CRUISE TO 19 PORTS AROUND THE WORLD
JOURNEY THROUGH THE MAJESTIC LANDSCAPES OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
Embark on a breathtaking Southern Hemisphere cruise, where many legendary landscapes that once captivated the great explorers of the past await you. Journey to the vast African continent and discover its rich biodeiversity, and to South America, where diverse cultures and rhythms of passion fill the air. This voyage into the southern hemisphere will take you to many remote locations far from the reaches of ordinary travel routes, and each awe-inspiring experience will make for a truly unforgettable cruise.
VOYAGE BEYOND
YOUR EXPECTATIONS
EXPLORE THE CULTURE OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC
In the heart of the South Pacific Ocean, a realm of mystery and exotic wonder awaits. Captivating thousands of visitors annually, Easter Island is home to the enigmatic Moai statues, silent sentinels guarding the island’s ancient secrets. Papeete, Tahiti’s vibrant capital, enchants tourists with lush landscapes and lively markets, where culture blooms in every corner. Each island invites you to step into a world both wild and serene, promising adventures that stir the soul and ignite the imagination.
FEEL THE PULSE OF THE EARTH
Our journey to Africa begins in South Africa’s Port Elizabeth, join a safari to see wild animals roaming freely right next to you. Enjoy the great outdoors of Africa in a series of ports, including Namibia – home to the Namib Desert, the oldest desert in the world.
A CONTINENT OF PASSION AND MYSTERY
South America is a land of excitement. Visit numerous world heritage sites, such as Cusco and the capital of the Inca Empire, Machu Picchu in Peru, and the mysterious Moai statues of Easter Island. From Ushuaia, the southern tip of the South American continent, you will travel even further south to the ultimate bucket-list destination of many adventurous souls: the Antarctic.
SAIL FOR
PEACEFUL CHANGE
07 DECEMBER 2027 – 23 MARCH 2028
(Yokohama, Japan – Yokohama, Japan / 108 days)
17 DECEMBER 2027 – 23 MARCH 2028
(Singapore – Yokohama, Japan / 98 days)
| 2027 Sailing Date | Ports of call | ||
| 7 December | Tuesday | Yokohama | Japan |
| 8 December | Wednesday | Kobe | |
| 12 December | Sunday | Hong Kong | China |
| 17 December | Friday | Singapore | Singapore |
| 27 December | Monday | Port Louis | Mauritius |
| 02 January | Sunday | Port Elizabeth | South Africa |
| 03 January | Monday | ||
| 05 January | Wednesday | Cape Town | |
| 08 January | Saturday | Walvis Bay | Namibia |
| 17 January | Monday | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil |
| 21 January | Friday | Montevideo | Uruguay |
| 22 January | Saturday | Buenos Aires | Argentina |
| 27 January | Thursday | Ushuaia | Argentina |
| Antarctica Scenic Cruising | |||
| 4 February | Friday | Punta Arenas | Chile |
| 8 February | Tuesday | Puerto Montt | |
| 10 February | Thursday | Valparaiso | |
| 11 February | Friday | ||
| 15 February | Tuesday | Callao | Peru |
| 16 February | Wednesday | ||
| 17 February | Thursday | ||
| 18 February | Friday | ||
| 24 February | Thursday | Easter Island | Chile |
| 05 March | Sunday | Papeete | Tahiti |
| 11 March | Saturday | Apia | Samoa |
| 23 March | Thursday | Yokohama | Japan |
| 24 March | Friday | Kobe | |
[Safety Information for overseas traveling]
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan has issued overseas travel safety advisories for the following ports.
A level 1 travel warning “Exercise sufficient caution”: Port Elizabeth, Cape Town, Walvis Bay, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Punta Arenas, Valparaiso, Callao, Easter Island
The company conducts this travel after having confirmed the safety of the ports through local travel agencies, government bodies, and shipping agencies. - The above information is issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan. Individuals should also confirm themselves information regarding to safety and disease in the overseas areas to be visited.
