Day 1 Seoul
Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Accommodation.
Day 2 Seoul
Breakfast. Half-day city tour including Changdeok Palace and Gwangjang Market, which has retained its history and the charm of a traditional market. Later, visit the National Museum with its interesting collection of Korean art, relax in the COEX Mall area where you can enjoy the Byeolmadang library, then continue to Seoul Tower on Mt. Namsan where you can admire the best views of the city. Return to the hotel. Accommodation.
Day 3 Seoul / Songnisan National Park / Daegu
Breakfast. Departure for Daegu. En route, visit the Folk Village, where we can admire the houses and traditional lifestyle of the 17th and 19th centuries. The village is a reconstruction of traditional Korea that includes more than 250 structures, where you can understand the life of the peasants and nobles of yesteryear. Continue to Songnisan National Park where we will visit Beopjusa Temple, home to the largest Buddha statue in Korea. Continue to Daegu. Arrival and accommodation.
Day 4 Daegu / Gyeongju
Breakfast. Visit to the Yangnyeongsi Oriental Medicine Museum and Seomun Market. Departure for Gyeongju, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known as the “Museum without Walls” due to its royal tombs and remains of palaces and fortresses. City tour including the Cheomseongdae Astronomical Observatory, built in 647, and the Royal Tomb Park. Accommodation.
Day 5 Gyeongju / Busan
Breakfast. Visit Bulguksa Temple. We will see Seokguram Grotto Temple, located at the foot of Mt. Tohan. The temple houses a large statue of Buddha considered one of the pinnacles of Far Eastern Buddhist art. Continue to Busan, located in the south of the Korean Peninsula. Visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a unique Buddhist temple by the sea offering breathtaking views of the ocean; visit Haeundae Beach to relax and enjoy the atmosphere of this popular beach destination; walking tour of Dongbaekseom Island, a picturesque coastal park known for its lush pine trees and beautiful ocean views. Visit Nurimaru APEC House, the modern conference hall that hosted the 2005 APEC Summit, and enjoy panoramic views of Haeundae Bay. Return to the hotel and overnight stay.
Day 6 Busan
Breakfast, we start the day by visiting the colorful Gamcheon Cultural Village, known as the “Machu Picchu of Busan.” Explore its narrow streets filled with art, murals, and cafes with spectacular views. We will then head to the picturesque Songdo Beach and enjoy the marine cable car, which offers breathtaking views of the sea and cliffs. In the afternoon, we will visit the traditional Jagalchi Fish Market, full of flavors from the sea and local life. Then, stroll through the lively BIFF Square, with street food, shops, and movie star footprints. We will end the day with panoramic views from Busan Tower in Yongdusan Park. Transfer to the hotel and overnight stay. * Note: In case of bad weather, the cable car may be replaced by another activity.
Day 7 Busan / Seoul
Breakfast. Departure for Seoul. Rest of the day at leisure. Accommodation.
Day 8 Seoul
Breakfast. Transfer to the airport at the scheduled time.
NOTES
- The tour includes multilingual guides, including Spanish-speaking guides (you will be joined at your destination by other people of different nationalities). Explanations will always be given during visits, never during transport. During the months of April and October, a Spanish-speaking multilingual guide will be available, subject to availability.
- The return trip from Busan to Seoul will be by bus or train, depending on the number of passengers.
VERY IMPORTANT
- The itinerary corresponds to departures in 2026. Please consult the itinerary and hotels planned for departures until December 2025.
- Korea requires reservations to be made at least 50 days before the departure date of the tour.
