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    Hubbard Glacier & Wilderness Explorer

    Glaciar Hubbard, Alaska

    Duración 2 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    Cruise remarkably close to Hubbard Glacier for the ultimate look at this huge river of ice that has the distinction of being North America’s largest tidewater glacier. After boarding the boat directly from the cruise ship in the mouth of Disenchantment Bay, you will settle into the heated cabin with large windows that provide excellent viewing. The vessel also features a shallow draft, allowing it to easily cruise around the icebergs near the face of the glacier, which is hundreds of feet high above the waterline. Hubbard Glacier is nicknamed the Galloping Glacier because at times it advances several feet a day. Few natural sights are quite so spectacular as when large chunks of ice calve – or break off – from the glacier with a thundering roar. The naturalist guide will describe the glacier’s characteristics in fascinating detail, as well as the wildlife, which includes harbor seals, bald eagles, orcas and even humpback whales.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • See Hubbard Glacier up close from the comfort of a heated, expedition-style boat.
    • Behold the sheer face of the glacier, which soars hundreds of feet above the waterline.
    • Hear compelling commentary about Hubbard Glacier from the naturalist guide.
    • Look for harbor seals, orcas and humpback whales, which inhabit the surrounding waters.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.

    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Little walking Is required; however, participants must be able to negotiate transit of a narrow, moderately steep gangway with only minor assistance to embark and disembark the tour vessel.
    • Adultos desde: $299.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $239.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 2 horas
    ACTIVIDAD 3
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    Ali'i Collection - Turtles & Tacos

    Kahului, Maui

    Duración 3 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    Embark on a mid-morning escape aboard a luxurious catamaran for a perfect blend of adventure and indulgence. Skip the early wake-up call and snorkel at one of Maui’s top spots, home to native Hawaiian Honu (Green Sea Turtles). Swim alongside these graceful creatures from a respectful distance as they drift over vibrant coral reefs. Relax onboard with the premium amenities of our catamaran, including freshwater showers, shaded cabin seating, and relaxing bow nets. Savor a tropical taco bar featuring island-inspired flavors like huli chicken, kalua pork, and jackfruit topped with Maui Gold pineapple slaw. Sip handcrafted cocktails, local spirits, and refreshing Maui Brewing Company beers while soaking in the beauty of Hawaii’s crystal-clear waters.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Enjoy a 3-hour luxury snorkeling experience featuring a gourmet tropical taco bar.
    • Snorkel at a local favorite location like Turtle Town or the Pali Coast.
    • Sip seasonal specialty cocktails, Maui Brew Co. beers, and local spirits from the open bar.
    • Enjoy complimentary snorkel gear, flotation devices, and local reef-safe sunscreen.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Bring a swimsuit, and any additional sun protection needed.
    • Wear comfortable, non-slip footwear for boarding, with the option to go barefoot on deck.

    Need to Know:

    Note: Tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. This experience may include guests not affiliated with the cruise line. Includes in-water activities and snorkeling, but sailing is weather-dependent. Towels & sunscreen provided. Snorkeling equipment provided. Waiver must be signed. Participants must be at least 21 years of age to consume alcohol.
    • Adultos desde: $299.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $259.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 3 horas
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Refrigerio
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    White Pass Railway, Klondike Gold Fields & Panning

    Skagway, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 5 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    At the White Pass & Yukon Route Depot, board a vintage railcar for a ride up the White Pass Summit. View at the incredible scenery as your train ascends dramatic mountains and your guide shares colorful stories and the history of the gold rush. Marvel at the waterfalls, tunnels and historic sites you pass on your journey to the summit of the White Pass and beyond. In Fraser, disembark the train and board a motorcoach for a dramatic journey past the Tormented Valley and Pitchfork Falls en route to Skagway. Your Driver-Guide will regale with a colorful account of the history of Klondike Gold Rush. Scenic views of the surrounding mountains, waterfalls, and glaciers may be captured during photo stops when weather conditions allow. Stop at Alaska 360 where you will learn the art of gold panning and practice your technique in warm-water troughs. Gold is guaranteed in every pan! Haul your treasure into the Gold Shack and have it weighed. Then, browse a collection of gold nugget jewelry and discover unique, souvenirs in the gift shop. Finally returning to your ship with your loot and newly acquired "gold fever."

