Rent a holiday apartment in Okayama Prefecture

Anyone looking to rent a holiday apartment in Okayama Prefecture should begin by choosing a landscape. Okayama Prefecture is located in Japan’s Chūgoku region on Honshū and also includes islands in the Seto Inland Sea. It combines mountainous areas in the north with rivers, the coast of the Seto Inland Sea and numerous islands. So if you would like to book a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel, first decide whether your trip should focus more on the coast and islands or on mountainous areas and river landscapes.

The landscape determines your search focus

When searching for a holiday apartment or holiday home, you should first establish which landscape focus will shape your trip. The coast and islands lead to a different search focus than mountainous areas and river landscapes. This decision provides a clear basis before you compare individual accommodation offers.

Nature between national and prefectural nature parks

The natural scenery of the prefecture includes parts of the Setonaikai and Daisen-Oki National Parks, as well as several prefectural nature parks. Those who wish to travel with a focus on nature can consider this regional landscape as a separate focus alongside the coast, islands, mountainous areas and rivers.

Cultural and park connections in the wider Okayama area

In the wider Okayama area, Okayama Castle and Ajitsukasa Nomura Park are part of the nearby cultural and park surroundings. If you would like to include this cultural and park connection in your trip, you can specifically compare accommodations in the wider Okayama area. In this way, a culture- and park-focused search complements the decision between the coast, islands, mountainous areas or river landscapes.

Find a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel

Compare holiday apartments, holiday homes and hotels based on the landscape or cultural and park focus you have chosen for your trip. Those who wish to compare the broader travel setting can also explore Japan.

Further guidance

For further guidance, you can open the following pages individually: Asakuchi, Hayashima, Kagamino, Kurashiki, Maniwa, Mimasaka, Nishiawakura, Okayama, Setouchi, Tamano and Tsuyama.