The webpage displays a dynamic map, marking the locations of major international passenger ferry routes and terminals in East Asia to facilitate travel planning for passengers.
East Asia International Passenger Ferry Route Map
Blue indicates the route; Red indicates the location of the terminal.
Click on a route or terminal to view detailed information.
This map requires access through the international internet and is not available to residents of China; a gray background will be displayed if loading fails.
Ferries in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area are mainly used for travel between Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau. Due to the complexity of the routes, they are not marked on the map. You can zoom in on the map for details.
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Ferries in Suspended Operation
The ferry from Korsakov, Russia to Wakkanai, Japan was suspended in 2019.
Ferry services between Vladivostok, Russia and Nanao City, Japan have been suspended (Japan requested the suspension for fire safety reasons), and there are no plans to resume.
The New Jian Zhen ferry from Shanghai, China to Osaka, Japan was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Cargo transportation has now resumed, but because the New Jian Zhen carries a large amount of cargo, it is inconvenient to dock at the Shanghai Port International Passenger Transport Center Terminal in the city center. The Shanghai Jungong Road Terminal (Pujiang) does not currently have the conditions for passenger inspection (construction is being accelerated), so passenger transportation has not yet resumed and is expected to resume in 2025. Operation has resumed
Ferries from mainland China to Taiwan Island may not have resumed passenger transport, but ferries from mainland China to Kinmen Island and the Matsu Islands of Taiwan have resumed operation.
The route from Pingtan, Fujian, China to Taipei Port, Taiwan is not marked on the map. This route has not yet resumed passenger transport.
The passenger route from Lianyungang, China to Pyeongtaek, South Korea has not yet resumed.
The route from Yingkou, China to Incheon, South Korea has not yet resumed passenger services.
The route from Tianjin, China to Incheon, South Korea has been temporarily suspended due to the expiration of the ship’s service life and is expected to resume operation after the ship is replaced.
The passenger route from Rongcheng Longyan Bay, China to Pyeongtaek, South Korea, will be suspended in 2025.
South Korea-China Route Information
Some routes and ports are not marked on the map above.
Routes Connecting Incheon
| Shipping Company | Shipping Interval (Time Required) | Reservation Phone (Languages Supported in Parentheses) | Related Website (Languages Supported in Parentheses) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dandong Ferry | Incheon ↔ Dandong (15 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-3322 (Korean, English, Chinese) Dandong: +86-415-315-2666 (Korean, English, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Daren Ferry | Incheon ↔ Dalian (17 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-7100 (Korean, Chinese) Dalian: +86-411-8262-5021 (Korean, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Fanying Ferry | Incheon ↔ Yingkou (26 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-5858 (Korean, Chinese) Yingkou: +86-417-626-8778 (Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Qinren Shipping | Incheon ↔ Qinhuangdao (24 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-9600 (Korean, English, Chinese) Qinhuangdao: +86-335-343-0600 (Korean, English, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Hanjoong Ferry | Incheon ↔ Yantai (17 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-8880~2 (Korean, English, Chinese) Yantai: +86-535-660-674-0342 (Korean, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Huadong Ferry | Incheon ↔ Shidao (12~13 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-891-8877 (Korean, Chinese) Shidao: +86-631-737-6666 (Korean, Chinese) |
Chinese Korean |
| Lianyungang Ferry | Incheon ↔ Lianyungang (24 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-770-3700 (Korean, English, Chinese) Lianyungang: +86-518-8233-8189 (Korean, English, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
| Weidong Ferry | Incheon ↔ Weihai (15 Incheon ↔ Qingdao (15 |
Incheon: +82-32-770-8000 (Korean, English, Chinese) Qingdao: +86-532-8280-3574 (Korean, English, Chinese) Weihai: +86-631-522-6173 (Korean, English, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean, English) |
| Jinchon Ferry | Incheon ↔ Tianjin (26 hours) | Incheon: +82-32-777-8260 (Korean, English, Chinese) Tianjin: +86-22-2571-9121 (Korean, English, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean) |
Incheon-Lianyungang: Lianyungang Ferry (Korean)
Routes Connecting Pyeongtaek
| Shipping Company | Shipping Interval (Time Required) | Reservation Phone (Languages Supported in Parentheses) | Related Website (Languages Supported in Parentheses) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rizhao International Ferry | Pyeongtaek ↔ Rizhao (19 hours) | Pyeongtaek: +82-31-686-5897, 5921 (Korean, Chinese) Rizhao: +86-633-838-9931, 9926 (Korean, Chinese) |
Official Website (Korean, Chinese) |
| Pyeongtaek Jiaodong Ferry | Pyeongtaek ↔ Weihai (12 hours) | Only available for purchase on the day, telephone reservations are not available | Official Website (Korean, Chinese) |
| Yantai Ferry | Pyeongtaek ↔ Yantai (14 hours) | Pyeongtaek: +82-31-684-8827 (Korean, Chinese) | Official Website (Korean) |
- Pyeongtaek-Rongcheng: Rongcheng Dalong Shipping (Korean, Chinese) Already suspended
- Pyeongtaek-Lianyungang: Lianyungang Ferry (Korean)
- Pyeongtaek-Weihai: Pyeongtaek Jiaodong Shipping Co., Ltd. (Korean, Chinese)
Other Routes
Shidao - Gunsan Route: Shidao International Ferry (Korean) Fare Information
South Korea-Japan Route Information
Routes connecting Busan, South Korea:
- Busan-Hitakatsu, Busan-Tsushima: Starline Co., Ltd. (Korean)
- Busan-Fukuoka: Korea Ferry (Korean, English)
- Busan-Shimonoseki: Pukwan Ferry (Korean, English, Japanese)
- Busan-Osaka, Busan-Hitakatsu, Busan-Tsushima: PanStar Line.com Co., Ltd. (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
Other Routes:
- Donghae-Sakaiminato Duwon Merchant Shipping Co., Ltd. (Korean, English) This route is not marked on the map
China-Taiwan Route Information
The “Kinmen Shuitou - Xiamen Wutong,” “Kinmen Shuitou - Quanzhou Shijing,” “Nangan Fuao - Fuzhou Langqi,” and “Beigan Baisha - Fuzhou Huangqi” Mini Three Links fixed ferry services have resumed.
