Busan to Osaka by Overnight Ferry | Panstar Cruise South Korea🇰🇷 to Japan🇯🇵
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- Are you planning to travel from South Korea to Japan? Take the Overnight Ferry from Busan to Osaka with Panstar Cruise instead of flying! We found very little English information available so in this guide, we will cover everything regarding booking, prices, timetables, and our experiences on the ferry.
You can book a dorm room (affordable) or a private room with a private restroom (more expensive). The ferry is medium-sized and offers a sauna, gaming rooms, entertainment at night, and a buffet for dinner and breakfast with mostly Korean food.
You get a good rest in the comfortable beds and you can enjoy the sunrise and sunset over the sea. You will get to Osaka early in the morning at 10:00 am, so you will save on booking one night at an accommodation in Osaka.
Very recommended experience!
Our article with more information: minimal-travel.com/ferry-busa...
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0:00 Prices and Booking
2:11 Embarking
3:33 Junior Suite Room
4:17 Leaving Busan Port
5:19 First Impressions
6:39 Dinner
8:24 Sunrise and Breakfast
9:46 Arriving in Osaka
I was looking for information about this ferry trip between Korea and Japan and found your blog. Congratulations and thanks for the video !
Glad we could help you with that! When we used the ferry last autumn we struggled to find English information about it so we decided to share this in case someone would want to take the ship as well. It is a great experience 😃
Excellent.thank u
Your welcome ☺
Can you explain how it the immigration process once you arrive to Japan?
Overall pretty similar to an airport experience. There is passport control and customs. Everything is a little smaller but Japanese border control was very nice to us.
@@marcotravels thanks for your reply, I am assuming the put the QR code stamp on the passport for the tax discount as well Isn't?
@@motochannelmexico8632 there was no QR code stamp back then (October 23). I think you could shop tax-free within Japan as a foreigner with your passport. But I am not up to date on this topic