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A Sunset Cruise offered every evening in July and August. A one and a half hour sail with wine and cheese is just 3,000 yen
per person. Min. 2 people, max. 10.
Sailing by the Hour is 2,500 yen per person for two hours. Min. 2 people, max 10.
We also have a day trip to neighboring Mannabe Island. Mannabe is a picturesque island with hiking trails, a flower garden
and several seaside restaurants, including the famous Ryouka restaurant serving live seafod! A 2-hour sail each way plus two
hours on Mannabe for sightseeing and lunch. Price 6,000 yen per person, lunch extra. Min. 2 people.
The other day trip is to Sensui Island where you can take a traditional Japanese bath in an onsen. Choose from two different
onsens, indoor spring water or outdoor dry onsen. After your bath, have lunch overlooking the Inland Sea! Lunch is Japanese
style. A 2-hour sail each way plus two hours on Sensui Island for onsen and lunch. Price 6,000 yen per person, lunch/onsen
extra. Min. 2 people.
Other trips available by request.
Make sailing reservations by contacting Amy at:
Moooo! Bar
Two-day Island Explorer Sailing Trips in Sept. and Oct.
We will be running several two-day sailing trips, including all meals and one night on board. Starts from Shiraishi and goes
to Mannabejima, Ushijima, Naoshima and back to Shiraishi the next day. Optional second night on board.
Miyajima Sailing Trips
Sailing trips Shiraishi to Miyajima or vice-versa are available in the spring and fall (April-June, September-October). It
is a two to three day sail with accommodations. If you are headed to Hiroshima from Shiraishi anyway, this is the perfect
way to get there (or back)!
Or set your own itinerary and stop off at various places of interest in the Inland Sea.
Contact Amy for information on other itineraries:
Moooo! Bar
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at the Dollar Bookstore
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Little Titanic: A Journey through Japan's Inland Sea and Beyond
By Amy Chavez
A diary left by her great grandfather documenting his travels through the Inland Sea over 100 years ago inspires Amy to
trace his journey, but this time in a 40ft. sailboat. A first-hand account of what life was like in Japan in 1900, together
with the story of a true life adventure at sea.
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