Most Preferred Tours
The tours most preferred by travel lovers are now on a single page.
Discover popular routes, exclusive experiences, and programs with high satisfaction rates.
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4 Days 3 Nights Seoul Snap Tour
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7 Days 6 Nights – Seoul & Gyeonggi Experience Tour
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9 Days 8 Nights – Seoul & Busan Experience Tour
Regular price $2,600.00Regular priceSale price $2,600.00 -
12 Days 11 Nights – Seoul, Busan & Jeju Premium Experience Tour
Regular price $3,500.00Regular priceSale price $3,500.00
4 Days 3 Nights - Seoul Snap Tour
Daily Itinerary:
- Day 1 – Seoul Night: Arrival and exploring the night streets of Hongdae
- Day 2 – Traditional Beauty: Gyeongbokgung + Bukchon + Insadong (Hanbok rental and photoshoot service included) + Myeongdong night streets
- Day 3 – Modern and Entertainment: Gangnam + Lotte World
- Day 4 – Airport Transfer: Safe transfer to the airport
Recommended Participants:
- First-time visitors to Seoul
- Those who want to experience the main spots of Seoul in a short time
- Those looking for a tour full of cultural experiences, shopping, and night views
Travel Style:
- A light-paced program, may require some physical effort
- Comfortable transportation and VIP personalized service options can be provided
Information:
- The above program is our most recommended route.
- Prices may vary based on the number of participants, vehicle, and hotel options.
- Extra options such as Hanbok experience, night photoshoot, and shopping recommendations can also be provided.
- Group tours, family tours, or specialized filming support for influencers are also possible.
For more detailed pricing information and personalized offers, simply fill out the FIT application Google form; we will respond within 36 hours:
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7 Days 6 Nights - Seoul & Gyeonggi Tour
Daily Itinerary:
- Day 1 – Seoul Night: Arrival and the night streets of Myeongdong
- Day 2 – Traditional Beauty: Gyeongbokgung + Bukchon + Insadong (Includes Hanbok rental and photoshoot service)
- Day 3 – History and Religion: History Museum + War Memorial + streets of Itaewon + Namsan Tower
- Day 4 – Modern Relaxation: Yeouido Park (Beer & ramen experience on the Han River) + The Hyundai Seoul + Han River cruise + Hongdae
- Day 5 – Traditional Grandeur: Suwon Hwaseong + Yongin Folk Village + COEX (Starfield Library)
- Day 6 – Trends & Shopping: Seongsu pop-up stores + Free shopping time
- Day 7 – Airport Transfer: Safe transfer to the airport
Recommended Participants:
- Those who want a balanced experience of traditional and modern attractions
- Those looking to enjoy the Hanbok experience, historical tours, and the beer & ramen experience by the Han River
- Families, couples, and those aged 30-50 with an interest in Korean culture
Travel Style:
- A program offering a balanced mix of traditional and modern experiences
- Requires a moderate level of physical activity
Information:
- The above program is our most highly recommended itinerary.
- Prices may vary depending on the number of participants, vehicle, and hotel options.
- Extra options such as Hanbok experiences, night photoshoots, shopping recommendations, and Han River activities can be provided.
- Group tours, family tours, and special filming support for influencers are also possible.
For more detailed pricing information and personalized offers, simply fill out the FIT application Google Form; you will receive a response within 36 hours:
FIT Application Form
9 Days 8 Nights - Seoul & Busan
Daily Itinerary:
- Day 1 – Seoul Night: Arrival and Myeongdong night streets (Walking tour)
- Day 2 – Traditional Beauty: Gyeongbokgung + Bukchon + Insadong (Includes Hanbok rental and photoshoot service)
- Day 3 – History and Religion: History Museum + War Memorial + Itaewon streets + Namsan Tower
- Day 4 – Modern Leisure: Yeouido Park (Beer & ramen experience by the Han River) + The Hyundai Seoul + Han River tour + Hongdae
- Day 5 – Busan East Coast: Transfer via KTX + Haedong Yonggungsa + Haeundae beach
- Day 6 – Busan Coast: Sky Capsule + Cheongsapo + Oryukdo + Taejongdae
- Day 7 – Busan Old Town: Gamcheon Culture Village + Songdo Cable Car + Jagalchi & BIFF
- Day 8 – Seoul Shopping: COEX (Starfield Library) + Gangnam district + Free time for shopping
- Day 9 – Airport Transfer: Safe transfer to the airport
Recommended Participants:
- Those who want to experience the city and the coast together
- The MZ generation who prefer active travel, groups of friends
- Content creators and those who enjoy trendy experiences
Travel Style:
- City + coast + cultural tour, active-paced program
- Requires physical exertion
Information:
- The program above is our most recommended itinerary.
- Prices may vary depending on the number of participants, vehicle, and hotel options.
- Extra options such as Hanbok experience, night photoshoot, coastal activities, and shopping recommendations can be provided.
- Support for group tours, groups of friends, or special shooting assistance for influencers is also possible.
