Yokosuka: Boat Trip to Natural Island and Naval Port Cruise
ID: GYG585894-990806
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País: Ecuador
Duração:
06:30 horas
Descrição
Explore the historic sites on an uninhabited island by ferry. After having a delicious local lunch, embark on an unforgettable journey on a Naval port cruise.
In the morning, we visit the war historical sites on the only natural island in Tokyo Bay. The remains of the facilities, such as the brick tunnel, the barracks, and power magazines used by the old Japanese military. Walk in the forest, overlooking Tokyo Bay collecting shells on the sandy beach on the island.
After returning from the island, we have lunch at the Port Market by the sea, choosing from a variety of menus. Then, we wander down Dobuita Street to discover military goods and Japanese souvenirs.
The final treat is a harbor cruise, where we view the battleships and submarines of the American Navy and Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Forces.
Destaques
- Ride the ferry to Sarushima Island.
- Adventures on Sarushima Island.
- Eating local food at Port Market.
- Join the cruise of naval port.
Idiomas de guia
INFORMAÇÕES IMPORTANTES
Ferry and cruise services are subject to weather conditions (The guide will contact you the day before.)
Meet at 9:40 am at Yokosuka-chūō station, outside the east Exit, Keihin Kyuko Line.
NÃO INCLUÍDO
- lunch & drinks
- Tickets for Naval Port Cruise. Adult￥1.000, Child ¥,500
- Round-trip ferry tickets to Sarushima Island. Adult￥2,000, Child￥1,000
- Transportation fee (for yourself)
Quando devo reservar?
Para garantir a disponibilidade, reserve o mais cedo possível. A reserva antecipada vale a pena considerar especialmente se você estiver planejando a viagem durante a alta temporada, como feriados ou fins de semana.
Cancelamentos
Esta excursão você pode cancelar sem custo até 24 horas antes do início da viagem. Se você cancelar após 24 horas ou não comparecer à excursão, ainda será cobrado o preço total da atividade. Chegar atrasado na coleta ou partida será considerado como não comparecimento.
