Serendip Ceylon – CLOSED

APRIL 2026

Start Point – Colombo
Finish Point – Colombo
Tour Style – Hosted Tour
Accommodation – Boutique Hotels, Jungle Resort
Meals – As per itinerary
Transport – Private air-conditioned vehicle, tuk-tuks, safari-jeeps
Max Group Size – Max 10 guests
Nota Bene 1: A minimum of 8 guests is required for this tour to depart. The maximum number of guests is 10. If minimum numbers are not reached, we will discuss this with you well before departure to finalise how to proceed, i.e., requote with fewer participants or cancel the departure. If we cancel the departure, the tour deposit will be refunded.
Nota Bene 2: This is a prospective itinerary. It is subject to modest modifications, dependent on local weather, new opportunities, and the desires of the group.

DATES:

18 April 2026 – 01 May 2026

RATES:

– from $13, 500 per person Twin Rate
– from $17, 650 per person Single Rate

NOTES:

*Rates are per person based on twin-share or single rooms.
*Original twin rooms at some hotels are very limited and can only be confirmed at the time of booking. At properties where original twin rooms are not available, the room configuration will be one double bed with an extra bed.
*Once full payment is received, the price is guaranteed. Until that time, the price is subject to change.
*To secure your place, please complete the booking form and pay your deposit of AUD 2,500.
*Once the tour departure is confirmed, a second payment of AUD 4,000 will be due.
*Please note that interim payments may be required to meet supplier deposit terms and conditions.
*The final balance will be due no later than Monday, 09 February 2026
*Should you wish to pay in installments, we are able to help with this. Please ask.
*International airfares are not included. PLEASE ASK US FOR A QUOTE.
*Insurance is mandatory for this tour.

Day 1 – Arrive Colombo.

Welcome to Sri Lanka.
On arrival, our Representative will meet you and you will be fast-track all the way through immigration and escorted to a reserved Lounge. Refreshments will be provided at the lounge while your luggage is collected from the belt and taken through customs on your behalf by the staff at the airport. Proceed to Colombo (40 odd minutes away) and to our hotel. Head to your room for a good night’s sleep, ready for the first day of exploration.

Overnight Galle Face Hotel, Colombo.

Day 2 – Colombo

This morning we will all meet for breakfast for and have a quick briefing about the tour.

After breakfast, we join our local host and drive to Number 11, the private home of Geoffrey Bawa. He is perhaps the most celebrated & influential Asian architect of the twentieth century whose prominent styles are made visible across the island. His most prolific designs have influenced many hotels and public buildings. We arrive at the house for a guided tour of the house with a member of the Geoffrey Bawa Trust, who will take us through the history and background of the building and Geoffrey Bawa.

We will visit Barefoot Gallery, an iconic brand in the Sri Lankan textile industry started by Barbara Sansoni over 50 years ago. Working almost exclusively with women in small workshops throughout Sri Lanka, Barefoot products are all made and designed in Sri Lanka by local artists and craftsmen. There are no factories and no production lines; each worker is responsible for the quality of his or her final product. We will stay at their garden cafe for an alfresco lunch.

Around 04:00 PM you will meet with resident host Mark Forbes as he takes you through the glory days of the Colombo Fort, on a journey back in time where we learn about the days of colonization of Ceylon and the spice route trade network. The walk places focus on photography, architecture and history in two stages; stage one covers the Fort while stage two covers the Pettah markets. The walk includes a break for tea and stops along the way to sample street food. Water will be provided if required along the way. The walk ends at the Old Dutch Hospital.

We return to the hotel for the evening and for dinner.
We can meet earlier in The Travellers Bar for pre-dinner cocktails

Overnight Galle Face Hotel, Colombo. (B / L / Welcome Dinner)

Day 3 – Cultural Triangle

This morning after breakfast we travel to the North Central province of Sri Lanka, a drive of around 5 hours (with comfort stops along the way)

En-route we visit the Selyn Fairtrade Handloom Factory in Kurunegala. Founded in 1991, Selyn started its work with 15 women and now has nearly 1000 members within its organisation. It is a social business based on the principles of Fairtrade in order to uplift the living standards of rural women (and men), by providing them with sustainable employment while keeping alive the local tradition of the handloom.

We stop for a bit to eat (own account) at a local restaurant.