[Other Information]
- A minimum of 1,000 passengers is required.
- Sailing overnight.
- Doctor and nurses are available onboard.
- Meals:
Breakfast 106 times, Lunch 106 times, Dinner 106 times (Yokohama-Yokohama)
Breakfast 96 times, Lunch 95 times, Dinner 96 times (Singapore-Yokohama) - For Easter Island, no personal/free travel is allowed and please join our optional tours which will be advised on a later day.
HIGHLIGHTS OF PACIFIC WORLD
Peace Boat’s largest vessel in 40 years offers a more spacious and refined cruise experience. With a focus on safety and comfort, this sophisticated ship ensures a secure and pleasant environment for your around-the-world journey.
Completed in: 1995
Year of refurbishment: 2018
Country of building: Italy
Capacity: 2,419
Tonnage: 77,441 tonnes
Length: 261.3m
Width: 32.25m
Draft: 8.1m
Relaxing Environment
With 11 passenger decks offering a spacious, relaxing environment for your around-the-world journey, Pacific World is the largest ship ever sailed in the 40-year history of Peace Boat.
4-Storey Atrium
The moment you step into the ship, the grand atrium welcomes you with its 4-storey high ceiling and natural light pouring in from windows all around.
Cafes, Bars & Lounges
Listen to live performances by the ship’s band, and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere in the cafe, or dance ‘til your heart is content at the spacious lounge.
Entertainment Spaces
Equipped with lounges, event
halls and a large theatre complete with audio and lighting system, there are dance parties and cultural school events that take place.
In-House Production
The Peace Boat Center, an office space used by both staff and participants to coordinate onboard events, edit videos, produce posters, plan campaigns and publish the Peace Boat daily newspaper.
Open Decks
Take in amazing panoramic views of the ocean at the open decks on the upper floors. You can take a stroll and appreciate the scenery or
lounge on the deck as you catch some sun next to the pools.
Flavourful Cuisine
The restaurants onboard serve signature dishes of the destinations made with fresh and locally sourced ingredients, to give your taste buds an around-the-world journey.
Beauty & Well-being
Pamper yourself with massage therapies and other cosmetic treatments at our spa that features a breathtaking sea view. Or feel refreshed by breaking some sweat at our well-equipped fitness centre.
INSIDE CLASS
Inside cabins are recommended for social people who will spend most of their time in public areas, returning to the room only to rest.
Pair Inside
Single Inside
Semi-Single Inside
OUTSIDE CLASS
Pair Outside
Single Outside
Semi-Single Outside
BALCONY CLASS
These airy balcony cabins are double rooms, which can be used for either single or two persons. The openness lets in abundant natural light and offers a pleasant stay to its occupants.
Pair Balcony
Single Balcony
SUITE CLASS
Suite Class
Junior Suite
- All cabins are equipped with shower, toilet and refrigerator.
- You may be assigned to cabins equipped with bunk beds. We do not accept requests regarding cabin preference on such issue.
- For single use of classes A1~4 and B, the charge will be 200% of the cruise fare. For classes D1 and D2, it will be 180%.
- Cabin classes A1~4, B, and D1 are equipped with electronic bidet toilet seat.
- For C1, G, I, and M cabin class, you have the option to upgrade to a bidet-equipped toilet for an additional fee.
- The sofa in classes A1~4 and B can also be used as sofa bed.
- In classes A1~4, you may specify your cabin. (Once a cabin has been selected, a cancellation fee of 5% of the cruise fare will apply if the booking is cancelled. From 90 days prior to departure, standard cancellation fees will apply.)
- Semi-Single type cabin is a private compartment space created by dividing twin-type cabin with curtain.
- For Friendly type cabin that requires roommate arrangement, customers aged 75 and above are not eligible to apply.
- Friendly Outside cabin: Quad sharing; Friendly Inside cabin: 3 persons sharing. The lower berth of a bunk bed reservation in Friendly type cabin is available at an extra cost. Application opens three months before departure.
