Tours
Three Bears Travel’s Tours offer flexible, private travel experiences across China and Japan, designed for travellers who value depth, comfort, and personalised service. From focused city stays to extended multi-city journeys, our tours are fully customised to match your interests, pace, and travel style.
Our China and Japan tours cover a wide range of destinations, from iconic capitals and historic cities to scenic regions and cultural heartlands. Whether you’re exploring a single city in depth or travelling across multiple regions, every itinerary is thoughtfully designed to create a smooth, well-balanced journey with meaningful local experiences.
All of our tours are private and confirmed from just 2 travellers. You’ll travel with your own guide and, where appropriate, private transport, enjoying complete flexibility without fixed schedules or group compromises. This approach allows you to experience each destination at your own pace, with the freedom to focus on what matters most to you.
In our China tours, range from immersive city experiences in Beijing, Shanghai, Xi’an, Chengdu, and Guilin to longer routes connecting China’s ancient capitals, dramatic landscapes, and regional cultures. In Japan tours, our itineraries link vibrant cities such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima with regional journeys through areas like Nara, Kanazawa, or Shirakwa-go, combining classic highlights with modern attractions and seasonal experiences.
Supported by experienced local teams and carefully coordinated logistics, every tour runs smoothly from start to finish. From accommodation and transportation to guided sightseeing and cultural activities, we handle the details so you can travel with confidence and ease.
Whether you’re planning a short city escape, a themed journey, or a comprehensive tour across China or Japan, our private tours are designed to deliver authentic experiences, thoughtful pacing, and a deeper connection to each destination.
10-Day Splendid China Tour With Zhangjiajie Avatar Mountains
- 10 days from AU$3,340pp
- Shanghai(2N) - Zhangjiajie(2N) - Xi'an(2N) - Beijing(3N)
10-Day Best of China With Pandas
- 10 days from AU$3,280pp
- Beijing(3N) - Xi'an(2N) - Chengdu(2N) - Shanghai(2N)
4-Day Shanghai Orthopaedic & Specialist Consultation & Cultural Experience Tour
- 4 days from AU$1,490pp
- Shanghai(3N)
14-Day China Health & Wellness Discovery Tour--Shanghai Health Focus
- 14 days from AU$5,090pp
- Shanghai(3N) - Guilin(4N) - Xi'an(3N) - Beijing(3N)
5-Day Guilin Post-Treatment Recovery & Wellness Tour
- 5 days from AU$1,970pp
- Guilin(3N) - Yangshuo(1N)
Guilin Wellness & Medical Discovery Journey – Sleep, Balance & Nature (7 Days)
- 7 days from AU$2,550pp
- Guilin(6N)
Xi'an 5-Day 4-Night Imperial Tour: Terracotta Army, City Wall & Tang Dynasty Elegance
- 5 days from AU$1,670pp
- Xi'an(4N)
14 Day China Wellness & Cultural Discovery
- 14 days from AU$5,110pp
- Shanghai(2N) - Guilin(5N) - Xi'an(3N) - Beijing(3N)
5-Day HeNan Song-style & Yuntai Scenery Tour | Cultural Adventure
- 5 days from AU$1,900pp
- Zhengzhou(3N) - Luoyang(1N)
Travel FAQS
We fully recognize the high standard of Australia’s healthcare system. Our partnered top-tier Chinese hospitals, including Grade A tertiary hospitals and JCI-accredited institutions, meet international medical standards for numerous specialist treatments and elective procedures. Key advantages include no long waiting lists for elective care, access to advanced clinical technologies, and extensive clinical experience of medical teams in handling complex cases.
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Japan: Tap water is generally safe to drink nationwide.
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China: Tap water is not recommended. Use bottled or filtered water.
Processing times vary depending on your nationality and visa type. We recommend applying at least 1–2 months in advance and checking official websites for current timelines.
Most travelers require a visa or electronic travel authorization to enter Japan or China. Please check the official government websites for the most up-to-date information:
- Japan visa information: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
- China visa information: Under China’s 2026 visa-free policy, passport holders from a growing list of eligible countries may enter China without a visa for stays of up to 30 days for tourism, business, visiting family, cultural exchange and certain short-term purposes. This arrangement is currently extended through the end of 2026. Chinese Visa Application Service
Our service does not end when you leave China. We will provide you with detailed medical reports in both Chinese and English, summarizing your diagnosis, treatment process and follow-up recommendations. After you return to Australia, our team will continue to provide remote support throughout your recovery period—we will answer any questions you may have about your treatment or recovery, and assist you with relevant health management matters as needed.
- Carry a basic travel health kit including painkillers, antiseptics, motion sickness remedies, and any personal prescriptions.
- In Japan, hospitals and clinics accept international visitors; English-speaking services are available in major cities.
- In China, large hospitals in cities often have international departments, but outside urban areas, English may be limited. Consider travel insurance that covers medical evacuation.
- Three Bears Travel support: You can contact your guide or our 24/7 customer service team (support@threebearstravel.com.au) anytime for assistance locating medical care or handling emergencies.
All travellers are limited to bring one suitcase (up to 20kg) and one piece of hand luggage (up to 5kg).
Please refer to the relevant tour page for further details and airline-specific rules.
Group tours consist of travellers who have booked the same itinerary on the same departure date. Minimum traveller requirements, where applicable, are listed on each tour page.
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