Princess CruisesDiamond Princess

Obsidian Peak – Nagasaki, Busan & Keelung

Round trip from Yokohama🇯🇵

16 nights

Sailed

Prices

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Port photos

Yokohama, Japan

Photo by Takashi Kato on Unsplash

Nagasaki, Japan

Photo by Tayawee Supan on Unsplash

No photos yetKochi
Yokohama, Japan

Photo by Yu Kato on Unsplash

Keelung, Taiwan

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No photos yetIshigaki
No photos yetNaha
Yokohama, Japan

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About this cruise

A 16-night round trip from Yokohama, sailing on the afternoon of 15 September. It calls at Nagasaki, Busan, Kochi, Shimizu, Yokohama, Keelung (until midnight), Ishigaki and Naha, with seven days at sea along the way. The stops are in Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, and calls last 6 to 13 hours. Typical highs for the time of year run from 25°C in Busan to 29°C in Naha (77 to 84°F). You're back in Yokohama at 6:30 AM on 1 October. Diamond Princess (2004) carries up to 2,706 guests on 16 decks and has 12 restaurants, 7 of them included in the fare.

Itinerary

Day 1 –

Yokohama🇯🇵

· Depart 3:00 PM

Embark
Day 2 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 3 –

Nagasaki🇯🇵

· Arrive 10:00 AM · depart 7:00 PM

Port day
Day 4 –

Busan🇰🇷

· Arrive 7:00 AM · depart 4:00 PM

Port day
Day 5 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 6 –

Kochi🇯🇵

· Arrive 7:00 AM · depart 5:00 PM

Port day
Day 7 –

Shimizu🇯🇵

· Arrive 1:00 PM · depart 7:00 PM

Port day
Day 8 –

Yokohama🇯🇵

· Arrive 6:30 AM · depart 3:00 PM

Port day
Day 9 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 10 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 11 –

Keelung🇹🇼

· Arrive 11:00 AM · depart 11:59 PM

Port day
Day 12 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 13 –

Ishigaki🇯🇵

· Arrive 7:00 AM · depart 3:30 PM

Port day
Day 14 –

Naha🇯🇵

· Arrive 8:30 AM · depart 7:00 PM

Port day
Day 15 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 16 –
Sea day

Sea day
Day 17 –

Yokohama🇯🇵

· Arrive 6:30 AM

Disembark

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