SOUTH KOREA · JINDO · JODO
The Jindo Jodo ferry connects Jindo Port on the mainland with Changyu Port on Hajodo Island, the main ferry gateway to the Jodo archipelago. The crossing normally takes around 30 to 40 minutes, with several sailings throughout the day. Check the exact sailing time before departure, as schedules can change with tides, weather and operating conditions.
01 · BASIC FERRY INFORMATION
How do I take the Jindo Jodo ferry?
Ferries for Jodo depart from Jindo Port and arrive at Changyu Port on Hajodo. The route is served by Hallim Ferry No. 11 and Saeseom Dure. Some sailings continue beyond Changyu toward Gwanmaedo and other islands, so make sure you get off at Changyu when travelling to Jodo.
The direct Jindo-to-Changyu section normally takes approximately 30 to 40 minutes. Some services continue to Gwanmaedo or the western islands after stopping at Changyu.
Jindo Port to Changyu Port on Hajodo Island.
Hallim Ferry No. 11 and Saeseom Dure.
Summer schedule from March through October.
The main passenger ferry landing on Hajodo.
Sailing time varies slightly by vessel and service.
02 · SCHEDULE & BOOKING
Check the Jodo ferry schedule before travelling
During the summer operating period from March 1 to October 31, the official timetable lists up to eight Jindo-to-Changyu departures per day. The winter schedule has fewer sailings, so always use the timetable for your actual travel date.
Summer timetable
Current official Jindo County timetable for the Jindo Port → Changyu route.
- 07:30 · Hallim Ferry No. 11
- 08:20 · Saeseom Dure
- 09:50 · Hallim Ferry No. 11
- 10:30 · Saeseom Dure
- 12:10 · Saeseom Dure
- 15:20 · Saeseom Dure
- 17:00 · Hallim Ferry No. 11
- 18:00 · Saeseom Dure
03 · BEFORE YOU BOOK
Before travelling to Jodo, check these details
The Jindo–Jodo route has frequent services compared with many smaller Korean islands, but ferry operations are still affected by weather, tides and vessel conditions.
Passengers must present ID when buying and using ferry tickets.
Official guidance states that ticket sales close five minutes before departure.
Hallim Ferry No. 11 and Saeseom Dure operate different departures.
Return departures from Changyu differ from the Jindo departure timetable.
Vehicle loading is generally handled through an on-site waiting queue rather than advance reservation.
Strong winds and rough seas can delay or cancel ferry services.
04 · JINDO PORT
Where do I board the Jodo ferry?
Ferries to Jodo depart from Jindo Port. Older guides often call it Paengmok Port, so you may see both names when checking ferry information. On Jodo, ferries arrive at Changyu Port on Hajodo.
Jindo departure
- Port Jindo Port
- Old name Paengmok Port
- Destination Changyu Port · Jodo
- Seojindo 061-544-5353
- H/L Shipping 061-544-0833
Changyu arrival
- Port Changyu Port
- Island Hajodo
- Area Jodo-myeon · Jindo
- Seojindo 061-542-3771
- H/L Shipping 061-542-0020
05 · BEST FOR
Who is this ferry best for?
Changyu is the main gateway for travelling around Hajodo.
Hajodo and Sangjodo are connected by the Jodo Bridge.
Vehicle loading makes it convenient to explore Jodo by car.
Changyu is also an important transport hub for the wider Jodo archipelago.
06 · FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Jindo Jodo ferry FAQ
Where does the ferry from Jindo to Jodo arrive?
Ferries arrive at Changyu Port on Hajodo. Changyu is the main passenger ferry gateway for the Jodo area.
How long does the Jindo to Jodo ferry take?
Most direct Jindo-to-Changyu sailings take approximately 30 to 40 minutes. The exact time depends on the vessel and the day’s operating conditions.
How many ferries run from Jindo to Jodo?
During the current summer schedule from March 1 through October 31, the official timetable lists up to eight departures per day. The winter schedule has fewer sailings.
Can I take a car on the ferry to Jodo?
Yes. Vehicle loading is available on the route. Current Jindo County guidance indicates that vehicles are generally handled through an on-site waiting system rather than advance vehicle reservation. Loading can still be restricted depending on vehicle size and available deck space.
Are Jindo Port and Paengmok Port the same place?
Yes. Jindo Port is the current name of the port formerly known as Paengmok Port. Older ferry information and some local references may still use the name Paengmok.