The Hakone Private Two Day Tour from Tokyo offers a unique opportunity to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Hakone region. Travelers can expect a blend of serene lake cruises, panoramic ropeway rides, and visits to renowned art museums. But the true highlight may be the chance to take in traditional Japanese hospitality with an overnight stay at a ryokan. Here, guests can don yukata robes, unwind in public baths, and savor authentic cuisine. Whether you’re seeking stunning landscapes or a taste of centuries-old traditions, this two-day getaway promises an unforgettable journey beyond the bustling streets of Tokyo.
Key Points
- This private two-day tour from Tokyo to Hakone includes a stay in a traditional Japanese ryokan with breakfast.
- The tour offers a blend of natural attractions, cultural landmarks, and authentic Japanese experiences, such as a serene cruise on Lake Ashi and a ride on the Hakone Ropeway.
- Transportation within the Hakone region, including buses, mountain trains, and cable cars, is included, along with a Hakone Free Pass and Shinkansen ticket for travel to and from Tokyo.
- Optional activities, such as a traditional tea ceremony, a visit to the Picasso Gallery at the Hakone Open-Air Museum, and a relaxing soak in public hot baths, are available.
- The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and moderate physical fitness is required, with children needing to be accompanied.
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Tour Overview
This private two-day tour from Tokyo takes visitors on an immersive journey through the picturesque Hakone region, featuring a captivating blend of natural wonders, cultural landmarks, and traditional Japanese experiences.
Highlights include a serene cruise across Lake Ashi, a ride on the Hakone Ropeway for stunning views of Mount Fuji, and a visit to the renowned Hakone Open-Air Museum to admire its impressive collection of sculptures and Picasso gallery.
Guests will also have the opportunity to explore Odawara Castle Park and the Hakone Museum of Photography.
The tour’s convenience is enhanced by included transportation, accommodation at a traditional ryokan, and a Hakone Free Pass, ensuring a hassle-free adventure.
Inclusions
The private two-day tour from Tokyo to Hakone includes all guide fees and transportation within the Hakone region, covering the cost of buses, mountain trains, and cable cars. Travelers also receive a Hakone Free Pass, which provides unlimited access to transportation throughout the area, as well as a Shinkansen ticket for the journey from Tokyo and back. Accommodations for one night at a traditional Japanese ryokan, with breakfast included, are also part of the package.
| Inclusions | Details |
|---|---|
| Transportation | Buses, mountain trains, cable cars |
| Passes | Hakone Free Pass, Shinkansen ticket |
| Accommodation | One night at a ryokan with breakfast |
| Sightseeing | Guide fees for all activities |
| Activities | Access to popular Hakone attractions |
Optional Activities
Along With the included activities, the Hakone private two-day tour offers several optional experiences for travelers to further enhance their visit.
These include a ride on the Mt. Komagatake Ropeway, which provides breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and Lake Ashi.
Visitors can also participate in a traditional tea ceremony in the serene Japanese garden of Gora Park.
For art enthusiasts, the Hakone Open Air Museum features a renowned Picasso Gallery, showcasing an impressive collection of the renowned artist’s works.
Travelers can also explore additional attractions like the Narukawa Art Museum and enjoy a relaxing soak in the public hot baths at Hakone Yumoto.
Pickup and Meeting Information
Travelers have several pickup options for the Hakone private two-day tour, including public transportation or a private vehicle.
The meeting point is Shinjuku Station, and the tour ends back at Shinjuku Station.
Pickup points include Shinjuku Station or Odawara Station, providing flexibility for travelers.
Whether you choose public transport or a private vehicle, the tour ensures hassle-free transportation throughout the Hakone region.
Infants are welcome, and the vehicles are wheelchair accessible, making the tour inclusive for all.
Travelers should have a moderate level of physical fitness, and children must be accompanied by an adult.
Additional Information
Confirmation of the tour booking will be provided immediately upon reservation.
The tour caters to wheelchair and stroller users, with transportation being wheelchair accessible. It’s located near public transit options, making it convenient for travelers.
