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Exciting news for travelers to Sinan Islands!

The half-price ferry fare support will now be expanded to 11 islands!

Experience the beauty of the islands with less financial burden and get closer to the charm of Sinan!

To promote island tourism and revive the local economy, Sinan County is expanding its half-price ferry fare support program to include 11 islands in the Heuksan area.

Originally set to start next year, the program will now begin on October 27, 2026.

Traveling to islands like Hongdo and Heuksando will be more accessible!

What changes with the half-price ferry fare support?

The key points of this expansion are the increase in both the number of eligible islands and the duration of the support.

✔️ Expanded Eligibility

From 4 islands to 11 islands in the Heuksan area

✔️ Extended Duration

From weekdays only to year-round, including weekends and holidays

✔️ Start Date

Starting October 27, 2026

Previously, support was limited to weekdays for 4 islands: Gageodo, Manjaedo, Sangtaedo, and Hatae-do.

Now, with the inclusion of Hongdo and Heuksando, the support will cover 11 islands, allowing benefits on weekends and holidays.

This will provide more flexibility when planning your travel dates!

Enjoying a leisurely island trip to Heuksando and Hongdo

Sinan is home to beautiful natural landscapes and islands, each with its own charm.

Heuksando and Hongdo are among the top tourist attractions representing Sinan.

With reduced ferry fares, more tourists are expected to visit the islands, promoting longer stays and the enjoyment of the islands' charm.

As tourism increases, consumption in accommodation, dining, and tourism sectors will naturally rise, contributing to local income and economic revitalization.

Reduce travel costs with half-price fares while creating rich memories on the islands!

The allure of traveling to Sinan Islands is set to grow!

Preparing for a clean island!

With the increase in tourists, it is also crucial to protect the island's beautiful nature.

To address the waste generated from the rise in visitors, Sinan County is implementing environmental management measures.

Since October 15, public cargo ships have been deployed to transport goods and maintain the environment around Heuksando and neighboring small islands.

As more people visit, plans are in place to ensure the natural beauty is preserved for a long time.

Towards a Sinan that more people want to visit!

Sinan County plans to support half-price fares based on Heuksando's ferry rates in the future.

They will also actively seek national funding support to reduce local financial burdens for the program.

Starting from October 27, 2026, the expansion of half-price ferry fare support for the Heuksan area!

This is an opportunity to explore the beautiful islands of Sinan, including Hongdo and Heuksando, with less financial pressure.

If you're planning an upcoming island trip, take your time to enjoy the sea, nature, and the unique charm of each island.

* Please check with Sinan County and ferry operations for actual fare support amounts and criteria before traveling.

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