Yokohama Cruise Port Guide | No Excursion Needed
Planning a cruise to Yokohama, Japan? We're showing you how to explore Yokohama cruise port on your own without paying for an expensive shore excursion. We’ll show you what to do in Yokohama and how to get around independently. We spent the day discovering some of Yokohama's most popular attractions, scenic waterfront areas, historic streets and delicious local food—all independently and at our own pace. If you're wondering whether it's easy to leave the cruise terminal and explore the city yourself, this guide is for you. In this video we're sharing: • Easy things to do in Yokohama from the cruise port • How walkable Yokohama really is • The best sights to visit during a port stop • Food worth trying • Tips for making the most of your limited time ashore • Whether you really need to book a cruise excursion Whether you're sailing into Yokohama Cruise Port with Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America, Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC, Cunard or another cruise line visiting Yokohama, we hope this guide helps you plan an unforgettable day. 🚢 Coming soon: We'll also show you exactly how to get from Yokohama Cruise Port into Tokyo using public transport and how to see the city's highlights in just one day during a cruise stop. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to 👍 Like, 💬 leave a comment with your favourite stop in Yokohama, and 🔔 Subscribe for more cruise port guides, independent shore excursions, travel tips and destination inspiration. #Yokohama #YokohamaCruisePort #JapanCruise Subscribe & follow our adventures https://www.youtube.com/@TravelwithTanyaandSimon?_confirmation=1 🌏 Instagram 🌏 Facebook ✍🏻 Check out our past adventures on our travel blog https://tanyastravelblog.wordpress.com/ Any suggestions for equipment, tours, accommodation or similar are not sponsored. Subscribe & follow our adventures https://www.youtube.com/@TravelwithTanyaandSimon?_confirmation=1 🌏 Instagram 🌏 Facebook ✍🏻 Check out our past adventures on our travel blog https://tanyastravelblog.wordpress.com/ Any suggestions for equipment, tours, accommodation or similar are not sponsored.