"ship tour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a guided tour of a ship, typically a large ocean-going vessel such as a cruise liner. For example: I signed up for a two-day ship tour around the Caribbean.
The crash, in the capital, Port Vila, involved a local commuter bus and a cruise ship tour bus run by a local operator.
Tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., Coast Guard Appreciation Weekend; free activities, including search and rescue demonstrations involving an HH-65 Dolphin Helicopter, ship tour of the U.S.C.G.C. Reliance, boat safety demonstrations and a presentation by Coastie, the talking robot cutter.
Tomorrow and Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., Coast Guard Appreciation weekend, free activities, including search and rescue demonstrations involving an HH-65 Dolphin Helicopter, ship tour of the Coast Guard cutter Reliance, boat safety demonstrations and a presentation by Coastie, the talking robot cutter.
Ship tour of the Holland America Veendam.
(Perhaps we should have taken the ship tour this time).
We skipped the ship tour again but were fortunate to find a multilingual guide who offered an inexpensive van tour to Livadia and other sights.
Visiting ship tours, military demonstrations and pier activities are free and open to the public.
Each event will feature a Parade of Sail that includes the race participants and a contingent of local sailing ships, a waterside fair and dockside ship tours.
The three-day event will also include fireworks, musical performances at stages along the waterfront, ship tours, and maritime exhibits at museums in and around the city.
This weekend, in San Juan, the first of five OpSail assemblages leading up to the New York extravaganza is underway with its own program of music, dancing, ship tours and parties.
He has displayed his work and that of his students in over 50 outreach talks to schools, museums and societies nationwide, and has also deployed it to illustrate talks on cruise ship tours around the ancient sites of the Mediterranean.
