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Discover a Different Side of
Korea: Beyond the Usual Tourist
Routes, 8 Days

3,400 USD (all-inclusive)

"All-INCLISIVE" format: accommodation for the entire stay, all transportation throughout the itinerary, including travel within Korea (flights, trains), airport transfers, meals - breakfasts, lunches and dinners with a focus on local cuisine and a curated food experience, as well as all activities with no extra costs, including higher-end experiences and VIP access where included in the program. The only things not included are international flights to South Korea.

AVAILABLE DATES:

September 11-18  November 6-13

We designed this tour so you don’t have to think about anything except enjoying your trip.

"All-INCLISIVE" format: accommodation for the entire stay, all transportation throughout the itinerary, including travel within Korea (flights, trains), airport transfers, meals - breakfasts, lunches and dinners with a focus on local cuisine and a curated food experience, as well as all activities with no extra costs, including higher-end experiences and VIP access where included in the program.

The only things not included are international flights to South Korea.

From Jeju to Seoul - through ocean and mountains

Have you already been to Korea and want to see more of it?

Or maybe you’ve been dreaming about Korea for years, but you don’t want to fly all this way just to spend a few days just in Seoul? You want to actually travel around the country?

Your friends are already tired of hearing you talk about Korea, but you still have no one to share the adventure with?

Come with us!

We’ll discover Korea together, talk about everything we see, try new food, take a million photos and probably keep asking ourselves how one country can look so different.

We’ll show you the Korea we fell in love with after living here for years.

In eight days, we’ll travel across almost the entire country. We’ll visit the volcanic island of Jeju.

You’ll see the Seoraksan mountains - dramatic cliffs, mist, pine forests and landscapes that are often compared to the scenery from Avatar.

We’ll stay in small coastal towns where most tourists rarely go.

One of the highlights of the trip is our journey along Korea’s east coast. We’ll take one of the country’s most scenic railway routes, where the train runs right beside the sea and the waves feel almost close enough to touch.

And yes, let’s be real.

Planning a trip like this on your own is not easy. You need to rent a car, plan dozens of transfers, figure out the roads and train schedules, and constantly worry that you’re missing something.

We’ve already done all of that.

So all you need to do is come and enjoy the trip.

This tour is about waking up to a completely different view almost every day: ocean, volcanoes, mountains, coastline and a side of Korea far beyond the usual tourist routes.

We’ll finish our journey in Seoul - convenient for your flight home or for continuing your trip around Korea.

TOUR PROGRAM - 8 DAYS / 8 NIGHTS

DAY 1. MEETING AND ACQUAINTANCE

- We’ll meet you at Jeju Airport, help you check in and then head out for our first dinner together.

- The evening will be relaxed: good food, introductions, questions, and a chance to talk through the route before our adventure begins.

Tidal island connected by a stone bridge in Hamdeok Beach , Jeju Island, South Korea.jpg

DAY 2. JEJU ISLAND

-We’ll start exploring Jeju from one of its most beautiful coastlines.

White sand, crystal-clear water and black volcanic rocks that somehow look almost unreal against the blue ocean.

- Then we’ll climb Ilchulbong - one of Korea’s most famous natural landmarks. The panoramic views from the top are absolutely worth the climb.

- We’ll also meet Jeju’s legendary Haenyeo - the island’s female free divers and an important part of Jeju culture recognised by UNESCO.

- During mandarin season, of course, we’ll stop by a local orchard and pick fresh mandarins straight from the trees.

We’re not going to rush from one location to another with a stopwatch. If we fall in love with a place, we stay a little longer. If we want another coffee with a view, we get one.

- By evening, we’ll move to Seogwipo and check into our hotel.

jeju Island coastal sea drone scenery_edited.jpg

DAY 3. WEST JEJU

- We’ll start the morning with kayaking in a very unusual place, where fresh river water meets the ocean.

- Visit a Buddhist temple built right into the volcanic cave. It’s one of those places most tourists simply never find.

- After that, we’ll walk through huge green tea fields stretching almost to the horizon and try real Korean green tea.

Along the way, expect volcanic coastline, beautiful viewpoints and plenty of stops whenever we see somewhere worth pulling over.

- And in the evening - one of the most exciting shows in Korea.

Even if you think shows are “not really your thing”, just trust us on this one!

Green tea fields in Seogwipo, Jeju Island, South Korea.jpg
Image by Sean Lee

DAY 4. BUSAN

- Morning flight to Busan!

- We’ll start with the colourful village built along the hills, with beautiful views over the city and the sea.

- Then we’ll slowly make our way through some of Busan’s most atmospheric neighbourhoods, learn a little about the city, try local food, stop by the market and immediately feel how different Busan is from Jeju.

