Incheon, a port city
open to the world

Incheon Port serves as the gateway to Seoul and the Seoul Metropolitan Area, poised to ascend as a global hub port. Being the closest port to Seoul, the capital of Korea, Incheon is a favored port of all for those who wish to visit Seoul and the Greater Seoul Metropolitan Area. Yet, Incheon itself is full of tourist sites worthy of one’s attention, from its Chinatown, which demonstrates Incheon’s international character, to Songdo, a planned city with skyscrapers; Wolmido Island, a haven of food and amusement; and Ganghwado Island, home to Joseon-era historic sites and a unique atmosphere created by its proximity to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). Incheon is a port of call like a rainbow, full of different hues from its long history, rich cuisine, lively people, and the beautiful view of the sea.

Incheon, a city with a long history
of global exchange

Incheon is the gateway to the Greater Seoul Metropolitan Area, home to 50% of Korea’s
population, and the first port on the way to Seoul, Korea’s capital. It is one of the best
known ports in Korea and a great Northeast Asian cruise hub in the making.
Opened in 2019, Incheon International Cruise Terminal is one of the largest cruise
terminals in Korea, capable of berthing large cruise ships up to 225,000 tons in tonnage
and a two-story terminal with a total floor area of 7,364 m2. Its parking facilities can
accommodate up to 200 vehicles, including 156 large buses, so the terminal can offer
convenience and quick access to even the largest cruise ships.
Incheon International Cruise Terminal operates both fixed and mobile gangways for the
safe movement of passengers regardless of tidal range, water depth, and vessel size.

Incheon International Cruise Terminal
Land Area
56,005 m²
Accessibility
KTX Gwangmyeong Station _ about 30 min by car
Incheon International Airport _ about 30 min by car
Gimpo International Airport _ about 35 min by car
Address
438, Gukjehangman-daero, Yeonsu-gu, Incheon
Phone
+82-32-570-6180
Facilities
Arrival hall, departure hall, waiting area, CIQ office,
baggage screening, mobile gangway, etc.
Berth Information
Berth Name Cruise Dockㅣ
Berth Capacity 225,000 tㅣDock Length 430 mㅣDock Water Depth 12 m
Berth Name International Passenger Dock Berth No.7ㅣ
Berth Capacity 150,000 GRTㅣDock Length 400 mㅣDock Water Depth 12 m

CIQ Information
On arrival
Disembark→Gangway→Quarantine→Immigration→Receive
baggage(for home port)→Animal, plant, and fishery products
quarantine→Customs inspection
On departure
Cruise terminal→Send checked baggage (for home port)
→Security check→Emigration control
→Duty-free pick up and tax refund→Gangway→Embark
*3 customs checkpoints, 7 immigration checkpoints, 3 quarantine booths
Information on Cruise Incentive
• A welcome event for cruise arrival and departure
A variety of welcome events, such as musical concerts, traditional performances, and sales of regional specialties for cruises that arrive at
or depart from Incheon Port
• Tourist information services
Tour guides and translation volunteers (Cruise Buddy) provided
• Free shuttle bus service for sightseeing
Free tourist shuttle bus services, only for cruises that arrive at or depart from Incheon Port
• Regional specialty sales booth and currency exchange operation
Access to booths where visitors can purchase regional specialties from Incheon and
exchange currency will be implemented
• Mobility and accessibility
Wheelchair rental and mobility assistance during arrival and departure processes
• 30% discount on cruise departure and arrival rates
• 30% discount for berthing and anchorage rates
• Gangway
Adjustable and mobile gangways in operation
Festivals Schedule
Seoul Winter Festa
Gyeyang Light Festival
Goryeosan Azalea Festival
Hangang Moonlight Night Market
Ara Waterway Kayak Festival
Korea Traditional
Performing Arts Festival
Hangang Festival
Hangang Light Show
Seoul International Music Festival
King Jeongjo Tomb Parade
Jeongseojin Drone Festival
Seochang Starlight Festival