HARBOUR CRUISES · SHOW
Good dinner-show cruises fill their decks weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Barbados Harbour Lights Beach Extravaganza, with dinner, open drinks, fire eaters, steel pan, dancing, price, tips, and drawbacks.
“Everyone should do this when they’re in Barbados! Great night for family and kids! Food was very good! Four vegetarians, the kids enjoyed everything!”
Review of Tokyo Bay’s yakatabune cruise with sukiyaki, shamisen music, city lights, open-air views, drinks, tips, and practical details.
“Great way to see Tokyo at night, enjoy a fun & delicious meal, and experience some great music. The staff were attentive & wonderful. The food was plentiful, with seconds for the miso soup & rice if wanted. Don't miss going up top for stunning views. It's worth putting your shoes back on. Our seating was all low (not cushions on tatami mats but very low chairs on tatami). They even provided a photo op (no charge) with the entertainers. Overall, it was great. It wasn't as much a tour as it was a scenic trip with food, so if you are looking for a fully guided tour the entire…”
Review of Hong Kong’s 45-minute Star Ferry cruise, with Symphony of Lights views, practical meeting details, accessibility, and value advice.
“We liked that we could get on with a wheelchair to view the lights. Everyone was very helpful and kind”
Cruise Sydney Harbour with a hot buffet, live ABBA tribute music, dancing, DJ tunes, and sunset views for a lively three-hour outing.
“The entertainment, ladies, dj and food were amazing - highly recommend- great fun!”
An hour with a guide, a table with a menu, or a fare on the working ferry.