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Enjoy several scenic stops along the route to capture glaciers, waterfalls, and panoramic mountain vistas.
    • Depart from the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Depot aboard a classic railcar for a breathtaking ascent to the White Pass Summit.
    • Experience awe-inspiring views of rugged mountains, waterfalls, tunnels, and historic landmarks, while your guide shares captivating tales of the Klondike Gold Rush.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress warmly in layered clothing.
    • Wear comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: All guests must carry a valid passport as this tour will be crossing both U.S. and Canadian borders. Guests will be getting on and off the coach multiple times for photo stops and should be able to navigate the four steps on/off the coach without assistance. Manual wheelchairs can be used and stored under the coach while on the transport.
    • Adultos desde: $299.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $229.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 5 horas
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Pasaporte
    • Recomendado para la familia
    • Accesibilidad limitada
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    Big Nugget

    Skagway, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 4 1/2 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    Experience life in the days of the Klondike Gold Rush through activities that defined Alaska in the late 1890s. Upon arriving in Dredge Town, a replica of typical gold rush community, you will watch a sled dog demonstration and interact with puppies that will eventually pull sleds for the famed Iditarod annual competition. You will also learn to pan gold and extract gold nuggets from a stream with a water sluice much like those that the prospectors used. You can then bring your pay dirt to the assayer’s office to determine its value. The gold will be yours to keep. A hearty barbecue lunch and the chance to make a dessert of s’mores over a campfire follows. An enlightening tour of Dredge Town adds even more depth to your understanding of the mania that fueled the Klondike Gold Rush.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Visit a musher’s camp and watch sled dogs demonstrate their strength and stamina.
    • Interact with the sled dogs, including the puppies.
    • Pan for gold nuggets like the prospectors did in the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898.
    • Enjoy a barbecue lunch and make s’mores over a campfire.
    • Tour Dredge Town for a deeper understanding of life during the gold rush.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking. Tour is wheelchair/Scooter accessible. Service/guide animals are allowed on this tour. However, the service/guide animal will not be allowed to enter the dog musher’s area. Please note that the tour includes a sled dog demonstration by an Iditarod musher, but the guests do not get to ride on the sled. Guests do get the same kind of interaction with the dogs & of course the puppies as on other tours just without the ride. Casual clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. Dress in layers.
    • Adultos desde: $209.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $179.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 4 1/2 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
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    • Accesibilidad
    • Comida
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    Scenic Juneau & Hatchery

    Juneau, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 2 1/4 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    Your journey begins with a narrated tour of downtown Juneau, highlighting the city’s landmarks and rich cultural past as you head towards the Mendenhall Valley. Your first stop is the historic Brotherhood Bridge, where you’ll enjoy spectacular views of the valley and, weather permitting, the Mendenhall Glacier off in the distance. This bridge holds significant cultural and historical importance, symbolizing the bridging of the gap between Native and Non-Native communities and overcoming racial tensions. Adorned with ten bronze medallions featuring the Alaska Native Brotherhood (ANB) crest, sculpted by Roy Peratrovich Jr. in honor of the ANB’s 50th anniversary, the bridge depicts the two great Tlingit moieties—Eagle and Raven—emphasizing the ANB’s foundational role in their shared heritage. Afterward your drive takes you to Juneau's Macaulay Salmon Hatchery and Visitor Center. There you will learn the value of ocean ranching to Juneau's commercial and sport fishing industries and the hatchery's role in keeping the area salmon population at sustainable levels.

    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: Fish will return to Macaulay Salmon Hatchery to spawn mid-July through September. Lift buses are not able to accommodate Motorized Scooters, however manual wheelchairs can be used. This tour operates under a special use permit issued by the U.S. Forest Service.
    • Adultos desde: $129.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $89.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 2 1/4 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Accesibilidad
    • Recomendado para la familia
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    Endicott Arm & Glacier Explorer

    Juneau, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 5 horas

    Experience up-close views of the stunning Dawes Glacier while exploring Endicott Arm in comfort aboard a high-speed expedition vessel. The adventure begins as soon as your board our custom-built expedition vessel directly from your cruise ship. The vessel will travers the rugged glacier carved arm studded with towering cliffs and waterfalls while learning about the Fords Terror Wilderness and its unique ecosystem. Relax in the warm, spacious cabin, surrounded by large windows as your experienced captain guides you past shimmering icebergs. The singular maneuverability of this vessel will allow you to get as close as possible to the ever-changing face of the Dawes Glacier. From the topside observation decks, you will be able to enjoy this unforgettable experience with all your senses. While exploring the length of this ice-carved fjord you will cruise beneath cliffs that rise high above the jade-colored waters. There will be stops along the way to view and photograph wildlife when present. Species you might see include, harbor seals, bald eagles, mountain goats and the occasional bear.