Participants should have a moderate level of physical fitness, and children must be accompanied by an adult. A minimum of one person per booking is required, and a valid passport is necessary for transportation on the tour day.
Non-smoking rooms are available, with designated smoking areas outside the accommodations. The hotel accommodations will be 3-star quality, with an option to upgrade for those seeking a higher level of luxury.
Accommodation Options
The tour includes a one-night stay at a traditional Japanese ryokan (inn) with a hotel breakfast provided. Accommodations are 3-star quality, though there’s an option to upgrade.
Rooms are non-smoking, with designated smoking areas outside. The ryokan offers an authentic cultural experience, allowing visitors to enjoy traditional Japanese hospitality.
Guests can expect futon bedding, yukata robes, and access to shared public baths. The ryokan’s location within Hakone provides easy access to the tour’s many sights and activities.
With the convenience of included transportation and the chance to experience Japanese inn-style lodging, this overnight stay is a highlight of the Hakone tour.
Transportation Details
This private two-day tour from Tokyo provides hassle-free transportation throughout the Hakone region. Guests can choose between public transportation or private vehicle pickup from Shinjuku Station or Odawara Station. Once in Hakone, the tour includes all necessary bus fares, mountain trains, and cable car rides to access the various sights and attractions. The Hakone Free Pass is provided, allowing seamless navigation across the region’s comprehensive transportation network. With all logistics taken care of, travelers can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic journey through the Hakone countryside.
| Transportation Options | Pickup Locations | Included Passes | Accessibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public Transportation or Private Vehicle | Shinjuku Station or Odawara Station | Hakone Free Pass | Wheelchair accessible, Stroller accessible, Near public transportation |
Itinerary Highlights
Over the course of this two-day private tour, guests will enjoy the stunning natural landscapes and cultural treasures of Hakone.
Beginning with a leisurely cruise across the serene Lake Ashi, they’ll then soar high above the rolling hills on the Hakone Ropeway, taking in breathtaking vistas of Mt. Fuji on a clear day.
The tour also includes a visit to the Hakone Open-Air Museum, where travelers can admire impressive sculptures and artwork amidst verdant surroundings.
Other highlights include exploring the historical Odawara Castle Park and the Hakone Museum of Photography, as well as enjoying a traditional Japanese inn experience with an optional kaiseki dinner on the first night.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Request a Private Tour Guide Who Speaks My Native Language?
Yes, private tour guides who speak the traveler’s native language can often be requested. This allows for a more personalized and enriching experience, as the guide can provide detailed information and recommendations tailored to the traveler’s needs and preferences.
Is It Possible to Customize the Itinerary to Fit My Interests?
Yes, the tour can typically be customized to fit your interests. Many tour providers allow you to modify the itinerary, adding or removing activities, to tailor the experience to your preferences and needs.
How Much Luggage Can I Bring on the Tour?
The tour allows guests to bring standard-sized luggage. Though specific luggage restrictions aren’t listed, it’s recommended to pack light since travelers will be transferring between locations throughout the tour. Guests should consult the tour operator if they have any oversized or specialized luggage.
Is There an Option to Extend My Stay in Hakone?
Yes, there is an option to extend your stay in Hakone. The tour package allows for additional nights at the ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) upon request, providing more time to explore the region’s attractions at your own pace.
Can I Book This Tour as a Solo Traveler?
Yes, this tour can be booked as a solo traveler. The minimum booking requirement is 1 person, so solo travelers are welcome to join the private tour. The tour includes all transportation, accommodation, and activities for a hassle-free Hakone experience.
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Recap
This Hakone private two-day tour from Tokyo offers an immersive experience, blending natural beauty, cultural landmarks, and traditional Japanese hospitality.
Travelers can enjoy a serene lake cruise, Mount Fuji views, an open-air museum, and a ryokan stay with futon bedding and public baths.
The tour’s inclusions, such as transportation and a Shinkansen ticket, make it a convenient and comprehensive way to explore the Hakone region.