Mundomar Cruises expands its 2027 Complete Trips program with the launch of “Japan and Treasures of the South”, a new 15-day proposal that will allow you to discover some of the most emblematic destinations in Japan through an experience that combines cultural tourism, land visits and sailing aboard the Sapphire Princess.
The trip, departing from Spain and Portugal on July 4, 2027, is designed to offer a comprehensive view of the country, combining the energy of its major metropolises with the historical legacy of its temples, shrines, and traditional towns. The itinerary includes four days of land tours and eleven days of cruise, allowing travelers to discover Japan through a fully organized program.
Tokyo and Kamakura: A First Look at Japanese Culture.
The experience begins with direct flights from Madrid, or from Barcelona and Lisbon with a connection, and two nights in a hotel in Tokyo, where travelers will have the opportunity to explore some of the most iconic landmarks of the Japanese capital. The program includes visits to the traditional Asakusa district and Senso-ji Temple, the Akihabara technology district, the Imperial Palace Plaza, and the emblematic Shibuya Crossing.
The land leg of the journey continues in Kamakura, the former political capital of medieval Japan, known for its religious heritage and close ties to samurai history. Among its main attractions are the Great Buddha of Kamakura, Hasedera Temple, and Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine, before the transfer to the port for embarkation.
A maritime itinerary through the great treasures of southern Japan.
This premium cruise will explore some of the country's most outstanding cultural and historical sites, with stops in Nagoya, Kyoto (from Osaka), Kochi, Hiroshima, and Shimizu, as well as a scenic sail through the Kanmon Strait. The itinerary will also include a stop in Busan, South Korea, and a visit to Nagasaki, offering a broader perspective on the cultural and historical diversity of this region of Asia.
After returning to Tokyo, the program includes further visits before the return flight, with stops at the Meiji Shrine, the Shinjuku district, the Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai complex and Odaiba, from where you can enjoy views of the capital's skyline.
An all-inclusive package with assistance in Spanish.
One of the key advantages of this offer is the integration of all essential travel services. The program includes round-trip international flights, two nights in a four-star hotel in Tokyo, land excursions, a full-board cruise, transfers, and a Spanish-speaking Tour Leaderwho will accompany travelers throughout the experience.
In addition, Mundomar Cruises will offer optional excursions in Spanish for those who wish to learn more about the destinations visited during the sea voyage.
With this new launch, Mundomar Cruises reinforces its commitment to long-distance trips that combine cruise and land tours, bringing destinations like Japan closer to travelers looking to discover the country in a more complete way, with comprehensive planning and the support of a cruise specialist.
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