    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: The vessel used for this tour pulls up alongside the cruise ship right before the cruise ship leaves port. Tour is approximately 5 hours, dependent on ice conditions, and returns to the ship at the entry of Endicott Arm. We recommend participants bring a warm jacket, hat and gloves to wear on the observation deck. In the event that unpredictable and ever-changing ice conditions preclude the vessel from entering the upper reaches of Endicott Arm, and preclude views of Dawes Glacier, the tour will be modified to explore the surrounding area and search for potential wildlife. Due to diminishing daylight and ice condition this tour is not available in early May or mid to late August. This tour is not wheelchair accessible; guest must be able to navigate narrow, moving gangways, steps, and ramps with little to no assistance. There is no lift or elevator available to assist. Vessel cannot accommodate wheelchairs, or scooters. Strollers and walkers are not permitted on the gangway. Wildlife sightings are frequent but not guaranteed. Beer, wine, additional snacks and Alaskan-made retails products are available for purchase. US Dollars and credit cards accepted. Tour does not include a meal.
    • Adultos desde: $279.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $199.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 5 horas
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Recomendado para la familia
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    Panoramic Seattle & Pike Place Market

    Seattle, Washington, EE.UU.

    Duración 2 1/2 hs.

    OVERVIEW
    Discover the panoramic beauty and must-see highlights of Seattle in just a few hours, leaving time to explore the destinations you find most intriguing later on your own. Your introduction to the city will begin with a photo stop at the Space Needle, an icon since being built for the 1962 World’s Fair. You will also see CenturyLink Field, the sports stadium for Seattle’s professional football and soccer teams, and Pioneer Square, the city’s oldest neighborhood. The term “skid row” was coined in this now-elegant district, a reference to the logged trees that were once slid down greased skids to the sawmill. There will be plenty more to explore in Pike Place Market, the city’s oldest and largest farmers market. Don’t miss the “flying fish,” a spectacle in which the fishmongers toss even large fish to each other to save steps and entertain the onlookers. The original Starbucks is also in the market.


    HIGHLIGHTS
    • See Seattle’s highlights in just a few hours, leaving you with a great overview of the city.
    • Pause for photos at the Space Needle and pass by Seattle’s modern sports stadium.
    • Gain a historical perspective at Pioneer Square and the city’s oldest farmers market.

    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking mainly at the guest's discretion. It is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can both make their way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. Cancellations made within 3 days or less are subject to a 100% cancellation penalty.
    • Adultos desde: $119.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $99.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 2 1/2 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Accesibilidad limitada
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    Seattle By Land & Sea

    Seattle, Washington, EE.UU.

    Duración 3 3/4 hs.

    OVERVIEW
    Enjoy two unique perspectives of Seattle: from high above the city on the Space Needle and from sea level while cruising Elliott Bay. After riding an elevator up the exterior of the Space Needle, you will arrive at the observation deck, 520 feet above the ground. The views will be spectacular, as you look out over Seattle, Mount Rainer, Puget Sound and the Cascades and Olympic mountain ranges. For the ultimate view straight down, walk along the Loupe, the tower’s rotating glass floor, the only one in the world. The Space Needle is so iconic that Seattle designated it an official landmark. The sights of the city from Elliott Bay will be just as remarkable, but from an entirely different perspective. As you cruise along, you will see lush coastal parks, the edge of historical Pioneer Square and the Seattle Great Wheel, once the tallest Ferris wheel on the west coast. Your cruise ship will also be in sight.


    HIGHLIGHTS
    • Enjoy the ultimate view of Seattle and beyond from atop the soaring Space Needle.
    • Look straight down 500 feet through the Space Needle’s rotating glass floor.
    • Cruise through Elliott Bay, admiring the sights along the western shore of Seattle.

