127th Voyage | AF Travel

Overview

Peace Boat is an international NGO based in Japan that promotes peace, human rights, equal and sustainable development, reapect for the environment, and eco-friendly tourism. Upon Pacific World completion in 1995 by an Italian company, it was the largest passenger vessel ever built in the world. This ship serves various of popular cruises in Caribbean and Alaska. It become the focus of attention once again after an extensive renovation in 2013. This ship ample space to make safe, properly travel distanced possible. With its 4-storey high atrium and abundant balcony rooms, the largest charter history in Peace Boat will give you a refined-on board experience, making your around the world journey even more exiting and memorable.

Cruise Highlights

The Ultimate Around-the-World Cruise to Antarctica

Wonders in the southern hemisphere always surpass expectations. The savannah fields in Africa, the rainforests and mountains in South America, the sparkling seas of the South Pacific, and last but not least, the South Pole.

ISTANBUL, TURKEY

Istanbul is a major city in Turkey that straddles Europe and Asia across the Bosphorus Strait. Its Old City reflects cultural influences of the many empires that once ruled here.

CALLAO, PERU

Callao is a Peruvian seaside city and region on the Pacific Ocean in the Lima metropolitan area. Callao is Peru's chief seaport and home to its main airport, Jorge Chávez International Airport.

EASTER ISLAND, CHILE

Easter Island, a Chilean territory, is a remote volcanic island in Polynesia. Its native name is Rapa Nui. It’s famed for archaeological sites, including nearly 900 monumental statues called moai, created by inhabitants during the 13th–16th centuries.

EXPERIENCE THE LOCAL CULTURE

The core of Samoan culture, known as Fa'a Samoa, emphasizes community, respect for elders, and family values, evident in daily life and traditional practices like tattooing, umu (earth oven cooking), and tapa (bark cloth) making.

MAKE NEW FRIENDS

Meet new friends of all ages and backgrounds from all over the world. Experience interacting with people of different ages, backgrounds, and cultures.

LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF

Peace Boat cruise will allow you to learn about different cultures, values, and societies. Meeting people from all over the world will surely leave you feeling refreshed and grateful for life.

Cabin Type

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.

Outside Class
These cozy and clean cabins on the sea side are well lit by the natural light coming in from the large window.

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.

Price

Itinerary

Departure Date

Price from

99 Days Singapore - Yokohama

23 Aug - 29 Nov 2027

MYR 70,000

MYR 45,200

Friendly Type Inside Cabin

Itinerary

Amazing Destinations

Yokohama, Japan	August 13, 2027	Reykjavik, Iceland	October 05
Kobe, Japan	August 14	Chance to see the Northern Lights	October 05
Hong Kong, China	August 18	New York, USA	October 12-13
Singapore	August 23	Cristobal, Panama	October 19-20
Colombo, Sri Lanka	August 28	Passing through the Panama Canal
Passing through the Suez Canal		Callao, Peru	October 24-27
Port Said, Egypt	September 08-09	Easter Island, Chile	November 02
Santorini, Greece	September 11	Papeete, Tahiti	November 11-12
Piraeus, Greece	September 12	Apia, Samoa	November 17
Istanbul, Turkey	September 14	Yokohama, Japan	November 29
Valletta, Malta	September 17	Kobe, Japan	November 30
Civitavecchia, Italy	September 19-20	Vancouver, Canada	July 05
Tarragona, Spain	September 22	Sailing through the Alaskan Fjords
Lisbon, Portugal	September 25	Seward, Alaska / USA	July 12
Liverpool, United Kingdom	September 28-29	Yokohama, Japan	July 23
Belfast, United Kingdom	September 30	Kobe, Japan	July 24
Chance to see the Northern Lights	October 01-04

Ship Flyer

Inclusion	Exclusion
* 98 nights’ accommodation on board.	* Flight arrangement & Ground arrangement such as transfer, hotel, sightseeing tour etc. * Travel Insurance, Visa & Optional Shore Excursion Tour * Personal expenses, such as laundry, telephone, internet, drinks, etc.

Payment Term
* FULL payment campaign	* Required FULL payment upon reservation
* EARLY Bird payment campaign	* Required 10% Deposit of total fare upon reservation * Balance payment required before 120 days prior to cruise departure dates

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NOTES:
1. Confirmations are subject to availability upon reservation.
2. All fare quoted are subject to change until purchased.
3. Promotion is capacity controlled & cabins are subject to availability.
4. Fuel surcharges will be fixed and applied 5 months before departure dates if applicable.

FAQs

Joining a Cruise

1. 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.

2. 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).

3. I'm concerned about joining the cruise with a chronic illness. Can I still join?

When you apply to join a cruise, local travel agent will assist you with valuable information to prepare for your trip as well as guidance regarding our onboard health services. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact them.

Before You Board

1. 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.

2. 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.

3. How much cash should I bring?

You 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 3,000 USD 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.

4. 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

1. Is there a Casino on board?

There is not a casino on board. We organize a variety of onboard events.

2. What is the food like?

We work hard to provide a balance of delicious and healthy food for the 3-month trip. Breakfast and lunch are buffet-style with options to choose from both Japanese and Western dishes. Dinner is a set menu that changes nightly and is often a Japanese-style meal. The ship is supplied with food at the various ports of call in order to ensure a fresh and creative menu. There are also themed menus for different events and special occasions.

3. Are there accommodations for vegetarians?

Yes, we make accommodations for vegetarians. Please make a request one month prior to your departure. If you have specific requests or questions regarding dietary restrictions, please consult with staff.

4. Can I drink alcohol on board?

Alcoholic beverages are sold at the onboard shop, bars, vending machines, etc.

5. 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.

6. 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.

7. 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 floor with a fee(JPY 350 per coin) as well(One coin for each washing and each drying). *Price subjects to change without prior notice.

8. 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

1. 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.

2. 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

1. 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 6 months before.

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