There are times when you think that “I want to forget everyday and taste an elegant moment!” In that case, it is “Tokyo Bay Cruise Vinght Et Un”. “Vinght Et Un” is a large-scale restaurant ship leaving Takeshiba Wharf to travel around Tokyo Bay.
The place of “Vinght Et Un” is the “Takeshiba Passenger Terminal” at Takeshiba Wharf. It is about 7 minutes on foot from JR Hamamatsucho Station, about 10 minutes on foot from Daimon Subway Station and 1 minute on foot from Yurikamome Takeshiba Station.
There are three time zones: lunchtime (depart 12:00), twilight cruise (leave 16:20), dinner time cruise (depart 19:20), and a limited time cruise.
Some people may be worried that “on rainy days will be canceled,” “Vinght Et Un Cruise” will sail almost even if it is raining. In the case of stormy weather such as typhoons, it may be canceled, but at that time they will be contacted in advance. (Only when reserved)
The inside of the ship is exquisitely gorgeous. There is a space that makes you feel like a luxury hotel, such as fluffy carpets and dignified interior. The luxury is not just the decoration inside the ship. In addition to 3 spacious restaurant venues, there are 11 rooms in all, including private rooms that can be reserved. There is also a wide open deck on the ship. If you have time before departure, you can enjoy the scenery here.
There is no dress code on boarding. You can board even casual everyday clothes.
There are also people who are concerned about seasickness. There are also individual differences, but it is said that you feel little shake. “Vinght Et Un” seems to be unlikely to shake because the ship is big and travels at about the same speed as the bicycle which is about 18 kilometers per hour.
You can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Tokyo Gulf, such as the Rainbow Bridge shining in the sunset and the port crane backed by the fantastic sky of Magic Hour.
Luxurious view across the window which spreads to 180 degrees
At “Tokyo Bay Cruise Vinght Et Un” in which the ship has appeared from Tokyo Shinagawa, the Tokyo Bay cruise can be enjoyed in three time zones, lunchtime, twilight and dinner time. It is very pleasant to spend leisurely with an open deck full of openness. On the private deck of the observation room “Aquamarine”, you can enjoy a luxurious view across the window which spreads to 180 degrees. It is the best cruising when you want to spend a special day with family and friends.
Wonderful night view can be seen
A plan that enjoys a full-course meal while cruising in Tokyo Bay is ideal for dating. The dishes cooked onboard are bright, tasteful first-rate. Also, the view of Tokyo Bay from the window excites the mood. Especially, on the Sunset cruise in the evening and night cruise, a wonderful night view can be seen and it is very romantic.
“Vinght Et Un” make a romantic dream come true
“I wish the restaurant venue was on the sea.” It is a luxurious large restaurant ship “Vinght Et Un” that will make such a romantic dream come true. You can enjoy delicious cuisine made by the chef while watching the large panorama of Tokyo Bay on board.
Stability and ride comfort is outstanding
The stage of the voyage is the must-see spot of Tokyo Bay such as Rainbow Bridge, Odaiba, Oi’s Pier and Haneda Airport. It will take about two hours to relax and unwind elegantly. Because it hardly receives the influence of the wave, stability and ride comfort is outstanding.
Feel a pleasant sea breeze
It is a good idea to give a cruising that is different from usual, such as dates to be enthusiastic and anniversaries. Why do not you go on a trip to Tokyo Bay cruise with the important person during the season when you feel a pleasant sea breeze.
Information(Access, Price/Charge, Tel, Address, Official site, etc.)
| Name: | Tokyo Bay Cruise Vinght Et Un |
| Address: | Kaigan 1-12-2 Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022 Japan |
| Access: | 1 minutes walk from Takeshiba Station, Shin-Kotsu Yurikamome Line |
| Tel: | (+81) 3-3436-2121 |
| Price: | Please refer to the official site in regards to “CRUISE WITH FOOD”. |
| Official site: | http://www.vantean.co.jp/ |
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