Japanese food is one of the world’s most famous cuisines – which is a well earned reputation and rightly so! Tokyo is one of the most amazing cities in Asia, if not the world. Put them together and you have a great place to learn more about Japanese food while having fun seeing some of the great sights this extraordinary city has to offer.

Sashimi!

We have designed a comprehensive itinerary to discover as many of the famous aspects of Japanese food – sushi, sashimi, hand made noodles – as well surprising the traveler with some of the not so famous but equally interesting and, more importantly, delicious!

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Tokyo is a fusion of both ancient and modern worlds. Discover the best of Old Edo and her ‘downtown’ area, as well as all the highlights of New Tokyo, including Kabuki Theatre, Sony technology, stunning Japanese gardens, Ginza shopping, Sumo training, and Neon jungles. Then, keep your camera at the ready as you rush past the majestic Mt Fuji at over 250km/hour on the Shinkansen bullet train on your way to Kyoto.

Geisha entering teahouse

Of the 2000 or more temples and shrines in Kyoto, we have selected a few of our favourites to share with you. Visit a local market and participate in a traditional tea ceremony. Keep your eyes peeled for the eye catching sight of an elegantly attired Geisha during an evening walk through the district of Gion.

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Follow in the footsteps of explorer David Livingstone, Safari in Serengeti National Parks, Enjoy an interactive lesson on snakes, Look for lions in the Ngorongoro Crater, Experience tropical paradise on the exotic island of Zanzibar, Marvel at the majestic Victoria Falls, Cruise down the Zambezi River, Make friends with the locals in a Zambian village.

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Welcome to the hidden world of Iran. Travel through this fascinating country to discover refined Islamic cities, colourful bazaars, ancient ruins, fascinating nomads, shimmering deserts and lofty snow-capped peaks. Whether relaxing in a teahouse in Tehran, or breaking bread with the Qashqai nomads on the harsh Iranian plateau, you’ll be touched by the warmth and hospitality of the Iranian people, and the profound beauty of their land.

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