- The facilities of the Semi-Single and Friendly type cabin such as shower, toilet, and lockers etc. are shared among cabin mates. Room service at fee is not available in sharing type cabins.
* The photos are for reference only. In the event of any discrepancy between the actual condition and the photos or the cabin floor plans, the current conditions will prevail.
* For more detailed information regarding prices, please refer to the Cruise Price Tab.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT
To secure the EARLY BIRD discount, guests must pay 10% of the cruise fare to Holiday Tours within 10 days of submitting the cruise application.
| Cabin Class | Balcony/ Window | Size | Deck | Peace Boat 128th Global Voyage EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT (Cruise Price Quoted Per Person & in MYR) |
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| Yokohama -Yokohama | Singapore -Yokohama | |||||||
| Pair Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Owner’s Suite | A1 | Balcony | 67 ㎡ | 9 – 10 | 408,000 | – | 378,000 | – |
| Penthouse Suite | A2 | 49 ㎡ | 8 | 353,000 | – | 327,000 | – | |
| Premium Suite | A3 | 48 ㎡ | 9 – 10 | 300,000 | – | 278,000 | – | |
| Suite | A4 | 37 ㎡ | 8 | 282,000 | – | 262,000 | – | |
| Junior Suite | B | 33 ㎡ | 10 | 237,000 | – | 220,000 | – | |
| Balcony I | C1 | 17 ㎡ | 10 – 12 | 147,000 | 104,700 | 137,000 | 96,000 | |
| Balcony II | C2 | 17 ㎡ | 9 | 139,000 | 99,100 | 129,000 | 91,700 | |
| Outside Plus I | D1 | Window | 16 ㎡ | 9 – 11 | 115,000 | 95,300 | 107,000 | 88,400 |
| Outside Plus II | D2 | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 110,000 | 90,400 | 102,000 | 84,000 | |
| Outside I | E | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 106,000 | 89,300 | 99,000 | 82,900 | |
| Outside II | F | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 101,000 | 84,800 | 94,000 | 78,500 | |
| Inside | G | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 93,000 | 72,100 | 87,000 | 67,400 |
| Single Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Balcony I | I | Balcony | 17 ㎡ | 10 – 12 | 283,000 | 181,700 | 262,000 | 167,500 |
| Balcony II | J | 17 ㎡ | 9 | 267,000 | 173,400 | 248,000 | 159,800 | |
| Outside I | K | Window | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 190,000 | 146,500 | 176,000 | 135,700 |
| Outside II | L | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 182,000 | 140,900 | 169,000 | 130,200 | |
| Inside | M | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 168,000 | 104,700 | 156,000 | 97,100 |
| Semi-Single Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Outside I | E2 | Window | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 110,000 | 90,600 | 102,000 | 83,900 |
| Outside II | F2 | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 106,000 | 89,600 | 99,000 | 82,800 | |
| Inside | G2 | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 97,000 | 76,000 | 90,000 | 70,700 |
| Friendly | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Outside II | F4 | Window | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 77,000 | 70,600 | 72,000 | 65,200 |
| Inside | G3 | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 75,000 | 61,200 | 70,000 | 57,500 |
| Other Costs | ||||
| Yokohama – Yokohama | Singapore – Yokohama | |||
| Port Charge | 1,900 | 1,615 | ||
| Tips | 5,400 | 4,900 | ||
| International Tourist Tax (Japan) | 80 | – | ||
| Fuel surcharge will be fixed and applied 5 months before departure if applicable. | ||||
- Visa requirements differ according to nationality. Participants are themselves responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to embarkation.
- Fuel surcharge is not included in the cruise fare.
- Refer to the cabin information on the last page, cruise brochure and the terms and conditions provided by Japan Grace Co., Ltd.
for details before you confirm booking.
- The Campaign Fare is valid until 30 June 2026.
FULL PAYMENT DISCOUNT
The number of cabins applicable under this campaign is limited.
This campaign might end without prior notice if all applicable cabins are sold out.
