Nagasaki Cruises

We hired a private guide via the Nagasaki Tourist Office which was very reasonable and the ... continue

Nagasaki really interesting. We got around on the train system quite easily. Saw the same sights as ... continue

Note: Before Nagasaki, we stopped in Busan, Korea but it was really not that great of a shore ... continue

Visited Shimabara Castle and the nearby Samurai Village. The trip was about 90 minutes from port ... continue

Way too long to go through immigration for so little to see. A-bomb is the what they are known ... continue

quite interesting & a great guide, BUT, the kiln is only fired up about 3x a year. The send off ... continue

Cruise bus took us into town. Good local market with lots of great buys but not much else to see. ... continue

Did an entire tour of Nagasaki that took in these places. It was quite a moving and peacefull place ... continue

We toured on our own. It was easy to get around even though we do not speak Japanese. People in ... continue

Be prepared to be fingerprinted and having your picture taken as you go ashore as this is standard ... continue

the "Home Port" of the Diamond Princess as it was built here. The tourist authorities actually ... continue

They were just putting on the finishing touches to the Cruise Ship Terminal, very nice. Easy to ... continue

We were in Nagasaki on February 26th - two weeks before the Japan earthquake occurred. We offer our ... continue

fantastic right in center of town

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Great port and sight seeing info provided by Diamond Princess. Bus pass, tram pass, phone card ... continue

Japan was great. Lovely and clean and well organised throughout. Highly recommended

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The only port we berthed close to the city.We took a tram ride to Peace Park and the Atomic Bomb ... continue

This was a very interesting city. The Atomic Bomb museum is disturbing but I feel we all have a ... continue

For us both the highlight of the cruise, what a beautiful city. Here we visited the Atomic Bomb ... continue