Azamara Pursuit: Tokyo to Whittier14-night repositioning cruise · Thursday, May 20, 2027

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Itinerary
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Cruise details
- Cruise line
- Azamara Cruises
- Ship
- Azamara Pursuit
- Departs
- Tokyo (Asia)
- Arrives
- Whittier (Pacific - North America)
- Length
- 14 nights
- Month
- May
- Ports of call
- Oarai, Japan · Sendai, Miyagi, Japan · Miyako, Iwate, Japan · Hakodate, Japan · Kodiak, Alaska, United States · Seward, Alaska, United States
- Lead-in cabin
- Lead-in cabin
About this voyage: a 14-night one-way repositioning cruise aboard Azamara Pursuit, sailing from Tokyo to Whittier as Azamara Cruises moves the ship between seasons. Compare its nightly fare with the full trip cost, including one-way flights and transfers.
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This 14-night sailing with Azamara Cruises is listed to leave Tokyo, Japan, on May 20, 2027 and arrive in Whittier, USA (Alaska), on June 3, 2027. Use this page to compare the voyage dates, ship, listed itinerary and per-person cabin fares.
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