We continue to our incredible accommodation – Heritance Kandalama. The 1994 Heritance Kandalama, which architect Geoffrey Bawa coined “an austere jungle palace,” is integrated seamlessly into the jungle surroundings and appears to be a part of the cliff face, giving you breathtaking views of Kandalama Lake. The hotel is a staggering 1km from end to end, and rises up seven floors, yet appears to be a perfectly natural extension of the mountainside. The flat roof and timber pillars support a screen of vegetation that attracts local wildlife.

After check in, we have the afternoon to relax and lap up our stunning surroundings. There is an on-sight Spa; three swimming pools – with the Kachchan Pool, the infinity pool, where the edge of the pool blends with the water of Kandalama Lake, giving the impression that you are in the lake itself; bikes and a quiet library for just sitting and reading quietly. Swim, relax, read, spa….. The resort is yours to enjoy.

We dine together in-house this evening in the Kanchana Restaurant.

Overnight Heritance Kandalama. (B / D)

Day 4 – Sigiriya Rock Fortress & Dambulla Caves

This morning we attempt (!) to conquer the magnificent Sigiriya Rock Fortress.  Sigiriya Rock Fortress, also known as ‘Lion Rock’, was constructed on top of a boulder in the 5th Century and is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. King Kasyapa built this amazing hidden rock palace with its protective garrisons, a crocodile-filled moat and a complex with beautifully landscaped pleasure gardens. During the climb, you will get the chance to learn about the many different theories around the magnificent palace. The climb consists of approximately 1200 steps. The first part of the visit is a leisurely walk through the pleasure gardens. When we start to climb, there are two areas where we can take a break on the way up and enjoy the stunning views.

Along the way, there are several highlights which you will encounter, including the cave shelters, the mirror wall, the fresco cave and the royal palace ruin at the summit of the rock. The duration of the visit will take approximately 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the speed at which you prefer to climb. When you are back at the base of Sigiriya, you will be served with fresh fruits, water and wet/dry towels to refresh yourself after the climb. The site can also be enjoyed from ground level, that is well laid out with nice gardens and a Museum containing a video representation of the entire site. You will be treated with freshly cut fruits and wet towels as you descend the rock.

Following our morning’s sightseeing, we enjoy a traditional home-cooked Sri Lankan meal at a rural café, prepared using a wood fire and clay pots.

After lunch, we drive to Minneriya National Park for the afternoon jeep safari. This National Park is famous for large wild herds of elephants that congregate on the edge of rivers and reservoirs to bathe and socialize; these are the best parks in Sri Lanka to see wild elephants. Minneriya National Park is one of the only places in the world to witness the largest Asian elephant gathering known to exist on the planet (June-September).

Minneriya covers 8,890 hectares and consists of a mixed forest of evergreen shrubs. Dry zone plant and animal species are common, and elephants are numerous. Unlike in other national parks, elephants can be spotted at very close range. About 160 species of birds, 9 different types of amphibians, 25 reptiles, 26 fish, and more than 78 butterfly species have been found in this area. Keep an eye out for deer and monkeys as well, including the purple-faced langur and macaques.
*Note: The paths you drive on can be rather rough, and you will be doing this safari in the back of a jeep.

Return to the hotel as dusk falls. We dine in house this evening.

Overnight Heritance Kandalama. (B / L / D)

Day 5 – Minneriya National Park

This morning we drive to the Dambulla Cave Temples, which are the largest and best-preserved rock cave temple complex in Sri Lanka, towering 160 m over the surrounding plains with more than 80 documented caves in the complex. The site is of particular interest to anyone interested in historic art, as five of the caves contain ancient statues and paintings related to and depicting Lord Buddha and his life. Legend has it that the sacred water pot inside the temple never runs dry nor overflows, even though it is consistently refilled by a small natural spring on the rock itself. The climb from the base is not strenuous and can be done at a leisurely pace. It takes approximately 30 minutes.

You have the afternoon free to indulge in optional activities or simply relax.

Dinner this evening is a fabulous, immersive experience unlike any other, a Cave Dinner.  We will step into a natural cavern resonating with history, where ancient fishermen once sought refuge under starlit skies after a day on Kandalama Lake. Today, this cave transforms into a captivating dining venue. Amidst flickering candlelight, tables are set against the backdrop of rugged cave walls adorned with tales of antiquity. Each dish presented during this six-course gastronomic journey is crafted by award-winning culinary artists.