- And, of course, we’re going to Busan’s famous seafood market, where people come from all over the world.

This is where you can try seafood that was literally still in the sea that morning.

- In the evening, you’ll have some time for shopping or simply walking along the waterfront.

DAY 5. MODERN BUSAN

- Today we’ll see a completely different Busan.

- We’ll walk along the scenic coastline, ride the cable car above the sea and see the modern side of the city from some incredible viewpoints.

In the evening, we’ll see Busan glowing with city lights — from our own private yacht.

Yes. A yacht!

We’ll see the city from the sea, with bridges and skyscrapers lit up around us.

Definitely one of those evenings you’ll remember long after the trip is over.

Image by Daniel Bernard
Busan Air Cruise, Busan cable car, ride on multicoloured sky capsule gondola route, with S

DAY 6. EAST COAST & GANGNEUNG

Today, one of the most beautiful road trips in Korea begins.

- We’ll travel along the east coast, with the ocean following us almost the entire way and the scenery changing every few kilometres.

- We’ll visit a beautiful natural cave with underground water and waterfalls — a place very few tourists outside Korea know about.

- By evening, we’ll arrive in Gangneung, a relaxed seaside city where you can experience a completely different, slower side of Korea.

We’ll stay here for the night.

Korea Winter and mountains and frozen rivers on a clear day  in winter, South Korea.jpg

DAY 7. NATIONAL PARK

Today we’re heading to Seoraksan National Park — one of the most beautiful places in South Korea.

Huge granite peaks, dense forests, mountain roads and viewpoints that make it very easy to understand why Koreans love this place so much.

- We’ll take the cable car up for incredible mountain views.

If the group feels like walking, we can also choose one of the hiking trails. There are several options, so we’ll pick the route that suits our group best.

- Afterwards, we’ll return to Gangneung for one more night by the sea.

DAY 8. SEOUL

Our final day is all about old Seoul and its history.

- We’ll visit a real preserved village from the Joseon era. This is not a reconstruction and not an open-air museum created for tourists - traditional houses and the atmosphere of old Korea have genuinely been preserved here.

- You’ll be able to walk through the narrow streets, join workshops and interactive activities, watch performances and see traditional crafts.

- Basically, a huge and very interesting Korean “Disneyland” — but set hundreds of years ago!

- We’ll finish the trip with our farewell dinner.

One final night at the hotel, so you can end the journey comfortably.

The next day, you can fly home - or continue exploring Korea on your own.

Mt Seorak is South Korea's national park  Awesome attractions all around that eyesight can
Autumn scenery of Nakanupseong Folk Village in Suncheon, South Jeolla Province, South Kore
Image by Jinhan Moon

WHY OUR TOUR?

All our tours feature culinary experiences, in addition to activities and cultural events. Every day you'll try a new dish you won't find outside of Korea. Every lunch and dinner is an introduction to the deepest, most traditional Korean cuisine. This isn't just tteokbokki and kimbap. This is authentic Korean home-cooked food—what ordinary Koreans eat every day. Grandmothers, grandfathers, workers, families—real cuisine without the tourist trappings. Through food, you'll immerse yourself in the culture: vibrant emotions, unexpected discoveries, a new taste of Korea every day. And it's here that you'll find the most delicious Korean cuisine, something you wouldn't experience on a regular trip.

Small groups - 6 to 10 people We work exclusively with small groups to maintain the atmosphere of a cozy, high-quality, and meaningful trip. Small groups make it easier to tailor the itinerary, provide individual attention to each guest, and create that feeling of "traveling in your own small group" that's impossible in larger groups.

All-INCLUSIVE Tour Package You arrive and simply relax. We take care of everything: transportation, meals, expensive activities, tickets, tastings, shows, all organizational details, and assistance along the route. No extra charges, no "not included," no surprises. Just impressions, emotions, and the feeling that you've been truly cared for. All-inclusive: you relax, we do the rest.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE TOUR PRICE:

    - K-ETA application assistance (if necessary)
   - Full support throughout the entire tour route
   - Breakfasts, lunches and dinners according to the program
(cafés included: 1 drink per person)
   - All activities listed in the program
   - Transportation throughout the entire route, including planes
   - 8 nights accommodation in hotels (double occupancy)

 

 

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR PRICE:

- International flights
- Visa application (for countries where a visa is required to enter South Korea)
- Medical / travel insurance
- Single room accommodation (single supplement from $900)

- Alcoholic drinks, except those included as part of the tour program.

 

 

Tour booking conditions

•    To secure a spot, a booking service fee is required.
   •    The booking service fee is 25% of the total tour price.
   •    The booking service fee is non-refundable if the tour is cancelled less than 30 days before the start date.
   •    Full payment is made after personal confirmation of all tour details
(dates, program, accommodation, etc.).

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