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Information about Ferries and cruise ships that depart from Hiroshima

Information about Ferries and Cruise Ships

-Bound for Miyajima

-Lunch /Dinner Cruise
-Bound for Miyajima
-Bound for Etajima
-To Matsuyama Sightseeing Port (Ehime Prefecture)


From Peace Memorial Park

*Please check here for timetable.

Bound for Miyajima

World Heritage Sea Route


From Hiroshima Port

Hiroshima Port Terminal

*To get to the Hiroshima Port, you can take Meipuru~pu Bus (Blue Route), using Japan Rail Pass.
**Please check here for the timetable. Regarding the timetable for Etajima, check at TOPICS.

Ferries from Hiroshima Port


Lunch/ Dinner cruise

-Ginga -Galaxy-

The route starts from Hiroshima port --> cruises nearby Miyajima --> and back to Hiroshima port.
*The Lunch cruise has a plan that allows you to get off at Miyajima Port.

Bound for Miyajima

-High-speed ship

Some High-speed ships are available at the pier in front of the Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima.
Please ask the counter of the Setouchi Sea Line inside the Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima for details.

Bound for Etajima

-Ferries

To Kirikushi port
To Mitaka port

-High-speed ships

To Nakamachi port (via Takata port)
To Koyou port

To Matsuyama Sightseeing Port (Ehime prefecture)

-Ferries

Takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes.
Most of the ships go via Kure port.

-High-speed ships

Takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Some of the ships go via Kure port.

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