    Need to Know:

    Note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking mainly at the guest's discretion. It is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can both make their way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. Cancellations made within 3 days or less are subject to a 100% cancellation penalty.
    • Adultos desde: $239.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $189.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 3 3/4 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 2
    • Accesibilidad limitada
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    Best Of Sitka

    Sitka, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 3 1/2 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    This unique Alaska excursion explores the historical highlights of this former "Russian" capital city and includes a wildlife tour through the Alaska Raptor Center, a guided walk-through Sitka National Historical Park, and a visit to Fortress of the Bear. The Raptor Center operates with bird care professionals assisted by volunteers to rescue birds, provide them with rehabilitative care and hopefully release them back into the wild. After your introduction to the center, time will be available to view the flight center, clinic window and gift shop. Guests can also stroll the outside deck habitat areas for an up-close look at bald eagles, owls, hawks, and other birds of prey in residence. Next, you'll visit the Sitka National Historical Park, where the 1804 "Battle of Alaska", was fought. The park hosts totem lined trails, cultural exhibits, and carving rooms where Native Alaskan artisans demonstrate their totemic art form. The final stop is visiting the Fortress of the Bear, which allows you to get within 25 feet of Alaska’s brown and black bears in a naturalized setting. You will enjoy observing 3 populations of bears from a covered viewing platform and interact with an experienced naturalist.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Get an up-close look at a variety of birds of a prey at the Alaska Raptor Center.
    • Photograph Alaskan brown and black bears up close at a rescue facility.
    • Delve into the history of Sitka at a park that recounts the watershed Battle of 1804.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: The order of sites visited may be reversed. At the end of the tour, all guests will have the option to be dropped off in town to explore Sitka on their own. Lift buses are not able to accommodate Motorized Scooters, however manual wheelchairs can be used.
    • Adultos desde: $159.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $129.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 3 1/2 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Accesibilidad limitada
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    Whale Watching & Seafood Fest

    Icy Strait Point, Alaska, EE.UU.

    Duración 3 1/2 hs.

    OVERVIEW

    Embark on an unforgettable adventure that combines breathtaking wildlife encounters with traditional Alaskan dishes at a seafood feast. Cruise the pristine waters of Icy Strait, home to one of the highest concentrations of humpback whales in Alaska. Witness these awe-inspiring creatures as they breach, dive, and wave their flukes, showcasing their grace and power. Keep an eye out for playful Dall’s porpoises, towering Steller sea lions, curious harbor seals, and even the occasional pod of orcas. Don’t forget to look to the skies for bald eagles soaring overhead. After your wildlife adventure, return to Icy Strait Point for a feast of Alaskan flavors. Enjoy a hearty meal featuring seasonal shrimp, crab, and Andouille sausage, accompanied by a variety of sides. Finish the experience with a cozy moment around the campfire, roasting marshmallows.

    HIGHLIGHTS

    • Cruise into waters with so many humpback whales.
    • Watch the whales breaching the water’s surface and feeding voraciously.
    • Look for porpoises, sea lions, seals and bald eagles, as well.
    • Feast on classic Alaskan seafood dishes and roast marshmallows around a campfire.


    HELPFUL HINTS

    • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
    • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

    Need to Know:

    Note: Whale sightings can only be guaranteed between April- September. If not, you will receive a refund for the whale watching portion only which they have never had to pay. All guests must be able to manage 2 steps in to the boat and 2 steps to get out of the boat, there will be some gravel and boardwalk surfaces to negotiate in some areas. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests. Weather appropriate clothing and waterproof outer wear, binoculars, sun cap, sunglasses; and flat comfortable non-slip shoes are recommended. Tour order may vary. This tour has a set menu and accommodations cannot be made for special diets.
    • Adultos desde: $299.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $269.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 3 1/2 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
    • Comida
    • Compras
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    Volcanoes National Park

    Hilo, Hawái

    Duración 4 1/2 hs.

