Island Getaways from Incheon: Discover the Hidden Gems
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Escape the bustling city for a moment
and embark on an island adventure by ferry! ⛴️
From mysterious sandy islands that only reveal themselves at low tide
to islands with lush forests and vast open fields!
In Incheon, there are attractive islands each with unique landscapes.
Today, let me introduce you to three ferry-accessible island destinations in Incheon! 🌊
🏝️ Three Island Destinations in Incheon 🏝️
🏝️ Daeyijakdo
🏝️ Deokjeokdo
🏝️ Guleopdo
Before you set off on your island adventure,
the first thing you need to prepare is your ferry ticket! ⛴️
The ferries to Daeyijakdo, Deokjeokdo, and Guleopdo can be conveniently booked
through the KSA ferry reservation website or app.
Here’s how to book your KSA ferry:
1. Access the KSA ferry reservation website or app
2. Select departure station 'Incheon' and destination 'Daeyijakdo', 'Deokjeokdo', or 'Guleopdo'
3. Choose your travel duration (one-way or round-trip)
4. Select your preferred departure time
5. Choose the number of passengers, enter information, and proceed to payment
Note: Each island has different operating times and fares, so please check the round-trip schedules before finalizing your travel plans.
⏰ Operating Times and Fares
Destination
Daeyijakdo
Deokjeokdo
Guleopdo
Travel Time
Approximately 1 hour 30 minutes
Fast ferry 1 hour 10 minutes
Car ferry 1 hour 50 minutes
About 3 hours
Note: Varies by route
Weekday One-Way Fare
22,600 KRW
Fast ferry 24,800 KRW
Car ferry 20,500 KRW
30,500 KRW
Weekend One-Way Fare
24,700 KRW
Fast ferry 27,100 KRW
Car ferry 22,400 KRW
33,400 KRW
Note: Guleopdo operates once a day, and the schedule may vary by date.
Before boarding the ferry, make sure to check:
✔️ Bring an ID for ferry boarding
✔️ Check the latest operating times before departure
✔️ Operating times may change or be canceled due to weather and tidal conditions
1. Daeyijakdo
Located in Incheon, this island reveals a mysterious sandy beach only at low tide.
The highlight of Daeyijakdo is the sandbar that emerges in the middle of the sea.
It gradually appears as the tide goes out, offering a unique sight!
The beach stretches out between the blue sea, creating a stunning landscape.
For a panoramic view of Daeyijakdo, hike up to Bua Mountain.
2. Deokjeokdo
This island offers a delightful mix of blue seas and lush forests.
Whether you prefer beach walks or trekking, Deokjeokdo is a fantastic destination.
Don't miss Seopori Beach, known for its wide sandy shores and pine tree forests.
3. Guleopdo
Known for its endless meadows and blue seas, Guleopdo is a favorite among travelers.
With its well-preserved natural scenery, it's often referred to as Korea's Galapagos.
As you walk along the island, enjoy the untouched beauty of the landscape.
Whether it's the sandbars of Daeyijakdo, the forested beaches of Deokjeokdo, or the vast meadows of Guleopdo, each island offers a unique experience.
This weekend, why not take a ferry and spend a special day on one of Incheon's islands?
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Source :https://blog.naver.com/korea_diary/224439272435
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