Ferry from Japan to South Korea
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Open tickets are valid for up to 12 months from booking date (see ticket conditions).

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How long is the ferry from Japan to South Korea?

The crossing time by ferry from Japan to South Korea ranges between routes, operators and ships. Hakata - Busan on average approximately takes 3h 5m. The distance from Hakata to Busan is approximately 114.2 nautical miles. Sailings from Osaka - Busan take on average 18h 30m.

Japan to South Korea Ferry Operators

The following operators sail from Japan to South Korea: JR Kyushu Beetle Jet Ferry, Camellia Line, DBS Cruise Ferry and Panstar Cruise. Timetables vary depending on the ferry company. Check the latest ferry timetables between Japan and South Korea with just a few clicks using our deal finder.

What is the ferry price from Japan to South Korea?

Prices for the Japan to South Korea ferry might change depending on the season you want to travel. Cheap ferry tickets are usually available during off peak, outside of the high season. Please visit our special offers page to view all the latest ferry discounts.

Can I travel with a vehicle from Japan to South Korea?

No operators sailing from Japan to South Korea currently accept vehicles.

Japan to South Korea Ferry Routes

The following routes sail between Japan and South Korea: Hakata(Fukuoka) – Busan, Sakaiminato – Donghae, Osaka – Busan, Tsushima (Hitakatsu) – Busan. Some routes are seasonal, whereas others sail year round. To get the most up to date sailing information for ferries from Japan to South Korea search in our Deal Finder.

How much are ferries from Kyushu to South Korea?

From To Average price
Hakata(Fukuoka), Kyushu
Busan, South Korea
$168.81Average price
Osaka, Kyushu
Busan, South Korea
$216.58Average price

Ferries from Kyushu to South Korea

About Kyushu

Japan is an island country in East Asia, divided into 47 prefectures and 8 regions in the Pacific Ocean. With over 6,000 islands in total, Japan is defined by many different landscapes ranging from cherry blossom-clad hills and iconic volcanoes to ultra-modern cities showcasing the latest technological advances. Tokyo, the capital, claims the most Michelin stars of any city in the world, so an exquisite sushi feast is never too far away. It also boasts a superb transportation system, an endless amount of bars and awe-inspiring structures, helping it become one of the most visited cities in Asia. Travelling by ferry is a useful way to get around Japan, as it offers a substantial amount of routes within its many islands and prefectures, which are all operated by a wide range of excellent ferry operators. You can also sail to numerous international destinations including South Korea, China and Russia.

About South Korea

South Korea forms the southern part of the Korean Peninsula in East Asia, with China to the west and Japan to the east. With a history dating back to 70,000 BC embedded into this small country’s cultural heritage, South Korea offers numerous fascinating historical landmarks including 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It has a stunning landscape, too comprising huge mountains, gorgeous countryside, picturesque rice fields and clusters of remote islands found just offshore. Seoul, the energetic capital is a bustling metropolis filled with everything from temples to high-end bars and shops featuring the world’s latest technology. Food contributes significantly to the character of this city as well; you can enjoy exquisite meals either on a street corner or inside a neo-Korean upmarket restaurant, there’s an endless choice. South Korea has a few ports offering routes to a wide range of destinations. For international ferry routes, there are a number of sailings across the Sea of Japan to choose from, whilst the domestic crossings go to the islands just off the south coast.

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