Seafarer: The Ship Sim Wiki — How to Fast Travel

There is no official Seafarer: The Ship Sim wiki. Astragon has not opened one, and no dedicated community wiki has formed around the game the way it has around older ship sims, so anyone searching for a Seafarer wiki is really looking for the handful of primary sources that do exist. This page lists them, and then fact-checks one system — fast travel — the way a good wiki entry would.

Is There an Official Seafarer: The Ship Sim Wiki?

No. Neither the official site nor the Steam store page links to a wiki, and the game does not ship with a codex or in-game encyclopedia. What the ecosystem does have is a Steam community hub with guides, artwork and discussions, an FAQ maintained on the official site, and developer patch notes posted to Steam news.

Be careful with the Fandom result that ranks for these searches. The Ship Simulator Wiki on Fandom has around 111 articles and has existed since June 2009, but its contents are the older Ship Simulator series — Ship Simulator 2006, Ship Simulator 2008, Ship Simulator Extremes, New Horizons and The Shipyard — along with the Vstep studio. Seafarer: The Ship Sim shares a genre and a naming pattern with those games, not a continuity, so its ship lists and unlock tables do not apply here.

Where Reliable Seafarer Information Lives

• The official site's FAQ answers platform, system requirement, language, keybinding, gamepad and game-mode questions, and names the developer and publisher.
• The Steam store page carries the official description, feature list, tags and the current price and discount.
• Steam news posts carry the full release notes and the Patch 1.0.1 public beta notes, which are the only reliable record of system changes.
• Developer replies in Steam discussions answer specific design questions, such as which ship types are planned and the studio's current position on modding.
• The in-game report tool is the documented channel for bug reports, as noted in the game's first hotfix announcement.

A word on third-party wikis and guide sites generally: several pages that rank for Seafarer terms mix this game up with earlier ship simulators or with unrelated mobile titles. If a page cannot date its information to a specific patch, treat what it says about unlocks and prices as unverified.

Fast Travel: A Wiki-Style Fact Check

Fast travel is a good test case, because it changed twice in the game's first weeks and older write-ups are already out of date.

Question	Sourced answer
When does fast travel unlock?	Level 1, per the full release notes, which moved it forward
How do you trigger it?	Harbour Fast Travel buttons added in the Patch 1.0.1 public beta, or Travel To in the Job Menu
Are there restrictions?	Fast travel is disabled while you are inside a harbour area
Is it safe in co-op?	Not yet: the 1.0.1 known-issues list reports client crashes from Job Menu Travel To

The pattern behind those facts is worth generalising: the game is being patched aggressively, the public beta branch runs ahead of the live build, and version numbers can lag behind the branch — the 1.0.1 beta still displayed version 1.0.0 at the time of writing. Before trusting any Seafarer wiki-style page, check which patch it describes.