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Kasumigaura Sightseeing Cruise Ship Lax Marina "White Iris" Ibaraki · Tsuchiura · Experiences
Japanese name: 霞ヶ浦観光遊覧船 ラクスマリーナ『ホワイトアイリス号』
Photo: published by 東洋文化協會 (The Eastern Cultu… / Public domain · Source ↗ WHAT TO DO Kasumigaura Sightseeing Cruise Ship Lax Marina "White Iris" A sightseeing boat from Tsuchiura port onto Lake Kasumigaura, with Mount Tsukuba seen from the water.
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Address 300-0033
2-13-6 Kawaguchi, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki
Hours & fees Hours: [Course (30 minutes)] Tsuchiura Port → off the former Yokaren site → off Kasumigaura City → view of Mt. Tsukuba → Tsuchiura Port
[Timetable] 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:30 13:30 14:30 15:30 16:00 16:30
Closed: Wednesdays from December to March (the following day if a holiday) and the year-end.
The 12:30 sailing does not run on days when the summer hobiki-bune (sail-fishing boats) operate, or on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
The 09:30 and 16:30 sailings do not run from November to March.
* For groups, please inquire.
* Sailings may be cancelled for private charters.
Fees: Adults 1,570 yen, elementary school students 780 yen
Themes Local sightseeing & entertainment Contents Overview Official website Before you go Check before you visit · References Overview A sightseeing boat from Tsuchiura port onto Lake Kasumigaura, with Mount Tsukuba seen from the water.
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