Miyako-Iwate Japan Iwate
Japan

221 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Azamara Club Cruises (25 Cruises)

Holland America Line (13 Cruises)

Oceania Cruises (12 Cruises)

Ponant (10 Cruises)

Princess Cruises (32 Cruises)

Regent Seven Seas Cruises (32 Cruises)

Seabourn Cruise Line (63 Cruises)

Seabourn Encore.

Seabourn Encore

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27 March 49 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
27 March 48 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
10 April 34 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
10 April 35 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
24 April 35 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
24 April 34 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
24 April 21 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
24 April 20 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
3 September 37 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
3 September 36 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
18 September 36 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
18 September 35 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
18 September 22 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
18 September 21 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
9 October 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
9 October 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
23 October 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
23 October 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
12 February 29 days One-way from Hong Kong to Tokyo
26 February 28 days Round-trip Japan South Korea Seabourn Encore Tokyo
26 February 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
26 February 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
8 April 34 days One-way from Yokohama to Vancouver
8 April 35 days One-way from Yokohama to Vancouver
22 April 20 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
22 April 21 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
25 August 35 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
25 August 36 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
8 September 21 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
8 September 22 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
8 September 35 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
8 September 36 days One-way from Vancouver to Tokyo
29 September 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
29 September 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
13 October 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
13 October 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
27 October 15 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
27 October 29 days Round-trip from Tokyo, Japan
7 April 34 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
7 April 35 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
21 April 20 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver
21 April 21 days One-way from Tokyo to Vancouver

Silversea Cruises (34 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

At the head of Miyako bay, on the Sanriku coast. The main sights lie between 15 and 60 minutes from the quay; Jodogahama is the closest and most convenient, a few minutes away by road.
The Pure Land beach, named by a monk who is said to have recognized the Buddhist paradise here. Brilliant white pebbles at the foot of volcanic rocks bristling with twisted pines, with water of a clarity surprising for the North Pacific.
The beach is pebble and the North Pacific stays cold: people come to walk, look and photograph rather than swim. Well-maintained coastal trails link several viewpoints around the site.
Black-tailed gulls, literally sea cats, whose calls gave their name to the local boats. You hear them throughout the walk along the shore, and they are part of the soundscape of the call.
Yes, and it is the best way to grasp its scale. The Miyako Umineko Maru runs commentated trips out to the bay's rock formations, at the heart of the Sanriku Reconstruction National Park created in 2013.
A cavity reachable only from the sea, where the water takes on an almost unreal cobalt tint. Only small boats can slip inside, and the trip depends entirely on conditions.
A warm layer, even in summer: the offshore wind stays cool on this coast. And flexibility in your plans, because trips depend on conditions and are cancelled when the sea gets up.
The easternmost point of the island of Honshu, where a white lighthouse watches over the open sea. It takes more time and a walk-in approach: it suits long calls and confident walkers.
Directly, with dignified reserve. New seawalls, rebuilt districts, signs marking the height of the waves: the traces are legible in the landscape. Many excursions include time to talk about the reconstruction.
The day's catch, at the town markets: sea urchin, scallops and seaweed are piled high. Tasting these and exchanging a few words with the vendors is how you measure the renewed vitality of a coast that has always lived from the sea.