The great torii of Itsukushima Shrine at high tide, Miyajima

Haydi (say HIGH-dee) is Turkish for let's go

Tell us about the holiday you want. Haydi will plan every day for you.

Tell us about the holiday you have in mind in a few sentences. In about two minutes, you’ll have a route, suggested nights in each place, hotels picked to suit your trip, daily plans and places to eat. The practical details are there too, including trains, luggage and a budget. It all comes together on your own trip page, ready to share with whoever’s coming along. You can make the big decisions together and keep track of what you’re spending as you book.

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More than a plan

The plan is the start. This is what makes it yours.

Haydi is not a chat that forgets. Everything below ships with every trip, from the day it is written.

01

A page you can share

Your trip lives at its own web address. Send the link to anyone, and switch it off the moment you want to.

02

Ask the room

Put any call to a poll. Everyone you invite votes from the same page, and you watch the tally build.

03

Invite your people

Co-travellers can read the plan or edit it with you. Booking details stay inside the group.

04

The budget, tracked

One tracker shows what is booked, what is left and who has paid what, with actual spend beside the estimate.

05

Made for the road

Travel mode turns the page into a phone guide that works with no signal. Calendar feeds for every device.

06

In your language

Read the trip in English, Turkish, Chinese, Japanese, German or Spanish.

See Haydi at work

See how one paragraph becomes a whole trip.

In just over a minute: one request becomes a whole trip, then sharing, polls, the booking tracker, budget and Travel mode take it from plan to holiday.

Watch it build

You write a paragraph. It builds the trip in front of you.

The route first, then the days, then the details. About two minutes, and there is nothing left for you to finish off.

Reading what you wrote
Choosing your bases
Working out how many nights each place is worth
Reading the hotel reviews
Checking when the trains open for booking
Finding the luggage forwarding cut-off
Pricing it out
Writing up the reasons

What comes out

Not a starting point. A finished plan.

01

The route, decided.

Six bases, fourteen nights, no one-night stays. Why each place earned its nights.

02

A reason behind every day.

Three to five things, a dinner, and the key decision for the day. Kyoto starts early on purpose.

03

The things nobody tells you.

Luggage forwarding step by step. Which train system opens when. What the subway doesn't do.

Thatched farmhouses of Shirakawa-go

A trip, not a list

Read one Key decision and you'll see the difference.

Most planners hand you attractions. Haydi hands you decisions.

  • No coach tour on the Shirakawa-go day, because the bus plus your own feet keeps the afternoon.
  • No rail pass by default, because point-to-point is cheaper on this route.
  • Three nights in Kyoto, not two, because the mornings are the point.

Convenience module

Luggage forwarding, Kanazawa to Kyoto

  1. Day 6, 10:30Hand both cases to the Kanazawa front desk. Same-day cut-off, no exceptions.
  2. Day 6, 10:40Pay at the desk, 2,000 to 3,000 yen a case, cash. Keep both tracking slips.
  3. Day 6 to 8Day pack only through Shirakawa-go and Takayama. Two nights without the cases.
  4. Day 8Cases reach the Kyoto hotel. Ask at reception, not the concierge desk.

Checked 13/07/2026 · Yamato Hands-free Travel

Yours

A page of your own, and one you will actually want to send around.

Your trip lives at its own web address. Share it, invite whoever is coming, print it if you like. On the day you leave, it turns into a phone guide that still works when there is no signal.

haydiholidays.com/japan-in-may
Japan in MayTwo people
RouteBasesOn the groundLuggageBudget
Today
Kyoto, Japan

Days 8 to 10 · 2 Jun to 4 Jun 2027

Kyoto

京都

Day 9 · Kyoto · Thu 3 Jun

Higashiyama and tea

  • Kiyomizu-dera near opening, before the coaches
  • Sannenzaka, Ninenzaka, Yasaka Pagoda, Kodai-ji
  • Dinner: obanzai counter in Gion, book two days out

Key decision: three nights in Kyoto, not two. The mornings are the point.

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Preferred

NOHGA Hotel Kiyomizu Kyoto

Google 4.6 ★ · 1,008 reviews · as at 13/07/2026

4-450-1 Gojobashi-higashi, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto

The most culturally aligned hotel, close to Higashiyama with early access to Kiyomizu before the crowds arrive.

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haydiholidays.com/japan-in-may?k=view

How it works

Three steps, and one of them is packing.

1

Say where, who, how long, how fast, how much.

Type it in a paragraph, or answer six questions.

2

Watch it build.

Route first, then the days, then the details. Under two minutes.

3

Make it yours.

Move dates, swap hotels, drop a city, ask for alternatives. Share it, settle the big calls together, take it offline. Go.

Checked, dated, sourced

We show our working.

Every price, hour, phone number and link carries the date it was checked and where it came from. Estimates say estimate. Forecasts say risk, not certainty. Because a wrong opening day ruins a holiday faster than no plan at all.

Showcase

See what a paragraph becomes.

Open a trip and read one day, start to finish. Showcased trips carry Day 1 to Day N, never the travellers' dates or names.

Kiyomizu-dera, Kyoto

Day 1 to Day 15 · Complete

Japan, traditional culture

Six bases, rail first, no one-night stays. Two people.

A$14,151 incl. flights · estimate, dated

Photo: sub_lime79, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Day 1 to Day 11 · Being built

Greece, islands not parties

Two islands, one city, ferries rather than flights. Two people.

A$9k band · being written

Photo: Petar Milošević, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Day 1 to Day 22 · Being built

Italy with two kids

Trains not hire cars, a rest morning every base. Family of four.

A$18k band · being written

Photo: Andre Hospers, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

Day 1 to Day 13 · Being built

Vietnam, north to south

Street food most nights, one splurge night. Two people.

Value band · being written

First 50 sign-ups

The first 50 people plan their first trip free.

The first fifty people to sign up get a complete Haydi trip at no cost, in return for telling us the truth about it. Once the fifty are taken, that is that.

We ask for three things in return: a rating on each day once you have travelled it, a fifteen minute call about what did not work, and permission to ask whether your trip can appear in the showcase.

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One free trip per person, with every feature and the full editing window. We ask for feedback, not money.

Questions

Six questions people always ask.

Does Haydi book anything?

No. It plans, links, tracks and reminds. You book with the airline, hotel or operator directly, or we point you to the right official site. Your money never passes through us.

How accurate is it?

Facts are checked against official sources and dated. Hotel ratings are Google's, with an "as at" date. Prices are benchmarks with the date and channel we searched, not quotes.

Can I change it?

Everything. Change the dates and the trip moves with them. Change the nights in a base and the affected days are written again. Any single day can be rewritten on request.

Can other people see it?

Only if you share it. Your page is private. A share link is view-only. Co-travellers you invite can edit. Booking details are only ever visible to signed-in members of the trip.

What destinations?

Anywhere. Japan is the first worked example, and every trip is held to that standard.

What does it cost?

Nothing for the first fifty people to sign up. After that, a one off fee per trip, told to you before it applies.