9.7 hours ashore on average
Ships typically dock in Akita City for around 9.7 hours. That's enough time for a full island tour, a beach day, or a combination of shorter experiences.
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When to Visit Akita City
Cruise season patterns based on scheduled ship visits and passenger volumes
Spring Season
Mar – May
18,196 estimated passengers across 11 ship visits. Quieter period — fewer crowds.
Summer Season
Jun – Aug
7,976 estimated passengers across 4 ship visits. Quieter period — fewer crowds.
Autumn Season
Sep – Nov
38,425 estimated passengers across 16 ship visits. Quieter period — fewer crowds.
Cruise Lines Visiting Akita City
8 cruise lines. View full breakdown →
Princess Cruises Cruises (36)
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises (15)
Azamara Cruises Cruises (10)
Seabourn Cruises Cruises (6)
Royal Caribbean Cruises (2)
Oceania Cruises Cruises (1)
MSC Explora Journeys Cruises (1)
TUI Cruises Cruises (1)
Ships Arriving Soon
Next scheduled visits to Akita City
Mon 12 Oct
Diamond Princess
Princess Cruises Cruises
09:00 – 18:00
Wed 14 Oct
Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises
07:00 – 16:00
Thu 15 Oct
Seabourn Encore
Seabourn Cruises Cruises
10:00 – 18:00
Thu 22 Oct
Norwegian Jade
Norwegian Cruise Line Cruises
09:00 – 18:00
Thu 29 Oct
Seabourn Encore
Seabourn Cruises Cruises
08:00 – 18:00
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