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Booked before you sailThere is no tour desk at the pier. Whatever you want guided, you book it at home — so here is the whole shelf, priced, rated, and with our view on which calls actually need one.
Three honest tests. If a day fails all three, walk it and keep the money.
Anything more than about an hour from the berth eats a short call alive. A driver who knows the road is the difference between seeing it and seeing the car park.
A shrine, a battlefield, a craft workshop. Without someone to tell you what you are looking at, you are looking at a building.
Private homes, tea rooms, workshops, some festivals. A booking is the door, not a convenience.
Everything else in Yokohama — the market, the castle grounds, the main street, the bowl of whatever the port is famous for — you can do on your own feet with our day builder. We say so on each port's DIY-or-book verdict too.
Sorted by how many people have actually been and said something afterwards. Prices are the operator's "from" price per person and move with the season.
5.0★ · 76 reviews · 300From US$162 per person.
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5.0★ · 37 reviews · 480From US$481 per person.
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5.0★ · 35 reviews · 90From US$58 per person.
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5.0★ · 29 reviewsFrom US$580 per person.
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5.0★ · 28 reviews · 270From US$1004 per person.
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5.0★ · 21 reviews · 480From US$156 per person.
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5.0★ · 18 reviewsFrom US$130 per person.
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5.0★ · 17 reviews · 240From US$45 per person.
See it on Viator →Booking through these links costs you nothing extra and pays for this site. We do not take money to rank anything, and we leave out the ones we would not send a friend on.
Our own ten for this port already mark which ones we think are worth handing to a guide. Here is the reasoning.
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