To enjoy the FULL PAYMENT discounted price, full payment of the cruise fee (including other expenses) is required before 30 June 2026.
| Cabin Class | Balcony/ Window | Size | Deck | Peace Boat 128th Global Voyage FULL PAYMENT DISCOUNT (Cruise Price Quoted Per Person & in MYR) |
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| Yokohama -Yokohama | Singapore -Yokohama | |||||||
| Pair Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Owner’s Suite | A1 | Balcony | 67 ㎡ | 9 – 10 | 408,000 | 333,600 | 378,000 | 308,000 |
| Penthouse Suite | A2 | 49 ㎡ | 8 | 353,000 | 265,500 | 327,000 | 245,000 | |
| Premium Suite | A3 | 48 ㎡ | 9 – 10 | 300,000 | 207,800 | 278,000 | 192,000 | |
| Suite | A4 | 37 ㎡ | 8 | 282,000 | 175,300 | 262,000 | 162,000 | |
| Junior Suite | B | 33 ㎡ | 10 | 237,000 | 145,300 | 220,000 | 134,000 | |
| Balcony I | C1 | 17 ㎡ | 10 – 12 | 147,000 | 95,100 | 137,000 | 87,300 | |
| Balcony II | C2 | 17 ㎡ | 9 | 139,000 | 90,100 | 129,000 | 83,300 | |
| Outside Plus I | D1 | Window | 16 ㎡ | 9 – 11 | 115,000 | 86,600 | 107,000 | 80,300 |
| Outside Plus II | D2 | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 110,000 | 82,100 | 102,000 | 76,300 | |
| Outside I | E | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 106,000 | 81,100 | 99,000 | 75,300 | |
| Outside II | F | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 101,000 | 77,100 | 94,000 | 71,300 | |
| Inside | G | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 93,000 | 65,600 | 87,000 | 61,300 |
| Single Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Balcony I | I | Balcony | 17 ㎡ | 10 – 12 | 283,000 | 165,100 | 262,000 | 152,300 |
| Balcony II | J | 17 ㎡ | 9 | 267,000 | 157,600 | 248,000 | 145,300 | |
| Outside I | K | Window | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 190,000 | 133,100 | 176,000 | 123,300 |
| Outside II | L | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 182,000 | 128,100 | 169,000 | 118,300 | |
| Inside | M | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 168,000 | 95,100 | 156,000 | 88,300 |
| Semi-Single Type | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Outside I | E2 | Window | 14 ㎡ | 8 | 110,000 | 82,400 | 102,000 | 76,300 |
| Outside II | F2 | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 106,000 | 81,400 | 99,000 | 75,300 | |
| Inside | G2 | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 11 | 97,000 | 69,100 | 90,000 | 64,300 |
| Friendly | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | Regular Fare | Campaign Fare | ||||
| Outside II | F4 | Window | 14 ㎡ | 5 – 6 | 77,000 | 64,100 | 72,000 | 59,300 |
| Inside | G3 | – | 13 ㎡ | 8 – 12 | 75,000 | 55,600 | 70,000 | 52,300 |
| Other Costs | ||||
| Yokohama – Yokohama | Singapore – Yokohama | |||
| Port Charge | 1,900 | 1,615 | ||
| Tips | 5,400 | 4,900 | ||
| International Tourist Tax (Japan) | 80 | – | ||
- Visa requirements differ according to nationality. Participants are themselves responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to embarkation.
- Refer to the cabin information on the last page, cruise brochure and the terms and conditions provided by Japan Grace Co., Ltd.
for details before you confirm booking. - The Campaign Fare is valid until 30 June 2026.
Other Information
- The remaining validity of your passport should be at least 6 months after the date of your final disembarkation.
- Transportation costs from your home to the port of embarkation and from your port of disembarkation to your home are not included in the travel fee.
- The voyage schedule may be subject to change owing to circumstances such as weather and local conditions.
- Some ports of call will be visited using tender boats. In this case, the ship will anchor off the coastline, and passengers will be brought to shore using tender boats. In the case of bad weather conditions, these tender boat operations may be canceled.
