Highlights of South Korea
8 days from £1645 per person
Essence of South Korea
9 days from £4395 per person
A whistle-stop holiday of South Korea's biggest highlights, including its technologically advanced cities, the relics of its fascinating ancient dynasties, remote villages that preserve an ancient way of life, and stunning temples tucked deep in luscious forests.
Highlights of South Korea
8 days from £1645 per person
This is an exciting tour of South Korea's futuristic capital and its major cultural attractions.
South Korea Explorer
12 days from £5255 per person
Just shy of a fortnight, this 12-day tour offers exceptional variety.
Demilitarized Zone DMZ
The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is a 148-mile-long strip of land across the Korean Peninsula that serves as a buffer zone between North and South Korea. It was established in 1953 following a brutal Civil War, post-World War II when the Japanese Empire dissolved and withdrew the Peninsular. The North surrendered to Soviet troops and the South to the US, resulting in the conflict being fought as a proxy way between North and South Korea by Russia and Allied Troops
Hallyu Wave
The Hallyu Wave, also known as the Korean Wave, has become a global sensation, encompassing the widespread popularity of South Korean culture. South Korean culture has captured people's hearts worldwide, from K-pop and K-dramas to traditional customs, fashion, and food. This cultural phenomenon began in the late 1990s and has gained a passionate international following, particularly among younger generations, establishing South Korea as a major cultural exporter.
Temples Stays
A temple stay in South Korea offers a serene escape into the spiritual heart of Korean Buddhism, allowing visitors to experience monastic life firsthand. These stays typically last from one to three days, with the ideal duration being two days, providing ample time to immerse yourself in the daily rhythms of temple life.
Incheon
Incheon, a dynamic gateway to South Korea, stands as a shining beacon of the country’s future. This vibrant city, renowned for its cutting-edge technological advancements, is leading South Korea into a new era of innovation and connectivity. At the forefront of this transformation is Songdo International Business District, a revolutionary Smart City within Incheon that exemplifies the city’s vision for the future.
Jeonju
Jeonju, a city where history and tradition come alive, is one of South Korea's most enchanting destinations, offering a glimpse into the country's rich cultural heritage. At the heart of Jeonju lies its iconic Hanok Village, a beautifully preserved neighbourhood featuring over 800 traditional Korean houses or hanoks.
Daegu
Daegu, located in South Korea's southeastern region, serves as a pivotal economic and cultural center. Historically, it played a significant role during the Joseon Dynasty and the Japanese occupation.
Gyeongju
Half a day’s journey southeast of the capital, Gyeongju was the seat of the powerful Silla dynasty, who ruled over the region between 57 BC and 935 AD. An exceptional crop of monuments survives as their legacy, the most impressive of them dating from the 7th and 10th centuries.
Andong & Hahoe
The region northwest of Gyeongju, around the provincial town of Andong, has long been one of the most conservative in Korea. From the 16th century, many of the Confucian elite
Busan
Korea's second-largest city after Seoul, Busan, is the country's principal port and the departure point for ferries bound for Jeju Island. Despite the appearance of gleaming towers of glass, Busan remains a city with a relaxed atmosphere city with plenty to occupy curious visitors
