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Seaworld Express Ferry

Seaworld Express Ferry is a South Korean company, based on the south coast, interlinking Mokpo, a city in South Jeolla Province; the port of Haenam Usuyeung; and Jeju Island.

Offering regular routes from the mainland to the country’s largest island and most popular domestic holiday destination, Jeju Island, Seaworld Express Ferry is one of the most frequently used operators in South Korea, particularly during the summer months.

The company’s flagship, Sea Star Cruise, is large vessel with an on-board bakery, video game arcade and karaoke room, while affording tantalising views of Jeju approaching from the horizon. Seaworld Express Ferry also operates a smaller catamaran called Queen Star 2, providing the fastest sailing to Jeju, complete with a range of modern amenities and comfortable seats. And finally, Santa Lucino, another large cruise ship, boasts plenty of top-quality cabins from family accommodation and Junior Suites to VIP rooms, as well as massage chairs and a seminar room.

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Seaworld Express Ferry routes and ports

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All Seaworld Express Ferry routes

Seaworld Express Ferry Customer Reviews

  • "Delivered. Very happy. "

    I need a ferry booked in Korea from JeJu to Mokpo. This can’t be done online (certainly not in English) and al phone likes were Korean. Directferries quoted me a price. I was cautious as I’ve not used them before and not 100% certain of them even after buying the ticket. However, they came up trumps. I picked my ticket up an hour before sailing 9,000 miles away no trouble.

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