Onomichi Bellavista Marina (Guntu departure and arrival point)

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Key points about Onomichi Bellavista Marina

  • The passenger ship "Guntû," which cruises around the Seto Inland Sea, departs from and arrives at Bellavista Marina in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture.
  • Guntu is a small inn with 17 rooms that "floats on the sea." After departing, it does not dock at any other ports, but instead drops anchor offshore or in a bay at night, and passengers disembark at Miyajima, Omishima, and other islands by tender boat.
  • Bellavista Marina is approximately a 40-minute drive from JR Fukuyama Station and about a 60-minute drive from Hiroshima Airport. A shuttle service is available by prior reservation.

Last verified: September 29, 2026 (Source at the end of this page)

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What kind of port is Onomichi Bellavista Marina?

"Guntu" is a local dialect word from the Bingo region referring to the small stone crabs found in the Seto Inland Sea. We offer cruises ranging from one to three nights, where you can drift through the Seto Inland Sea.

Docking location and access

Boarding location Bellavista Marina (Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture)
JR Fukuyama Station Approximately 40 minutes by car
JR Onomichi Station Approximately 50 minutes by car
Hiroshima Airport Approximately 60 minutes by car
Pick-up and drop-off Shuttle service is available from Hiroshima Airport and JR Fukuyama Station (advance reservation required).

Recommended ways to spend your time depending on the length of your port call

The town of Onomichi (before and after boarding the ship)

  • Senkoji Temple: A temple located on a mountain overlooking the town of Onomichi and the sea.
  • Onomichi's slopes and alleys: Walking paths known as a town of slopes and cats.
  • Shimanami Kaido: A network of islands connecting Onomichi and Imabari.

Port town cuisine

  • Onomichi Ramen: A local ramen dish with a soy sauce-based soup topped with pork back fat.

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Map of shops around the port

This is a list of Onomichi ramen restaurants near Bellavista Marina in Onomichi. Clicking on a restaurant on the map will show you its opening hours and customer reviews (Google Maps). Please check in advance whether the restaurant is open on the day of your port call.

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FAQ

Q1Where do I board the Guntû?

Guntû departs from and returns to Bellavista Marina in Onomichi City, Hiroshima Prefecture.

Q2Does the Guntû dock at ports of call?

After departing, the ship will not dock at any other port, but will drop anchor offshore, and passengers will disembark at Miyajima, Omishima, and other islands using tender boats.

Source/Reference Information

Last updated: September 29, 2026. Information is subject to change. Please let us know of any inaccuracies or issues you notice through reviews or inquiries.

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