Overnight Heritance Kandalama. (B / D)

Day 6  – Matale – Kandy

This morning after breakfast we leave for Kandy.

En route we stop at Matale and visit a Spice Garden. Sri Lanka is the capital of a rich variety of spices that determined its history, being the cause of many invasions. Fragrant clove, cinnamon, cardamom, nutmeg, mace, pepper, cocoa and vanilla amongst others account for a diversity of cooking styles and applications. Learn how different spices are grown and grasp the opportunity of experiencing a hands-on cooking class before we sit down for an authentic Sri Lankan lunch, cooked using the same herbs and spices grown in the garden.

We continue to Kandy.

As we arrive in Kandy, we visit a local artist in her home which is accessed by walking through a working Tea Plantation. She is a mother and she now supports her family with her creative gift of artistry. She is involved in painting on fabrics, Batik art and creating a range of uncommon but innovative handicrafts, using natural resources and day-to-day waste to ensure environmentally friendly products. Here, we can learn about the handicraft and batik trades in Sri Lanka, and how the olden methods of artistry are threatened due to urbanization, free market movements and lifestyles, and what some of them are doing to keep the trade alive, and to carry the traditions forward.

Tonight we can meet in the restaurant for a glass of wine. Dinner is in house this evening.

Overnight Jetwing Kandy Gallery (B / L / D)

Day  7 – Kandy

Today, we explore Kandy.

To begin, we visit the Suriyakantha Centre for Arts and Culture for lunch. The “Suriyakantha Centre for Arts & Culture” is established within the 18th century “Walawwa” or an ancient village chief’s residence. The Walawwa, inspired by quintessential Dutch architecture houses an interesting panoply of ancient books, Buddhist manuscripts, photography, collection of ancient and traditional furniture and wall paintings. We meet with Professor Jacques Soulie, a French national who has been residing in Sri Lanka for over 40 years is a co-founder. The Professor personally welcomes us to this establishment where he proudly takes us through the different sections of the house and helps us discover a piece of Sri Lankan history. Together with the Professor, we enjoy a delicious Sri Lankan rice & curry lunch.

After lunch, we visit the Temple of the Tooth which is the most sacred temple of the local Buddhists. It is also known as the ‘Dalada Maligawa’ in Kandy and is one of the most venerated places of worship for Buddhists. Built-in the 16th century, this temple houses the sacred Tooth Relic of the Buddha brought to Sri Lanka during the reign of King Meghavarna (301-328). The relic is encased in seven caskets, one kept inside the other, the utmost of which has a shape of a stupa, adorned with a large number of gold ornaments. Several buildings have been added to the temple complex by successive rulers, the latest being the Golden Canopy over the inner shrine where the Tooth Relic is placed. Originally the Temple was within the King’s palace complex as it was the symbol of Royal Authority.

We return to the hotel and dine together tonight in the hotel restaurant.

Overnight Jetwing Kandy Gallery (B / L / D)

Day 8 – Tea Country

After a leisurely breakfast we transfer to the Railway Station to catch the train to Hatton Train Station. (Our van will transfer our luggage and pick us up at the Station before transferring us to our exquisite lodgings. From Hatton Station, it is an approximate hour’s drive to our accommodation)

This is one of the most scenic train rides in Asia. The dramatic landscape of the highlands alight as we wind past lush tea plantations, majestic peaks and rushing waterfalls. Do not expect white gloves and silver service though! That said, the train ride is fabulous in that it is an everyday experience for Sri Lankans of all walks of life.

Our incredible accommodation for the next two nights is Ceylon Tea Trails. Tea Trails is a sprawling tea estate in Hill Country dotted with luxurious tea-planter bungalows. It is perched at an altitude of 4,000 feet, bordering the World Heritage Central Highlands. This is the ideal setting to unwind, and observe life on a working tea estate against the breathtaking backdrop of mountains, lakes, winding roads and waterfalls. The bungalows that now comprise this exclusive resort were some of the first constructed in Ceylon’s tea country and named after the Chinese village from which the area’s first tea seedlings originated. They were originally built for the British tea estate managers and their families in the days of the Raj.

