[ NEW CAMELLIA FERRY Amenities 01] Large Public Bath: Operating Hours, Things to Bring, Tips for Best Spots

that will turn your worries about boredom into healing NEW CAMELLIA FERRY Everything about (Healing Spa on the Sea)

We are well aware that this is the most common concern before booking NEW CAMELLIA FERRY , a question that anyone planning a trip has likely asked themselves at least once. However, the stories of those who have actually boarded NEW CAMELLIA FERRY and departed from Busan Port are quite different. This is because, beyond a mere means of transportation, the ship is filled with 'leisure' and 'romance' that can never be enjoyed on an airplane.

At the heart of the reason why the time flowing from Busan to Fukuoka feels insufficient is the **'Grand Bath,' a healing spa on the sea that washes away travel fatigue in an instant.** Not only is a warm hot spring bath enjoyed while cutting through the pitch-black night sea considered the highlight of the cruise, but a sunrise bath while facing the endless horizon outside the window is also highly regarded.

Instead of being stuck in a cramped airplane seat waiting to reach your destination, why not start your true relaxation by warming up in a spacious public bath? From now on, we will delve into all the details regarding NEW CAMELLIA FERRY public bath, ranging from operating hours and tips on securing the best seats to what you need to bring.

1. Facility Overview

The NEW CAMELLIA FERRY NEW CAMELLIA FERRY bath, located on the 3rd floor, is divided into men's and women's sections and is a shared space available for free use by all guests.

View of the changing room at NEW CAMELLIA FERRY public bath. A neat interior equipped with basket-style personal lockers for storing clothes, mirrors, sinks, and hair dryers.
  • Location: Near the information desk on the 3rd floor
  • Usage Fee: Free (Passenger Only)
  • Facilities: Hot bath, cold bath (varies by women's section), shower facilities, personal lockers (clothes), hair dryers

2. Service Hours

The operating hours of NEW CAMELLIA FERRY public bath are determined by the sailing schedule, so it is important to check the time immediately after boarding.

The entrance to the women's bath in the main public bathhouse, with a red noren (curtain) hanging that reads 'LADIES'. The adjacent bulletin board displays detailed operating hours (e.g., 05:30–07:00).
  • Busan → Fukuoka (Night): Immediately after boarding ~ 11:00 PM / 06:00 AM the next day ~ before disembarking
  • Fukuoka → Busan (Daytime): Immediately after boarding ~ Around the time of departure (Subject to change depending on local conditions)
  • Special Note: The service may close early for cleaning and closing immediately before arrival.

4. Editor's Recommendation

The exciting start of an all-night voyage enjoyed while admiring the night view of Busan Port

The large bath at NEW CAMELLIA FERRY is more than just a place to wash; it is a romantic healing spot that maximizes the romance of your trip. Designed with a massive floor-to-ceiling window on one side, you can fully enjoy the start of your voyage while taking in a panoramic view of the dazzling lights of the Busan Harbor Bridge and the nightscape of downtown Busan at night. After washing away the day's fatigue, feeling as if you are in a luxury spa, your sleeping position on the rocking ship will feel much more comfortable.

In particular, waking up early in the morning to enjoy a bath while watching the red sunrise over the sea off Fukuoka is considered a "once-in-a-lifetime experience" among cruise travelers. This special experience, which is unimaginable on an airplane, will fill your heart with the excitement of travel even before you arrive at your destination. If you board NEW CAMELLIA FERRY , do not hesitate to head straight to the large public bath first. The warm comfort enjoyed on the sea will make your trip to Japan even more special.

📍 Use it in these situations!
  • the breathtaking scenery of the dawn sea and sunrise before arriving at Hakata Port: Take advantage of the early morning hours before departing from Busan and arriving at Hakata Port in Japan. Enjoying a morning bath while gazing at the endless horizon and the slowly rising sunrise outside the window is a special experience available only on a ship. This "golden hour" is highly recommended for those who want to start their day feeling refreshed and double the excitement of their trip.
  • A relaxing bath timed during peak dining hours: Strategically target dinner or breakfast times when the onboard restaurants are crowded. During these times, when most passengers are enjoying their meals, the crowds at the main bathhouse drop significantly, allowing you to enjoy a bath in a tranquil and relaxed atmosphere, as if you had rented a private bath. If you are a smart traveler looking to escape the crowds and enjoy some time to yourself, be sure not to miss this timing.
  • The final course before disembarking to wash away travel fatigue: On your way back home after a packed itinerary in Japan, visit the large public bath immediately after boarding. Soaking in warm hot spring water to relieve foot fatigue and muscle aches accumulated over the past few days will make the journey home after disembarking and the return to daily life the next day much lighter.
  • Relaxation time for a pleasant sleep before bed: Taking a light warm bath before the lights are turned off (11 PM) is very helpful for a good night's sleep. In particular, if you are staying in a multi-person room or 2ND CLASS CABIN, following a routine of warming up to relax before bed and getting into your cozy bedding will allow you to fall into a deep sleep even on a rocking ship.
⚠️ Important Notes for Use
  • Check Operating Hours: Operating hours are determined by arrival and departure schedules, such as night, morning, and afternoon. Please check the bulletin board next to the information desk immediately after boarding.
  • Valuables Management: The lockers in the changing room are for storing clothes, so please be sure to use the free lockers at the entrance or leave your valuables at the information desk on the 3rd floor.

The interior of NEW CAMELLIA FERRY large bathhouse, with a view of the sea through floor-to-ceiling windows. It features a hot bath, a cold bath, and seated shower facilities with individual partitions.

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