Ferries from mainland China to Taiwan Island may not have resumed passenger transport.
Citizens of all nationalities other than Chinese citizens are allowed to travel; entry to Taiwan Island is permitted.
Chinese citizens from Fujian can enter Kinmen and Matsu through the Mini Three Links .
Routes Connecting Kinmen
Taiwan Kinmen-Fujian Xiamen, Taiwan Kinmen-Fujian Xiamen:
Ticketing:
Kinmen Xiamen Quanzhou Mini Three Links Ticketing Website
i Hai Tai - Cross-Strait Passenger Transport Ticketing Platform
i Hai Tai WeChat Official Account
From June 1, 2025, for all Kinmen-Xiamen and Quanzhou ferry tickets purchased through the “i Hai Tai” ticketing platform, the terminal passenger service fee will be paid online by i Hai Tai and included in the ticket price. The ticket counter will no longer accept cash.
Routes Connecting Matsu
Fuzhou Mawei Langqi - Matsu Fuao, Lianjiang Huangqi - Matsu Baisha
Fuzhou Port Mawei Langqi Passenger Terminal WeChat Official Account
Download the “e Fuzhou” APP, enter the homepage and click on Featured Topics - Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau Zone, and follow the operating procedures to purchase tickets.
Taiwan-Japan Route Information
Taiwan Keelung ─ Japan Ishigaki Island, will begin operations in September 2025.
Two round trips per week, one way 7 hours
This route is not marked on the map, please check the official website.
YaimaLine Merchant Shipping Co., Ltd.
China-Japan Route Information
Shanghai - Kobe/Osaka New Jian Zhen (Passenger transport officially starts in July 2025)
Please check the official website for the boarding address. For more information, please contact its Shanghai office: 021-65956888
One round trip per week, one way 48 hours
Departs from Kobe/Osaka on Tuesdays, arriving in Shanghai on Thursdays
Departs from Shanghai on Saturdays, arriving in Osaka/Kobe on Mondays
The route is usually half in the Seto Inland Sea and half in the East China Sea. The Seto Inland Sea section is smooth and the mobile phone signal is stable, while the East China Sea section is magnificent.
The new ship has a paid Wi-Fi service, 50rmb/500mb.
There is a bathroom on board.
Other routes will also be taken in the event of typhoons and other bad weather. Meals for the number of days delayed will be provided in the event of delays.
On-Line Booking - Ticketing Guide - English
予約について - Ticketing Guide - Japanese
Contact China-Japan International Ferry Co., Ltd. - Chinese
Japan-China International Ferry Co., Ltd.: 新鍳真（しんがんじん）日中国際フェリー：神戸・大阪/上海（毎週火曜日出航）
South Korea-Russia Route Information
Donghae-Vladivostok: Duwon Merchant Shipping Co., Ltd. (Korean, English)
Sokcho International Passenger Terminal-Zarubino Port, no official website is in operation.
Japan-Russia Route Information
Currently only the Sakaiminato-Donghae-Vladivostok route is available, please confirm in advance whether a Korean visa is required.
Precautions
The information provided on this page is for reference only.
Before traveling, please check the ferry’s operating season, operating hours, route information, baggage regulations, fares, ticketing methods, boarding procedures, and other information. And record the ferry company’s emergency contact information.
Please confirm that you have obtained an entry permit, pay attention to the weather forecast for the date of travel, and consider purchasing travel insurance.
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References
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