Jeju ferry timetable
The corridors keep different rhythms: Wando sails up to three times a day, Mokpo has a night ship around 01:00 plus a morning departure, and Nokdong runs one morning sailing with a return from Jeju at 16:30. All of them shift with seasons, ship rotations and weather. Pick a date and port pair to see the actual departures with operator and arrival time.
FAQ timetable
FAQ
Questions about reading the Jeju timetable.
How close to departure should I check the timetable?+
Always on the day of travel, even in good weather. Korean coastal schedules move with ship inspections, holiday rotations and, above all, the sea state; wind and swell cancel sailings at short notice. The timetable above shows what is actually scheduled for your date.
What happens when a sailing is cancelled?+
Most cancellations come from weather. If your sailing is cancelled, the operator rebooks or refunds; queues at the counter are long on such days, and the next confirmed sailings fill quickly. When a typhoon is announced, whole days go, so build a buffer before any onward flight.
Why is the Jindo catamaran not in this timetable?+
The fast catamaran from Jindo is booked directly with its operator and shows in Korean domestic booking systems rather than here. Its timetable is the most weather sensitive of all the Jeju links, so confirm it on the day with the operator, Seaworld Express Ferry.
Are there days without sailings?+
The Nokdong ship pauses on set days, usually the first, third and fifth Sunday for the outbound leg and the matching Saturdays for the return from Jeju. Mokpo departures also shift when one of the ships goes into its scheduled inspection period. The date search above reflects those gaps.