Luxury Asia Tours & Holidays

For a luxury Asia holiday focused on a single country — Japan, India, or Indonesia — two weeks gives you enough time to move between regions without feeling rushed. Multi-country combinations such as Japan and South Korea, or India and Sri Lanka, work well in three weeks. Southeast Asia benefits from three to four weeks for a circuit that doesn’t skip important experiences. We also design shorter luxury Asia breaks — ten days in Japan, a week in the Maldives — for those with limited time. Your specialist will structure the itinerary around your dates rather than a fixed template.

Yes, and combining countries is often the most rewarding approach to a luxury Asia holiday. Japan and South Korea share some cultural foundations but diverge sharply in character — the contrast amplifies both. India and Sri Lanka connect easily via short flight, with the two landscapes reinforcing each other. Southeast Asian countries — Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia — flow well together by air or boat. We plan every connection so the transitions feel considered rather than purely logistical.

The best time for a luxury Asia holiday depends on where you are going, since Asia spans multiple climate zones. Japan’s cherry blossom season (late March to early April) is iconic but needs advance planning. India’s Rajasthan is best October to March. Southeast Asia varies: Thailand’s high season runs November to April, while Bali’s dry season is May to September. Mongolia is best June to September when the steppe is accessible and nomadic life most visible. We factor seasonality into every itinerary and will always tell you honestly if your dates are not ideal for a chosen destination — and suggest alternatives if they are not.

Luxury Asia tours typically start from around £5,250 per person, rising for multi-country itineraries, private yacht charters in Indonesia, expedition-style trips in Mongolia, or stays at the most exclusive properties in Japan. India and Southeast Asia tend to come in at the lower end for equivalent quality; Japan and the Maldives are typically higher. We price every luxury Asia trip individually based on your dates, group size, accommodation preferences, and the experiences you want to include — and there are no planning fees.

For a first luxury Asia trip, Japan is the most compelling entry point — the infrastructure is exceptional, the range of experience extraordinary (ancient temples, hyper-modern cities, remote mountain ryokans, island coastlines), and the cultural contrast is sharp enough to feel genuinely transformative. India makes a powerful case for those drawn to colour, complexity, and history — particularly Rajasthan combined with a private game reserve. Thailand is the natural starting point for those primarily drawn to Southeast Asia. Wherever you start, we will design the itinerary around what matters to you — and tell you honestly where to go next time.