- The Captain and the Ship Company have the authority to change the itinerary and course of the ship if deemed necessary. Passenger safety is of paramount importance, therefore any unforeseen acts of providence, deterioration of political situations or orders from local authorities will be taken into account, and the itinerary or schedule may be changed due to these factors. Japan Grace Co., Ltd. will do its utmost to inform passengers as early as possible of any changes made. In the case of emergencies, passengers may be notified after changes have been made.
- Please kindly note that there will be no refunds made to passengers for changes made as a result of the above-mentioned circumstances.
- Those who embark in Yokohama port cannot disembark in Kobe port; those who embark in Kobe port cannot disembark in Yokohama port.
- Some of the information and photos included in this brochure relates to the optional tours that you can enjoy during the voyage (not included in the voyage fare).
- The pictures in this brochure are meant to provide an image of the Peace Boat Cruise. This brochure includes pictures taken on a different passenger ship that was used in the past.
- An Overland Tour is a tour that temporarily disembarks from the ship at a port of call and rejoins the ship at a different port of call.
Summary of Terms and Conditions
NOTE: The following is a translation/summary of the original Japanese document. If a conflict in meaning between this document and the original shall arise, the original shall prevail.
The following terms and conditions stipulate the business terms and the account of the transaction pursuant to Japanese travel agency law article 12, clause 4 and article 12, clause 5. The following represent part of the terms and conditions of the contractual writing of this Engagement.
A) CONDITIONAL ENGAGEMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN A TRAVEL PROGRAM ON SALE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THROUGH PROMOTIONAL MEANS
The travel is conducted by the Peace Boat office, and is planned and conducted by Japan Grace Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as the “Company”) Those participating in this travel will be agreeing to a conditional engagement to participate in a travel program on sale to the general public through promotional means (hereinafter referred to as “Travel Contract”) with the Company.
B) REGISTRATION FOR THE TRAVEL PROGRAM
Regarding your application, please refer to the Cruise Price List and the travel terms and conditions document issued by your travel agency.
C) ITEMS INCLUDED IN THE TRAVEL FEE
- Cost of voyage as indicated in the travel itinerary.
- Accommodation onboard (in cabin type stipulated in invoice) and onboard events (except those requiring extra payment).
- Cost of meals onboard as stipulated in itinerary.
- Hand luggage transportation fees by ship.
- Costs for tour escorts, company staff and Peace Boat staff who will accompany participants during the voyage.
D) ITEMS NOT INCLUDED IN THE TRAVEL FEE
Any items which are not mentioned in section C are not included in the travel fee. Please find below a list of examples of costs which are not covered by the travel fee.
- Optional tour programs.
- Any extra charges for specific types of cabins.
- Costs incurred by procedures deemed necessary for overseas travel (administration fees, medical fees, transportation costs, etc.).
- Obtained tips for crew members. Additional tipping not required.
- Port charges – berthing and facility use fees charged by port authorities in each port of call.
- Travel insurance, telephone bills, bar bills or any other personal expenses incurred.
- Excess baggage fee.
- Transportation costs from your home to the port of embarkation and on transportation costs from your port of disembarkation to your home, related accommodation fees and luggage transportation fees.
- Fuel surcharge fee
- Visa fee. Visa requirements differ according to nationality. Participants are themselves responsible for obtaining all necessary visas prior to embarkation.
- International Tourist Tax.
E) REPLACEMENT OF PARTICIPANTS
With the consent of Company and the completion of necessary items on designated form, as well as payment of JPY 55,000 (The final amount will be calculated with the rate at the time of replacement, and settled with the local currency.)
The Participant may assign their rights in the Travel Contract to another designated individual. The person to whom the Travel Contract has been assigned will inherit all rights and responsibilities related to the Travel Contract. However, the Company reserves the right to refuse the replacement of participants.
F) CANCELLATION FEES
Cancellation of the travel contract by the customer.