The idea is to disconnect and lose yourself in time while enjoying the pristine scenery. The bungalows date back as far as 1888 and are individually designed to suit their heritage. Think beautiful gardens, lawn croquet and wrap-around terraces where you can easily while away hours enjoying the views from your traditional cane chair. Each bungalow has a butler and executive chef who will take care of your every need, discussing the day´s menu and activities available over breakfast.

This is the ideal setting for trekking and biking against the breathtaking backdrop of mountains, lakes, winding roads and waterfalls. If you prefer to unwind, observe life on a working tea estate while being pampered by your butler, enjoy a spa treatment, croquet on the lawn or sunbathe alongside the pool. Or explore the lush tea fields & visit a century old factory for a gentle education in the art of Ceylon Tea.

Overnight Ceylon Tea Trails
(Ceylon Tea Trails is fully inclusive: B, L – packed lunch for the train, afternoon cream tea, D, beverages including select spirits & wines, laundry, Wi-Fi) *Note: We will be split over two Bungalows at Tea Trails – Castlereagh and Dunkeld.

Day 9 – Tea Country

This morning we can visit a working tea factory with one of Tea Trails resident planters. The resident Tea Planter passionately delves into all aspects of tea in just the right amount of detail – from a look back to the early days of “planting” and the lifestyles of the early colonial settlers, to the manufacturing process, to how flavours are created to suit various palates.

You will learn about how different types of teas are created. You will be taken through the entire process – from the drying of the green leaf to the process of dehumidifying and provoking the chemical reaction that turns green leaf into tea, to the segmenting of the different particles which result in the different grades, to finally the packing and distribution.

Your afternoon is free to relax in the gorgeous surroundings of Tea Trails.
Alternatively, you can organise any of the following activities:
– Kayaking on Castlereagh lake: enjoy magnificent views of tea-carpeted mountains as you paddle along the Castlereagh lake in hi-spec kayaks. *Kayaking is done in the company of a resident trail guide.
– Take a scenic walk: the five bungalows features walking trails between them, many of which present stunning views. The trails snake through beautifully manicured tea gardens, tranquil patches of forest and jungle, and pass streams and mini waterfalls. Walking is a delightful way of experiencing our stunning landscapes, lush and exotic flora, abundant birdlife and the sweet rhythm of life in a tea garden. A guest favourite is to walk the trails from one bungalow to another for lunch or tea. *Transport back to your bungalow can be arranged with prior notice.
– Mountain Biking: the unspoiled beauty of the surrounding valleys and hills are a great biking experience. For adrenaline seekers of different levels of ability, there are mountain bikes in the bungalows for your use. For short distance rides you can go on your own but for longer rides, it is recommended you take one of the guides along. *Transport back to your bungalow from other bungalows can be arranged with prior notice. You can also arrange to have lunch or high tea in another bungalow.
– Spa Treatments: enjoy a special aromatic bath to begin or complete your day…or just as an indulgence whenever you so please. Choose from Cinnamon Spice, Green Tea, Black Pepper & Orange, Jasmine or a Bergamot & Geranium Bath. Or luxuriate in a spa treatment in the privacy and the comfort of your room after a hike or bike ride and soothe any aches and pains away. Treatments include the Tea Trails Signature Massage, Deep Tissue Massage & Reflex Zone Therapy.

Overnight Ceylon Tea Trails. (Fully Inclusive)

Day 10 – To Tangalle

Today is a big travel day, so after breakfast, we will begin our transfer to Tangalle.
Today’s drive will be approx 5 hours – but we will stop en-route for bathroom breaks and light snacks.

*Alternatively, you have the option of boarding the Cinnamon Air Scheduled  flight from Castlereagh to Koggala. * Max capacity 8 people. Luggage will be transported by ground on the previous day. Flight duration is 30 min. Our vehicle and guide will meet you on arrival and drive you to our hotel. Price TBC and dependent on passenger numbers.)

We arrive at Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort, our fabulous accommodation for the next two nights. Hidden on a rocky outcrop along a secluded stretch of Sri Lanka’s southernmost coastline, Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort is set amidst a 42 acre coconut plantation and golden crescent beach, with glorious Indian Ocean views. Practice holistic exercises on the shore and explore the local area by bicycle or tuk-tuk. Relax in paradise at our tropical pool, a refreshing cocktail in hand. Indulge in sensual spa pampering and specialist treatments at the Ayurvedic and reflexology centers.

