SOUTH KOREA → CHINA · INTERNATIONAL FERRY
The Incheon to Dalian ferry connects Incheon, South Korea with Dalian in Liaoning Province, China. Operated by Dain Ferry, the route currently runs three times a week. Ferries depart Incheon on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 17:30 and arrive in Dalian at 10:00 the following day.
01 · ROUTE & SCHEDULE
Incheon to Dalian Ferry Schedule
The Incheon → Dalian ferry currently departs three times a week. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday sailings leave Incheon at 17:30 and are scheduled to arrive in Dalian at 10:00 the following day.
Tuesday / Thursday / Saturday · 17:30 departure → 10:00 next-day arrival. Ferry schedules may change because of weather, sea conditions, port operations or other operational circumstances.
Tuesday evening departure with Wednesday morning arrival in Dalian.
Thursday evening departure with Friday morning arrival.
Saturday evening departure with Sunday morning arrival.
Dain Ferry currently operates three weekly passenger sailings.
Board in Incheon in the afternoon and arrive in China the next morning.
02 · CABINS
Dain Ferry Cabin Guide
The current official fare table lists five passenger accommodation categories: ECO2, ECO1, FST2, FST1 and VIP. Choose a cabin based on your budget and preferred level of comfort.
The lowest-priced accommodation category currently listed for the Incheon–Dalian ferry.
A higher Economy category with a one-way published fare of ₩150,000.
A First Class accommodation category for passengers seeking additional comfort.
The higher of the two First Class categories currently listed by the official port guide.
The highest passenger accommodation category on the Incheon–Dalian route.
03 · PASSENGER FARES
Incheon to Dalian Ferry Fare Guide
Current published one-way fares start at ₩135,000 for ECO2 and rise to ₩310,000 for VIP. Round-trip fares are also available. Terminal fees, departure taxes and fuel surcharges are charged separately.
Round-trip fare: ₩256,500.
Round-trip fare: ₩285,000.
Round-trip fare: ₩317,300.
Round-trip fare: ₩345,800.
Round-trip fare: ₩589,000.
Terminal fees, departure taxes and fuel surcharges are not included in the basic cabin fare.
04 · BOOKING
How to Book the Incheon to Dalian Ferry
Dain Ferry operates the Incheon–Dalian passenger service. Check your travel date, cabin availability and total fare before completing your reservation.
Dain Ferry Reservation
Use the Dain Ferry website or contact the passenger reservation office for current booking information.
- Select Incheon → Dalian.
- Choose a Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday departure.
- Select ECO2, ECO1, FST2, FST1 or VIP accommodation.
- Enter passenger details exactly as shown on your passport.
- Check the total cost including terminal fees, taxes and fuel surcharge.
- Confirm the latest sailing status before traveling to Incheon Port.
Passenger Contact
Dain Ferry’s current passenger contact numbers are listed by Incheon Port for both Seoul and Incheon.
Seoul: 02-3218-6550
Incheon: 032-891-7100
Always reconfirm the latest schedule and fare before departure.
05 · FERRY TERMINALS
Incheon & Dalian Passenger Terminals
This is an international ferry route, so passengers should arrive early enough to complete ticketing, baggage procedures, immigration and boarding.
Incheon Port
- Terminal Incheon Port International Passenger Terminal
- Address 57, Gukjehangman-daero 326beon-gil, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon, Republic of Korea
- Operator Dain Ferry Co., Ltd.
- Departures Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 17:30
Dalian Port
- Destination Dalian, Liaoning Province, China
- Arrival 10:00 the day after departure from Incheon
- Return Days Monday, Wednesday and Friday
- Return Time 17:30 departure → 10:00 next-day arrival in Incheon
06 · BEFORE YOU BOARD
Incheon to Dalian Ferry Boarding Checklist
Make sure your reservation name and passenger information match your passport exactly.
Check the latest entry and visa requirements for China based on your nationality and travel date.
International ferry passengers need time for ticketing, baggage handling, immigration and boarding procedures.
Terminal fees, departure taxes and fuel surcharges are separate from the basic passenger fare.
Weather, sea and port conditions can affect ferry operations.
Current Dalian → Incheon sailings operate on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
07 · RETURN ROUTE
Dalian to Incheon Return Ferry Schedule
The current return timetable lists Dalian → Incheon departures on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 17:30, with arrival in Incheon at 10:00 the following day.
Monday departure from Dalian with Tuesday morning arrival in Incheon.
Wednesday departure with Thursday morning arrival in Incheon.
Friday departure with Saturday morning arrival in Incheon.
Three weekly return sailings are currently listed from Dalian.
Check the latest timetable before finalizing your return journey.
08 · FAQ
Incheon to Dalian Ferry FAQ
Is there a direct ferry from Incheon to Dalian?
Yes. Dain Ferry operates a direct international car ferry service between Incheon in South Korea and Dalian in Liaoning Province, China.
What days does the Incheon to Dalian ferry operate?
Current departures from Incheon are scheduled on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
What time does the Incheon to Dalian ferry leave?
The current official timetable lists departure from Incheon at 17:30.
What time does the ferry arrive in Dalian?
The ferry is scheduled to arrive in Dalian at 10:00 the following day.
How much is the Incheon to Dalian ferry?
Current published one-way fares are ₩135,000 for ECO2, ₩150,000 for ECO1, ₩167,000 for FST2, ₩182,000 for FST1 and ₩310,000 for VIP.
Are there additional fees?
Yes. Terminal fees, departure taxes and fuel surcharges are charged separately from the basic cabin fare.
How often does the Incheon to Dalian ferry operate?
The current timetable lists three sailings per week from Incheon to Dalian.
When does the Dalian to Incheon ferry operate?
Current return departures are scheduled on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 17:30, with arrival in Incheon at 10:00 the following day.
Can the ferry schedule change?
Yes. International ferry schedules may change because of weather, sea conditions, port conditions or operational circumstances. Always confirm the latest sailing before departure.