Castles & Garden Landscapes
Explore Matsue Castle and the Tottori area on a culture-and-scenery focused port day.
Shore Excursions Asia · Spectrum of the Seas 2026–2027
Spectrum of the Seas shore excursions on this page are organized by exact sailing and port date, helping cruise guests compare available shared tours in Japan and South Korea. Choose your cruise dates first, then review the matching excursion, duration, walking level, group information and published price for each port call.
2026–2027 Spectrum of the Seas departures
Select your cruise dates to jump directly to the matching shared shore excursions.
Ship-matched Japan, South Korea & Taiwan touring
Plan your port days around the Spectrum of the Seas itinerary you actually booked. Each sailing below follows the ship in date order and shows the relevant shared tour, duration, walking level, fixed departure price and group information currently published for that departure.
Current featured sailings include Japan-focused departures from Shanghai and winter routes connecting Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan.
November 22–December 1, 2026

Sakurajima Ferry, Visitor Center, Lava Nagisa Park & Footbath, Arimura Observatory & Tenmonkan Mujaki

Urakami Cathedral, Peace Memorial Park, Atomic Bomb Museum, Ground-zero & Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown
Found the right port days? Send one request for the excursions you prefer so the team can reconfirm availability and meeting details.
Check Places →January 3–10, 2027

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Jagalchi Market, Kukje Market & BIFF Square, Gamcheon Cultural Village
Found the right port days? Send one request for the excursions you prefer so the team can reconfirm availability and meeting details.
Check Places →January 11–19, 2027

Sakurajima Ferry, Visitor Center, Lava Nagisa Park & Footbath, Arimura Observatory & Tenmonkan Mujaki
Found the right port days? Send one request for the excursions you prefer so the team can reconfirm availability and meeting details.
Check Places →Spectrum of the Seas Shared Tour Coordinators
Fiona and Serena coordinate our Spectrum of the Seas shared tours, bringing together guests from the same sailing who want to join the same shore excursions.


Start with the sailing you actually booked. Spectrum of the Seas follows different port sequences across its itineraries, so the most useful excursion is the one matched to both your destination and the date your ship is in port.
The ports on these Spectrum of the Seas itineraries are not interchangeable. Each region offers a different kind of cruise day, from historic castles and Kyoto landmarks to volcanic landscapes and compact city exploration.
Explore Matsue Castle and the Tottori area on a culture-and-scenery focused port day.
Use the Maizuru call to reach two of Kyoto's best-known cultural landscapes.
Discover castle heritage, traditional gardens and local culture beyond Japan's largest cities.
Combine Goryokaku, local market atmosphere, waterfront heritage and elevated city views.
Experience southern Japan through volcanic scenery, waterfront travel and central Kagoshima.
Choose between Nagasaki's modern history and Fukuoka's shrine, temple and urban highlights.
Spectrum of the Seas excursions at a glance
The currently featured Spectrum of the Seas cruise excursions include shared tours from Japanese ports such as Sakaiminato, Maizuru, Niigata, Hakodate, Kagoshima, Nagasaki, Fukuoka, Osaka and Aburatsu, plus Busan in South Korea on selected sailings. Availability depends on your exact cruise departure and port date.
Match the departure dates shown in your cruise booking with the sailing finder below. Each sailing section then lists only the shore excursions associated with those port dates.
No. Published shared-tour prices can differ by sailing date and group arrangement. Use the price displayed inside your exact sailing section rather than a generic destination price.
Each tour card summarizes the port date, main highlights, duration, walking level, guide information, group size when published and the current shared-tour price.
These Spectrum of the Seas cruise excursions are arranged around actual port calls rather than presented as a generic destination catalogue. That makes it easier to identify which tour corresponds with the date your ship arrives and what kind of experience fits within that cruise day.