For more detailed pricing information and personalized quotes, simply fill out the FIT application Google Form; you will receive a response within 36 hours:
FIT Application Form
12 Days 11 Nights - Seoul & Busan & Jeju
Daily Itinerary:
- Day 1 – Seoul Night: Arrival and Myeongdong night streets (Walking tour)
- Day 2 – Traditional Beauty: Gyeongbokgung + Bukchon + Insadong (Hanbok rental and photoshoot service included)
- Day 3 – History and Religion: History Museum + War Memorial + Itaewon streets + Namsan Tower
- Day 4 – Modern Relaxation: Yeouido Park (Beer & ramen experience on the Han River) + The Hyundai Seoul + Han River cruise + Hongdae
- Day 5 – Busan East Coast: Transfer via KTX + Haedong Yonggungsa + Haeundae Beach
- Day 6 – Busan Coastline: Sky Capsule + Cheongsapo + Oryukdo + Taejongdae
- Day 7 – Busan Old Town: Gamcheon Culture Village + Songdo Cable Car + Jagalchi & BIFF
- Day 8 – Jeju West Coast: Domestic flight + Iho Tewoo Lighthouse + Saebyeol Friends (animal experience) + Aewol + Hyeopjae/Geumneung
- Day 9 – Jeju South Coast: Sanbangsan + O’Sulloc + Jusangjeolli + Jungmun Market + Cheonjiyeon Waterfall + Jeju Cruise
- Day 10 – Jeju East Coast: Seongsan Ilchulbong + Seopjikoji + Aqua Planet + Snoopy Garden
- Day 11 – Return to Seoul and Shopping: Flight to Seoul + COEX (Starfield Library) + Gangnam district + Free time for shopping
- Day 12 – Airport Transfer: Safe transfer to the airport
Recommended For:
- Those who want to experience Korea in depth
- Families or groups able to travel long-term
- Those who want to experience city life, nature, culture, activities, and shopping all in one
Travel Style:
- A comprehensive program covering every corner of Korea
- A long-term tour that requires physical effort
Information:
- The program above is our most recommended itinerary.
- Prices may vary depending on the number of participants, vehicle, and hotel options.
- Extra options such as Hanbok experience, night photoshoot, coastal activities, animal experiences, and shopping recommendations can be provided.
- Group tours, family tours, or specialized filming support for influencers are also available.
For more detailed pricing information and personalized offers, simply fill out the FIT application Google form; we will get back to you within 36 hours:
FIT Application Form
Daily Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is halal meat used in the meals?
All restaurants have been selected according to “Muslim Friendly” criteria that exclude pork.
Halal-certified restaurants or those offering seafood and vegetable-based menus are provided.
In hotel breakfasts, products containing pork are clearly marked.
However, since Korea is not a Muslim country, some products may not be halal-certified.
👉 Please inform us in advance if you have any allergies or special dietary requirements.
2. Is it difficult to get a K-ETA?
K-ETA is a system that can be easily applied for online.
We guide you through the application process.
The authority for approval belongs to the Korean Government.
If K-ETA is rejected, the short-term visa application process is explained in detail.
3. Can I get a single room or a family room?
Standard accommodation is in a double room.
If a single room or family room is requested:
- An additional fee may apply
- Accommodation may be in a different facility
👉 Please be sure to specify this at the time of booking.
Will there be a lot of walking during the tour?
A private vehicle is used throughout the tour, and
transportation is provided to the closest drop-off points for all locations.
There may be light walking in large areas such as palaces or the DMZ.
Your comfort is always our priority.
5. Is cash required? Can I use a card?
Card usage is very common in Korea.
Visa & Mastercard are accepted. (Troy cards are not accepted)
- International spending & ATM limits must be enabled
- Select KRW (Korean Won) during payment
- A small amount of cash is sufficient for minor expenses
- It is recommended to bring Dollars and exchange them in Korea
6. How much should be allocated for personal expenses and luggage?
Most meals, accommodation, and transportation are included in the tour price.
Personal purchases such as cosmetics, souvenirs, and K-POP merchandise are excluded.
Prices in Korea are similar to those in Turkey.
👉 Since there is frequent travel in the program,
one 24–28 inch suitcase is recommended.
7. How will we use the internet?
At the airport:
- purchasing a SIM card or
- renting a Pocket Wi-Fi
we provide assistance with.
Free Wi-Fi is available in hotels and in the vehicle.
8. Is there time or space for prayer?
There are no officially scheduled prayer times in the tour program.
However, individual prayer is possible in hotel rooms or private spaces.
What is the weather like in Korea in May?
- Average temperature: 15–23°C
- Warm during the day, cool in the evenings
- Rain is rare and brief
Similar to the weather in Istanbul from late April to early May.
👉 A light jacket/cardigan and comfortable sneakers are recommended.
What happens if I get sick during the tour?
Your guide provides pharmacy or hospital referrals and communication support.
Medical expenses are the individual's responsibility.
In emergencies, Korea’s 119 emergency medical system is used.
11. Is travel insurance mandatory?
It is not mandatory, but
it is strongly recommended for health, accident, and lost luggage.
Expenses incurred without insurance are the responsibility of the individual.
12. Will there be any free time?
Yes. There is free time in the tour program.
Individual activities during this time are at the person's own responsibility.
The guide can provide recommendations for guests who wish.
13. Is there any mandatory shopping?
No.
There are no mandatory shopping stops or pressure to purchase.
All purchases are entirely optional.
Can the program be changed?
Depending on weather, traffic, or local conditions,
the order of the program may change.
However, the main visiting points will be preserved.