You are able to cancel the travel contract by paying the cancellation fee.
Please check the travel terms and conditions of the travel agency where you applied for the cruise for information regarding the cancellation fee that applies.
A travel contract cancellation will also result from a cruise change, class change, or section change.
| Cancellation Terms (Inside/ Outside/ Balcony cabin) | ||
| Cancellation Notice Receive By | Cancellation Charge (Per Person) | |
| Upon booking – 181 Days prior to departure | An administration fee of MYR 1,000 will be imposed for cancellation made. | |
| 180 – 91 Days prior to departure | 5% of the cruise fare | |
| 90 – 61 Days prior to departure | 20% of the cruise fare | |
| 60 – 31 Days prior to departure | 40% of the cruise fare | |
| 30 – 15 Days prior to departure | 70% of the cruise fare | |
| 14 Days – The day of departure | 100% of the cruise fare | |
| Cancellation Terms (Suite cabin & above) | ||
| Cancellation Notice Receive By | Cancellation Charge (Per Person) | |
| Upon booking – 91 Days prior to departure | 5% of the cruise fare + An administration fee of MYR 1,000 will be imposed for cancellation made | |
| 90 – 61 Days prior to departure | 20% of the cruise fare | |
| 60 – 31 Days prior to departure | 40% of the cruise fare | |
| 30 – 15 Days prior to departure | 70% of the cruise fare | |
| 14 Days – The day of departure | 100% of the cruise fare | |
G) OTHERS
Those participating in a cruise are required to have overseas travel insurance.
Matters that are not stipulated in the travel terms and conditions of this package are governed by the terms and conditions of the Holiday Tours & Travel Sdn Bhd, where you applied for the cruise or Peace Boat company’s travel stipulations ‘Standard Form travel Agent Contract’
*The conditions of this cruise package are current as of October 2023.
BUILDING A CULTURE OF
PEACE & SUSTAINABILITY
GLOBAL CRUISE WITH A CAUSE
More than 100 cruises over 40 years have raised awareness of global issues, fostered positive social change and transformed our passengers’ perspectives of the world.
TRAVEL TO WORLD HERITAGE SITES
From ancient Greek temples to Inca cloud cities, you can satisfy your curiosity with all the various World Heritage sites available for you to explore on any given voyage.
EXPERIENCE THE LOCAL CULTURE
Share a meal with indigenous tribe members in Central America, meet youth in the Middle East who are passionate about Asia, or dance salsa with locals on the streets of Havana.
CROSS-CULTURAL EXCHANGE
Designed to enrich passengers’ lives, promote sustainability, and build long-lasting friendships across borders, every cruise brings together more than 1,000 adventurers of diverse ages and nationalities..
MAKE NEW FRIENDS
Meet new friends of all ages and background from all over the world. Enjoy stimulating interactions with people from other age groups, backgrounds and cultures that can invigorate and challenge.
LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF
A cruise with Peace Boat will expose you to different cultures, values and societies. Meeting people from around the globe is sure to give you a renewed sense of perspective and appreciation for life.
THINGS TO KNOW
JOINING A CRUISE
Can I join the cruise by myself?
About 60% of passengers join Peace Boat Cruises on their own. These guests come from diverse backgrounds and range from junior high school students to seniors in their 90’s. There are also passengers who bring their children and participate in the cruise as a family. In this unique environment, “solo travelers” can easily meet new friends and enjoy the pleasures of “group travel” as well. Whether you are joining by yourself or with other friends, you are sure to make great memories.
What is included in the price of my cruise?
The fare includes: your berth (cabin), 3 meals a day, morning coffee, afternoon tea, onboard events and lectures (some onboard activities may require additional fees).
I'm concerned about joining the cruise with a chronic illness. Can I still join?
BEFORE YOU BOARD
What should I pack for my cruise?
You will receive the “Welcome Aboard” booklet before your departure. Inside, you will find the checklist listing information regarding recommended items for your trip such as clothing, daily necessities, credit cards, valuables and useful goods at port of calls etc.