As today is a huge day, we have left the evening free for you to retire to your rooms with room service if you wish.

Overnight Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort (B)

Day 11 – Tangalle

Today is left free for you to do as much, or as little as you like. There are a multitude of optional activities you can book – turtle watching, surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, wander Tangalle township, visit a bird sanctuary, Yoga, tennis, Harvest Table by Anantara, Market-to-table cooking experience, swim in the 25 meter pool that overlooks the ocean, use the gym, or bliss out in the spa.

This evening will will gather and enjoy dinner together at the Verala restaurant.

Overnight Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort (B / D)

Day 12 – Galle

A lazy lie-in and breakfast. We then continue to Galle, and our lovely hotel, Le Grand Galle.

En-route, we will stop at Weligama and the Top House estate for a Cinnamon Tour. The plantation house is perched on the hilltop with spectacular views over the jungle to the north and the Indian Ocean to the south. The owners have also built an artisan distillery where they extract pure cinnamon leaf oil according to age-old techniques fine-tuned with modern technology. The Top House cinnamon tour is a private event led by the owner. It is designed to teach you all about Ceylon cinnamon farming as well as give an impression of the life of an expatriate farmer in Sri Lanka. At the end of the tour, we enjoy lunch accompanied by the estate owner.

We then continue to Galle, and our lovely hotel, Fort Bazaar.
Once we check in, the rest of our afternoon and evening is free to enjoy the hotel and its surroundings.

Overnight Fort Bazaar (B / L)

Day 13 – Galle

Your morning is at leisure. Enjoy the spa, do some yoga, join a cooking class..

This afternoon, we meet our local host and enjoy a walking tour of UNESCO Galle Dutch Fort. Recognized as one of the few remaining living forts in the world, the 17th century fort in Galle covers nearly 150 acres of land and houses over 400 buildings.  We will stroll through cobblestoned pathways and navigate the cafes, hotels and charming old houses owned by generations of Galle families to get an insight into their lives, culture and history.

The walk focuses on the host’s experience of growing up in the Fort and presenting it not as a tourist attraction, but an extension of his “home” – a home filled with history, heritage, cultural integration and soul.  Through his eyes and narrative, explore the layers of the social fabric of a multi-ethnic melting pot of why Galle Fort is significant to world heritage. Your host may bump into other locals who make up the tapestry of personalities that gives the “living” Fort its vibrancy and character.  Visit historic points of interests, like ancient churches, mosques and museums, walk the Fort’s ramparts at sunset, and explore the cobble-stone streets. Walk the nooks and crannies off the commercial tourist routes and soak up the vibe of one of the most unique places in the world.

This evening, we enjoy a ‘Feast of Ceylon’ dinner at the hotel.

Overnight Fort Bazaar (B / D)

Day 14 – Back to Colombo / Departure

Transfer to Colombo / Airport.

After a leisurely breakfast, check out and drive to Negombo (2.5 hours).

En-route to Colombo, we stop at the Lunuganga Estate which is a masterpiece of Sri Lankan architecture. The Estate was once the country residence of the world-renowned Sri Lankan architect, the late Geoffrey Bawa. The garden was once a 25-acre rubber estate and was bought by Bawa in 1948, which he converted into a garden paradise after decades of careful, exquisite and creative thought and design.  Lunuganga reflects Bawa’s legacy through his dedication to architecture and also reflects his life’s work. The Estate is an inspiring place to visit and savor, with astonishing views and beautiful interiors, with many original Bawa artworks and blueprints on the walls. This visit is a rare opportunity to step inside the private life of one of the world’s most celebrated architects – a man dubbed as “the father of Asian architecture”. You will sit for a flavorful Sri Lankan meal in the gardens at the end of the garden tour.

After lunch we proceed to The Wallawwa and check in for some downtime an refreshing before our International flights.

Freshen up before our VIP Departure Service to the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in time for your international flight home.

