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Nagasaki Private Tour by Car from Sasebo Port
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Nagasaki Private Tour by Car from Sasebo Port

A private car from Sasebo port to Nagasaki and back, six or eight hours, with the Atomic Bomb Museum, Peace Park, Glover Garden and Mt Inasa on a route you can change.

US$320 each · US$640 for two · needs an 8h call · Pickup at the pier · New listing · 1 review

Most listings: no payment today, free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Prices are the operator's "from" price as of .

Why this one

Why we would book it for you

  1. The operator says it is designed for cruise guests, meets you in the arrival hall with a name sign, and the car, admissions, water and in-car Wi-Fi are included.
  2. Nagasaki is a long train ride from Sasebo and nothing in this guide's own plans reaches it; a car is the only way the city fits a day call.
  3. One review, five stars, and free cancellation 24 hours ahead.

Best for: Passengers for whom Nagasaki's story is the reason for the cruise, on a 9-hour call or longer.

The clock

Your day, on the 08:50–18:00 call most ships here keep

Times are the window the fitting calls on the official schedule use. Your ship's daily programme wins.

  1. 08:50Alongside. Half an hour to get off the ship.
  2. 09:20Off the ship. Pickup at the pier.
  3. 17:20The tour ends (8 hours). Head back to the gangway.
  4. 17:00Be back at the gangway. This window is 20 minutes short: ask the operator to start earlier or finish at the terminal.
  5. 17:30All-aboard (usually 30 minutes before departure at 18:00).

Fits 15 upcoming calls on the official schedule, including Adora Mediterranea (10/13), Eastern Venus (10/16), Adora Mediterranea (10/17).

Think twice

What could go wrong

Only one review. Meals are not included, and the six stops are 30 minutes each, so it is a survey rather than a visit. Choose the six-hour version on the usual nine-hour call; the eight-hour one needs a 10-hour call.

Quick answers

Before you book

What if our ship is late?

The operator's own cancellation terms: "For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time." Tell the guide your all-aboard time when you book and again when you meet; a late arrival is the time to use that margin, not to shorten the hour before all-aboard.

Do we pay now?

Most Viator listings let you reserve now and pay later, and cancel free up to 24 hours before the start. The listing says which applies to this one.

Where exactly do we meet?

Pickup at the pier. The operator's words: Arrival hall at the Sasebo terminal, driver with a name sign. Pickup is offered; ask for the cruise terminal when you book.

Is it all right for someone who walks slowly?

Only one review. Meals are not included, and the six stops are 30 minutes each, so it is a survey rather than a visit. Choose the six-hour version on the usual nine-hour call; the eight-hour one needs a 10-hour call.

Booked through Viator (a Tripadvisor company). We earn a commission; you pay the same price. It never decides what we recommend, which is why the think-twice section is there.