Matsuyama to Hiroshima Ferry Information|A comfortable short trip across the Seto Inland Sea

Matsuyama to Hiroshima Ferry Information|A comfortable short trip across the Seto Inland Sea

Connecting Shikoku and Honshu, the Matsuyama–Hiroshima ferry is a popular option for both sightseeing and business travelers. The calm waters of the Seto Inland Sea make for a scenic and relaxing journey, turning travel time into part of the adventure.

Departure & Arrival

Sailing Route

Matsuyama Sightseeing Port → Hiroshima Port

Ferry Type & Passenger Access

Both high-speed boats and car ferries operate on this route. High-speed boats provide quick and comfortable travel with reserved seating, while ferries allow vehicles onboard and feature small shops and snack areas, making longer trips pleasant.

Vehicle Loading (Cars & Motorbikes)

  • Cars: Allowed on ferry services only
  • Motorbikes: Allowed on ferry services only

Schedule

  • Ferry: about 2h 40m
    • Matsuyama 08:00 → Hiroshima 10:40
    • Matsuyama 14:00 → Hiroshima 16:40
  • High-speed boat: about 1h 10m
    • Matsuyama 07:00 → Hiroshima 08:10
    • Matsuyama 09:40 → Hiroshima 10:50
    • Matsuyama 17:00 → Hiroshima 18:10

Ferry Names

  • Super Jet (high-speed boat)
  • Ferry Hiroshima / Ferry Matsuyama (regular ferries)

Fare Table (One-way, Adult, Child, Car, Motorbike)

Category Fare
Adult (ferry, 2nd class) ¥4,000
Child (ferry, 2nd class) ¥2,000
High-speed boat Adult ¥7,000
High-speed boat Child ¥3,500
Car (<4m) ¥12,000
Car (<6m) ¥18,000
Motorbike (≤125cc) ¥3,000
Motorbike (≤250cc) ¥4,000
Motorbike (≥400cc) ¥6,000

Please check the official ferry company website for detailed fares and updated timetables.


Sample Fare Scenarios (One-way)

  • 2 Adults using high-speed boat Matsuyama→Hiroshima: approx. ¥14,000
  • 2 Adults + 1 Child using ferry: approx. ¥10,000
  • 2 Adults + 1 Child with car (<4m) using ferry: approx. ¥22,000
  • 1 Adult with motorbike (≤125cc) using ferry: approx. ¥7,000

The Matsuyama–Hiroshima route not only provides a direct connection but also offers a chance to enjoy the Seto Inland Sea’s famous island scenery. Even on a short crossing, the views from the deck add something memorable to the journey.

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