    Spectacular volcanoes, craters and steam vents are waiting to be explored at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park that has recently reopened after a period of tumultuous volcanic activity. The landscape of Volcanoes Park has dramatically changed as the floor of the Kilauea crater sunk over 1,500 feet and the overall caldera quadrupled in size and widened by over a square mile. Today, the explosive eruptions, earthquakes and ash clouds have been replaced by remarkable changes in the summit area. The highlights of this exciting tour include visits at each of the following destinations in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park while riding to each stop in comfort on a deluxe motor coach. Walk through the Kilauea Visitors Center to receive information on the Park’s current conditions, view educational exhibits and interact with park rangers. Enjoy unforgettable views of Kilauea from Volcano House, just a short walk across the street. Kilauea’s massive size and scale is realized from this vantage point. Then you’ll be engulfed in rising steam as ground water seeps down to the hot volcanic rocks at the Steam Vents. The area between the edge of Kilauea’s caldera and the outer cliffs are treeless because the extreme heat destroys their roots; only shallow-rooted grasses and other hearty plants survive here. On you return to the pier, visit the Big Island Candies Store. Established in 1977, each of its delectable candies and cookies are hand-crafted in this factory store. View the production process and see what goes into making these world famous Hawaiian treats. All products are made from only freshly roasted Big Island macadamia nuts and pure Kona and Ka‘u coffee from farms on the Big Island. Since its founding, Big Island Candies has continuously introduced new and imaginative products that "wow" both the eyes and taste buds of its growing legion of fans. The Volcanoes National Park Tour is not to be missed and includes round-trip transportation from the pier by deluxe motorcoach.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park has begun multi-year construction program to repair, improve or remove damaged buildings and infrastructure at the summit of Kīlauea. A temporary Visitor Center will be open during the construction project and visitors may encounter delays at the park entrance, temporary area closures, and limited parking. Should any areas of the park be inaccessible or closed during your visit, additional time will be spent at other locations within the park.
    • Adultos desde: $179.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $129.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 4 1/2 hs.
    ACTIVIDAD 1
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    Best Of Hakodate

    Hakodate, Japón

    Duración 8 hs.

    For a quick, yet unforgettable overview of Hakodate from sea level to mountaintop, take this comprehensive tour of Hakodate, enjoying highlights such as a modern observation tower, a historical district and a breathtaking tram ride to the summit of Mount Hakodate.


    Enjoy a brief but scenic drive to soaring Goryokaku Tower, a 350-foot-high observation point that offers sweeping views of the city and beyond. The tower also provides the best vantage point to see Fort Goryokaku, a star-shaped citadel built in the 19th century to protect the city. Today, the fort is a public park.


    Visit the bustling Morning Market, where fresh seafood—from squid to salmon roe to Atka mackerel—is on ice in hundreds of stalls. Locals also come here for fruit, spices and dishes such as domburi rice bowls topped with delicacies such as sea urchin.


    Following a western style lunch at a nearby restaurant, you will travel to the Kanemori red-brick warehouses along the waterfront. Originally constructed for international trade, the warehouses have been converted into an entertainment complex with restaurants, shops and a microbrewery. Here you’ll enjoy nearly 1 hour of free time for independent sightseeing and shopping.


    As another highlight of your tour, hop aboard an aerial tram that will carry you nearly a half mile to the summit of forested Mount Hakodate, an extinct volcano. Weather permitting; the views along the way and from the top are spectacular. At the summit, you’ll also find observation platforms, a cafeteria and a couple of monuments.


    You will also stroll the streets of Motomachi , a district at the foot of the mountains where most foreigners lived after Hakodate was opened to the west in 1854. The district features Western-style houses and streets lined with Japanese Rowan trees. The historical and architectural highlights include a Russian Orthodox church and the old British consulate.


    Need to Know:

    Note: Should the cable car not run due to inclement weather, you’ll ascend to the summit by coach. The view from the top of Mt. Hakodate is the weather dependent. Tour involves over 2 ½ hours of walking on mostly flat surfaces, with approximately 95 steps to negotiate. Additional walking and level of exertion during free time is at guest’s discretion. You have to walk on concrete up and down road at Motomach area. Casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. The order of the sites visited or viewed may vary. Guests with dietary restrictions must notify staff at least 72 hours before port of call. Hakodate ropeway will be closed for 24 days from October 18th to November 10th 2024 for maintenance inspection. For this reason, guests will not be able to take the ropeway, but will instead take a bus to the observation deck.
    • Adultos desde: $329.00 USD
    • Niños desde: $259.00 USD
    DURACIÓN 8 horas
    ACTIVIDAD 3
    • Comida

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Printed on Wednesday, July 23, 2025 at 08:11am