Choose one of the cruise itineraries below, then choose between one of these 2 fantastic post cruise 7 night add on’s and discover the true beauty of South Korea. These add on packages start from only £2099 per person on a 4* basis plus the cruise and international flight costs on top of this.
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UNESCO Option 1: Seoul & Southern Korea
Day 1 – Busan – Gyeongju
Arrive Busan and transfer to Gyeongju. Hotel check in.
Day 2 – Gyeongju
In the morning transfer to Gyeongju. As the capital of the Silla Kingdom for almost a thousand years, it has significant and fascinating historical heritages, the Gyeongju Historical District has been designated as a World Heritage by UNESCO. Visit Gyeongju National Museum, Anapji Pond, Tumuli Park, Cheomseongdae Observatory.
Day 3 – Gyeongju – Seoul
Visit Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto where are the most notable remains in Gyeongju. These monuments capture the essence of Korean history and Buddhist culture and remain a source of intense pride for Koreans everywhere. Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple are often included when introducing Korea abroad as well as being a part of the mandatory itinerary on field trips taken by Korean students. The Bulguksa Temple even appears in the lyrics of an old folk song that begins with a reference to the ringing of the bell in Bulguksa Temple. Transfer to Seoul and hotel check in.
Day 4 – Seoul
In the morning, visit Gyeongbokgung Palace where was the primary residence for the royal family
of Joseon Dynasty. It is easily recommended as the most beautiful palace in Seoul. Proceed to
Insadong Antique Alleys. located in the middle of the city, is an important place where old but
precious and traditional goods are on display. There are one main road in Insadong with alleys on each side. Within these alleys are galleries, traditional restaurants teahouses and café. Transfer to Korean Folk Village. It is the home of true Korean heritage where many features of the Korean culture have been collected and preserved for future generations to see and learn. Visitors can
experience the authentic atmosphere with over 260 traditional houses.
Day 5 – Seoul – Jeju
In the morning transfer to Gimpo Domestic Airport and take a flight to Jeju Island. Jeju Island, the largest in Korea, is located at the southern tip of the Korean peninsula. It has a unique island culture that is steeped in folklore and tall tales. Jeju Island is full of attractive tourist sites such as the mountainous area where valleys and waterfalls are located underneath Baekromdam, the zenith of Mt. Halla, and the seashore, which oversee the small islands that shine like emeralds. You will visit Yeomiji Botanical Garden, Jeju Folk Museum, Magic Road, Chunjiyeon Waterfall.
Day 6 – Jeju
Enjoy a semi-tropical climate and a culture and mystic of its own, scenic beaches, waterfalls. Cliffs and caves lie in harmony. Visit Jeongbang Waterfall, Seoungeup Folk Village, Seougsan Sunrise Peak, Manjang Cave.
Day 7 – Jeju to Busan
In the morning, transfer to Jeju Airport and take a flight to Busan. Arrive at Busan and half day city tour. Busan is a second largest city in Korea. As a major port city, there is a myriad of sea routes offering gateways to Japan and to the rest of the world. Busan also boasts scenic visions of nature with Nakdonggang River flowing in the west adjacent to the ocean at the south. Visit Yongdusan Park which harmonizes Busan Tower and 70 different species of trees, is considered a favourite resting place among the citizens of Busan. It is called Yongdusan because the shape of the mountain looks like the head of a dragon that climbs to land from sea. Transfer to Jagalchi Fish Market. This market represents Busan and is famous throughout the country. If you visit you can eat fresh raw fish right at the market. Even these days you can see women selling mackerel, sea squirts (ascidians) and whale meat on wooden boxes along the road. Proceed to Gukje(International) Market where was created during the Korean War as displaced people flocked together and began to sell US army’s military supplies. As the biggest traditional market in Busan, Gukje Market features a variety of goods at a cheaper price than other places.
Day 8 – Busan
Free & Easy time
UNESCO Option 2: Korea Inland Tour
Day 1 – Busan – Gyeongju
Arrive Busan and transfer to Gyeongju. Hotel check in.
Day 2 – Gyeongju
In the morning transfer to Gyeongju. As the capital of the Silla Kingdom for almost a thousand years, it has significant and fascinating historical heritages, the Gyeongju Historical District has been designated as a World Heritage by UNESCO. Visit Gyeongju National Museum, Anapji Pond, Tumuli Park, Cheomseongdae Observatory.
Day 3 – Gyeongju – Seoul
Visit Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto where are the most notable remains in Gyeongju These monuments capture the essence of Korean history and Buddhist culture and remain a source of intense pride for Koreans everywhere. Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple are often included when introducing Korea abroad as well as being a part of the mandatory itinerary on field trips taken by Korean students. The Bulguksa Temple even appears in the lyrics of an old folk song that begins with a reference to the ringing of the bell in Bulguksa Temple. Transfer to Seoul and hotel check in.
Day 4 – Seoul
In the morning, visit Gyeongbokgung Palace where was the primary residence for the royal family of Joseon Dynasty. It is easily recommended as the most beautiful palace in Seoul. Proceed to Insadong Antique Alleys. located in the middle of the city, is an important place where old but precious and traditional goods are on display. There are one main road in Insadong with alleys on each side. Within these alleys are galleries, traditional restaurants teahouses and café. Transfer to Korean Folk Village. It is the home of true Korean heritage where many features of the Korean culture have been collected and preserved for future generations to see and learn. Visitors can experience the authentic atmosphere with over 260 traditional houses.
Day 5 – Seoul – Mt. Seoraksan
In the morning, transfer to transfer to Daepohang Port. The port is filled with raw fish restaurants and a live fish market containing eel, flatfish, flounder, yellowtail, and plethora of other highend seafood. Furthermore, the abundance of local dishes that can be found lining the streets includes ojingeo sundae and Gamja Songpyeon. Proceed to Naksan Beach and Naksan Temple one of the eight beautiful sights of the Gwandong area (Gwandongpalgyeong), and the Uisangdae tourist attractions surround this beach, making it even more attractive to visitors. Transfer to Mt. Seoraksan and hotel check in.
Day 6 – Mt. Seoraksan – Seoul
Mt. Seorak National Park. Seorak’ became its name after the snow took so long to melt on the rock, they stayed white. It was designated as a Biosphere preservation district by UNESCO. You may not breathe due to the beautiful scenery embroidered with fantastic rock formations and superb forests. Take a cable car ride to Gwonkeumsansung Fortress and the visit to Shinheungsa Temple. Transfer to Seoul and hotel check in.
Day 7 – Seoul – Busan
In the morning, transfer to Busan by high express train (KTX). Arrive at Busan and half day city tour. Busan is a second largest city in Korea. As a major port city, there is a myriad of sea routes offering gateways to Japan and to the rest of the world. Busan also boasts scenic visions of nature with Nakdonggang River flowing in the west adjacent to the ocean at the south. Visit Yongdusan Park which harmonizes Busan Tower and 70 different species of trees, is considered a favorite resting place among the citizens of Busan. It is called Yongdusan because the shape of the mountain looks like the head of a dragon that climbs to land from sea. Transfer to Jagalchi Fish Market. This market represents Busan and is famous throughout the country. If you visit you can eat fresh raw fish right at the market. Even these days you can see women selling mackerel, sea squirts (ascidians) and whale meat on wooden boxes along the road. Proceed to Gukje(International) Market where was created during the Korean War as displaced people flocked together and began to sell US army’s military supplies. As the biggest traditional market in Busan, Gukje Market features a variety of goods at a cheaper price than other places.
Day 8 – Busan
Free & Easy
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