Kamakura Holiday Deals

Kamakura Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Kamakura

Longing to make a getaway from the office and let your hair down? Wish you were gazing at the bottom of a Margarita glass rather than that soul-destroying spreadsheet? Time to book those tickets to Kamakura!

Did you know that 170,000 people call this place home? You're certain to have some new BFFs by the end of your trip!

If you journey 45 kilometres northeast of Kamakura, you'll reach the national capital, Tokyo. If you venture 6 kilometres southeast, you'll hit Zushi.

Dive deep below the sea and uncover some of the mesmerising creatures that live there at Enoshima Aquarium. The best bit? You won't even have to get wet!

Whether you're interested in learning about the local flora or just want to take some time to explore the winding pathways, you're sure to enjoy time spent at the Kanagawa Prefectural Ofuna Botanical Garden and the Samuel Cocking Garden.

Whether you'd like to go for a picnic with family or kick a ball around, Kamakura offers a number of splendid parks perfect for whiling away an afternoon. Kamakura Seaside Park, Genjiyama Park and Fufuike Park are the places to look into here.

Getaways are all about relaxing, and for lots of travellers that means heading to the ocean. You can take your pick of Yuigahama or Shichirigahama, or spend time at both! Also think about taking a walk along Zaimokuza Beach, another terrific piece of coastline.

Kamakura is home to an assortment of natural reserves, such as Inamuragasaki Beach and Shakado Kiritoshi. Enoshima Iwaya Caves and Tenen Hiking trail are two more that are worth a look.

Looking for intriguing exhibits? Head straight to the Kamakura Museum of Literature and the Kitakamakura old private house Museum. Don't forget to enquire about guided tours and special events. If you've got the time, also check out the Kamakura Kitchoan Museum and the Kamakura City Kawakita Film Museum.

Some travellers are art lovers, while others haven't even glanced at a painting since they were kids. No matter which category you fall into, you're certain to find something in the stunning, surprising and sometimes challenging pieces at the Kamakura Museum of National Treasures and the Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura and Hayama.

Don't just read about history, discover it with your own eyes at the Kamakura National Treasure Museum! Here you'll be treated to a fascinating look into the characters and events that have helped shape the region throughout the years.

If you're keen to see some history-filled attractions, the Tomb of Minamoto no Yoritomo and the Yoshiya Nobuko Memorial are great places to begin. If you have spare time, the Kaburaki Kiyokata Memorial Art Museum is also worth stopping by.

Whatever your beliefs, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at the Great Buddha and the Engakuji. Want to take a deeper look into Kamakura's cultural identity? Continue on to the Kotokuin Temple and Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine.

Lover's Hill / Bell of Ryuren deserves to be at the top of your travel schedule. It's one of the most visited local landmarks, and it makes for a fantastic holiday snap!

Standing where the land meets the sea, Enoshima Sea Candle has been a guiding beacon for all sorts of vessels through the years. It's also the perfect spot to practise your photography!

Kamakura is also home to some less frequented attractions, such as the Kamakura City Library. The Kamakura Performing Arts Center is also worth the trip.

Hotels in Kamakura

You'll jump out of bed with a smile if you opt to stay at one of our top-rated accommodations, such as the Kamakura Prince Hotel and Hotel Wing International Shonan-Fujisawa.