14-seat HiAce
- Up to 13 passengers
- approx. 8 large suitcases
Kyoto is only about an hour from Osaka. With a private bus your group visits its famous temples in one relaxed day — and is back in Osaka for dinner.
Leave Osaka at 8:00, start with the vermilion gates of Fushimi Inari before the crowds, continue to Kiyomizu-dera and the old streets of Higashiyama, have lunch, then visit Kinkaku-ji or the bamboo grove of Arashiyama before returning to Osaka in the early evening.
All of this fits within the 10-hour package. Add Nara or Uji on the way for a longer day.
Kyoto has narrow streets around many temples and designated coach parking areas. A 45- or 60-seat coach works well for large groups, while a 14-seat HiAce or 29-seat minibus can stop closer to the sights and saves walking time for smaller groups.
We plan drop-off and pick-up points with your driver so your group spends its time sightseeing rather than walking to the bus.
Trains between Osaka and Kyoto are fast, but moving a group through Osaka and Kyoto stations, onto city buses and between temples takes time. A charter bus takes everyone door to door, keeps the group together and carries bags and shopping.
Reference prices published by OlaChill. Expressway tolls, parking and driver lodging are extra. Your written quotation confirms the final price.
About 60–70 minutes from central Osaka to central Kyoto via the Meishin Expressway, longer at peak times such as autumn weekends.
Yes. A one-way charter with sightseeing on the way is a popular option when your group moves hotels from Osaka to Kyoto.
Cherry blossom season (late March to early April) and autumn leaves (mid-November to early December). Book early and start early for these periods.