum numbers. Under 15 pax the tour will be by public transport, over 15 pax will be by coach |
Hotel Accommodation
| Seoul | Park Hotel Yeongdeungpo Seoul or similar |
| Daegu | Hotel Inter Burgo Exco Daegu or similar |
| Gyeongju | Commodore Hotel Gyeongju or similar |
| Busan | Centum Premier Hotel or similar |
| Amagasaki | Hotel Vischio Amagasaki by Granvia or similar |
| Nagoya | Loisir Hotel Toyohashi or similar |
| Tokyo | Hotel Trusty Premier Nihonbashi Hamacho or similar |
Supplementary Information
When is the best time to travel to Korea?
Generally, the best time to visit Korea is during autumn (September to November) when the country experiences warm, sunny weather, beautiful skies and spectacular foliage. Winters are cold and dry and are a good time to visit if you are interested in winter sports, as there are numerous ski resorts. Spring (April to May) is also beautiful with all the cherry blossoms in bloom. The summer months can be quite hot and humid.
What types of meals are served on tour?
In general, all meals will consist of local cuisine. While we aim to meet the special medical, religious and dietary requirements of our customers, we cannot guarantee they will always be catered for.
What are the coaches like on the tours?
Most coaches used while on tour are comfortable air conditioned coaches.
Can I extend my time in Korea?
Yes, you may certainly extend your time in Korea before the tour commences or after the tour ends. However, please be aware that there will be a minimum stay-behind fee from $200 and your preferred return date will be subject to availability and applicable fare and tax difference.
Time Zone
South Korea is 2 hours behind Australian EST.
Language
The official national language is Korean.
Entry Requirements
Passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the length of stay. Visas are not required for Australian passport holders for entry into Korea for stays of up to 90 days.
