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China

Incheon International Airport Passenger Terminal
Tel: +82-32-880-3300, +82-1599-5985 (Korean, English, Chinese)
Ferry Schedule: Check the Incheon International Airport Passenger Terminal Website(Korean)
Pyeongtaek International Ferry Terminal
Tel: +82-31-659-4403 (Korean)
Ferry Schedule: Check the Pyeongtaek International Ferry Terminal Website (Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese)
DepartureTravel TimeArrival
Dandong16hrsIncheon
Dalian17hrs
Yingkou24hrs
Qinhuangdao23hrs
Yantai15hrs
Shi dao15hrs
Lianyungang24hrs
Weihai13hrs
Qingdao16hrs
Tianjin24hrs
Weihai12hrsPyeongtaek
Lianyungang20hrs
Rizhao16hrs
Qingdao17hrs

Japan

Busan International Ferry Terminal
Tel: +82-51-463-3068 (Korean, English, Japanese)
Ferry Schedules
- Daea Express Shipping: intlkr.daea.com (Korean, Japanese)
- Korea Ferry: www.koreaferry.co.kr (Korean)
- Mirae Jet: www.kobee.co.kr (Korean)
- Pukwan Ferry: www.pukwan.co.kr (Korean, Japanese)
- Pan Tour: www.pantour.co.kr (Korean)
DepartureTravel TimeArrival
Fukuoka2hrs 55min (Beetle Ferry, Kobee Ferry) 
3hrs 15min (Dream Ferry) 
6hrs (New Camellia Ferry)		Busan
Shimonoseki8hrs 30min
Izuhara1hrs 55min (Kobee 3/5 Ferry) 
2hrs 10min (Ocean Flower Ferry)
Hitakatsu1hrs 10min (Beetle Ferry)
1hrs 40min (Ocean Flower Ferry)
Osaka19hrs

Russia

Donghae International Ferry Terminal
Tel: +82-33-531-5611 (Korean)
Ferry Schedule: Check DBS Cruise Ferry Website (Korean, English, Japanese, Russian)
DepartureTravel TimeArrival
Vladivostok20hrsDonghae
* Ferry schedules, travel hours and the ticket prices are subject to change.

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