Busan · Nam-guPhoto from the official websiteCatamaran yacht · Departs from Busan
Busan Bada Sea Burial
부산 바다해양장
Boarding location · 66-25 Bunpo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan

You do not have to navigate a farewell alone. We will guide you from your first questions about scattering ashes at sea.
Sea scattering honors the deceased by scattering cremated ashes in sea areas permitted by law. Understand its meaning and preparation before deciding.
Read the sea scattering guide
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Busan · Nam-guPhoto from the official websiteCatamaran yacht · Departs from Busan
부산 바다해양장
Boarding location · 66-25 Bunpo-ro, Nam-gu, Busan
Incheon · Yeonan PierPhoto from the official websiteLed by a funeral director · Memorial sailing information
푸른바다장
2F, 57 Yeonanbudu-ro, Jemulpo-gu, Incheon (Hang-dong 7-ga, Yeonan Plaza)
Jeonnam · YeosuPhoto from the official websiteDeparts from Nangdo · Memorial waiting room
성해원
Unit B24, 2F, 463 Seoha-ro, Buk-gu, Gwangju (Gakhwa-dong)
Based on official public information checked on 13 Oct 2026
This is not a complete list of all providers. Inclusion does not indicate a partnership or quality certification.
Discuss your preferred region, date and group size.
Confirm boarding locations, included fees and weather cancellation terms with the provider.
Bring the required documents and items, and follow safety instructions when boarding.
After the farewell in the designated sea area, ask about documentation and future memorial visits.
Funeral traditions through public institution videos and news

The sea scattering segment of an EBS documentary exploring funeral traditions. Playback starts at 21:20. Published in 2023, this footage should be viewed alongside current Korean law.
Starts at 21:20 · Korean-language video

Explores the meaning and types of natural burial, and what to check before choosing.

Discusses changes in funeral culture through natural burial and ash scattering.
We will guide you through choosing a location and preparing each step.
Haeyangjang and badajang mean scattering cremated ashes at sea. Sanbun, or ash scattering, is the broader practice of laying someone to rest by scattering cremated ashes. In addition to the sea, it may take place in legally designated facilities or areas within funeral and burial facilities.
No. The location must be at least 5km from the coastline, excluding restricted areas such as environmental management waters and marine protected areas. Confirm the actual scattering location and applicable requirements with the provider.
Only cremated ashes and fresh flowers may be scattered at sea. Containers and personal belongings must not be discharged. Plan to bring back items used during the memorial ceremony.
No nationwide standard price has been confirmed. Costs vary by region, vessel, passenger count, and ceremony arrangements. Decide what you need and compare included items, additional charges, and the final total.