Should I bring a credit card?
You can pay for onboard services with a credit card (VISA, Mastercard, JCB, American Express, UnionPay). In many ports of call, you can also use credit cards to avoid the hassle of exchanging money.
How much cash should I bring?
Payment on board is cashless, you only can settle your bills for onboard services (drinks at bars, laundry, Internet service, shop purchases, etc.) with a credit card. Thus, cash is most useful for your time in ports. The amount of cash that each passenger brings will differ, however, many people bring about USD 3,000 per person. Depending on the route of the trip, passengers may choose to divide that amount between Euros and US Dollars. Of course, your budget may differ and this amount is simply an estimate to help give you an idea of the amount of cash that others bring on the voyage. We recommend that you bring more than you think you’ll need. There is a personal safety deposit box in your cabin for storing cash and valuable items during the voyage.
How can I exchange money and acquire local currency?
We do not provide foreign currency exchange services on board. Please exchange any money that you require at your nearby bank or foreign exchange office prior to departure.
ONBOARD LIFE
Is there a Casino on board?
There is not a casino on board. We organize a variety of onboard events.
What is the food like?
We strive to balance delicious and healthy dining throughout your 3-month journey. Enjoy Japanese and Western set menus for breakfast and lunch, and à la carte dinners at our elegant restaurant. For flexibility, our buffet offers diverse dishes from morning to late night. Fresh ingredients are sourced at ports of call, ensuring a creative menu, with themed options for special events and occasions.
Are there accommodations for vegetarians?
Yes, each menu includes food labeling to help you choose suitable dishes. However, please note that we do not offer halal or kosher meals.
Can I drink alcohol on board?
Alcoholic beverages are sold at the onboard shop, bars and restaurants, etc.
Is there dental treatment available on board?
The onboard infirmary does not provide dental care. As there may be limited or insufficient dental care facilities in port, we strongly recommend completing any necessary dental treatment prior to joining a cruise.
How do I prevent or treat motion sickness or seasickness?
Passengers get used to the ship’s motion after a certain time and there are several ways to help prevent seasickness. If you ever start to feel seasick, you can take one of the seasickness pills that are available on board. To help mitigate seasickness, it is also a good idea to get sufficient sleep, wear comfortable clothing, and avoid eating too much.
How can I do my laundry?
Onboard laundry service is available with a fee JPY 800 / bag. You can wash your clothes by using the laundry machines located at each cabin with a fee (JPY 500 per coin) as well (One coin for each washing and each drying). *Price subjects to change without prior notice.
What kinds of clothing should I bring?
We will provide you with basic information regarding climate and average temperatures at ports of call for you to consider while packing. The environment on board is casual (T-shirts, shorts, sneakers, etc. are OK). However there are several occasions during the voyage when there will be formal parties. For such occasions, many men wear jackets and neckties and many women wear dresses. It is also popular for guests to wear ethnic clothing purchased at one of the ports. Don’t worry too much about these “formal” parties on board Peace Boat as they are not overly formal. Think of them as a chance to enjoy a more stylish night out by getting dressed up with your new friends.
ONBOARD COMMUNICATION
Can I use the Internet onboard?
Wi-Fi service is provided with a fee and can be used at public spaces and cabins. Price ; 1GB/10USD, 10GB/90USD. *Price subjects to change without prior notice.
How can I stay in contact with my friends and family back home?
You can connect with friends and family through phone, fax, Internet, SNS,and mail. We will provide you with the contact details of the ship and ports of call prior to your departure. Please share these details with family and friends who may want to get in touch with you during the voyage.
TIME IN PORTS
How can I spend my time in ports?
We offer original optional tours to explore the ports we visit. These tours may include visits to major tourist attractions and chances to experience the breathtaking natural landscape of the region. We also organize very unique tours to experience local culture and engage in meaningful cross-cultural exchange. You may also choose to explore independently while the ship is in port as well. Registered passengers will be provided with information about optional tours almost 3 months before.
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