Day Rooms: The Wallawwa (B / L)

• *VIP Arrival Service
• *VIP Departure transfer
• x2 nights at Galle Face, Colombo
• x3 nights at >Heritance Kandalama in Dambulla
• x2 nights the Jetwing Kandy Gallery, Kandy, in a Luxury Room
• x2 nights Anantara Peace Haven Resort in Tangalle
• x2 nights Le Grand Galle, Galle
• x1 Day Room at The Wallawwa (pre-flight)
• Breakfast daily
• All other meals as per itinerary
• *All Inclusive at Ceylon Tea Trails
• Guided Tour of Number 11, Geoffrey Bawa’s private home, Colombo
• Walking Tour of Colombo with Resident Host
• Selyn Fairtrade Handloom Factory visit
• Sigiriya Rock Fortress
• UNESCO Dambulla Cave Temples
• Jeep safari in Minneriya National Park
• Spice Garden Experience at Matale
• Local Batik Artist visit
• Suriyakantha Centre for Arts and Culture
• Temple of the Tooth Relic, Kandy
• Scenic Train Ride to Hatton
• Tea Factory Tour, Tea Tasting, and tea Plucking with a resident Tea planter
• Top House Cinnamon tour
• Guided walking tour of UNESCO Galle Dutch Fort
• Guided Tour of Geoffrey Bawa’s country estate, Lunuganga
• Mai Journeys hoste throughout
• Local Sri Lanka National Guide throughout
• Air-conditioned deluxe private transport throughout—with cushions, sarongs (for temples), socks (for temples), mozzie repellent, refresher towels, water
• In-vehicle wi-fi
• Water replenishment whilst in the tour van
• All entrance fees for UNESCO sites and those other activities listed
• *If on suggested group flights. If outside of these flights, then you will need to pay for a supplemental service.

 

CULINARY NOTES & RESTRICTIONS

While we will always do our best to accommodate the dietary needs of our guests, not every hosted tour can accommodate special dietary requirements. This tour offers limited value for people who have a broad range of intolerances or dislikes.

We can accommodate vegetarian diets very easily in Sri Lanka if you let us know when you book, but only if we are aware.

As a tour with a heavy culinary focus, the more adventurous you are, the tastier this trip will be for you. This tour offers the best value and experience for guests with a broad palate and a sense of culinary adventure.

As part of the booking process for all of our tours, you will be required to provide detailed Special Dietary Requirement (SDR) information. We are not able to accommodate SDRs at short notice, so it is vital that accurate and detailed information is provided at the time of booking. SDRs and ‘preferences’ are very different. We will pass on all SDR information you provide to our suppliers.

ACCESSIBILITY

Please note that this tour does include some days of considerable walking, so you need to have a relatively good level of fitness. Excursions include navigating uneven terrain such as hilly and cobblestoned streets and possibly a gravel/dusty/rough trail. We will also be driving some large distances and using local trains.

WHO IS THIS TRIP FOR?

This trip is for the open-minded and patient traveler. This is an adventure and best suited for those who enjoy traveling as part of a small group. Sri Lanka can be overwhelming for the first-time traveler. It is not for the fearful traveler nor for the person who is not open to exploring new cultures, trying new foods, or a schedule that may go awry. You should be interested in learning about artisans & crafts and be curious about regional culture and cuisine.

WEATHER

ta-huuid=”8220667044572963605″>April in Sri Lanka offers warm, dry weather, making it a great time to visit, especially for beach holidays and exploring the central hills. Beaches on the south and west coasts are dry, hot, and sunny, while the Cultural Triangle and Hill Country regions are also pleasant with mild temperatures. Temperatures and humidity will start to rise in Sri Lanka’s cultural sites such as Sigiriya and the Cultural Triangle, but the weather is generally pleasant, and the landscapes are lush and green. April marks the transition from the dry season to the start of the southwest monsoon. The southwest monsoon starts to affect the southwest region, but the inland remains dry and pleasant. 

BOOKING TERMS & CANCELLATION POLICY

You may cancel on or before TBC and receive a full refund minus a $1,500 AUD/NZD per-person admin fee. If you cancel on or after TBC, there is a 100% cancellation fee, and all funds paid are non-refundable.

Once you send through your booking form, a deposit invoice is sent and due to be paid within 72 hours.

Please ensure you read through our full Terms and Conditions, which include our cancellation policies.

QUESTIONS + FAQ’S

If you have any further questions about this Japan journey, please feel free to contact us.

You can also read more FAQs here.