Destination Highlights
Great Sample Itineraries
South Korea's Hidden Treasures
Highlights of South Korea

The Throne Hall at Gyeongbokgung Palace

Bukchon Hanok Village

Cherry blossoms in Spring

Haedongyeonggungsa Temple in Busan

Secret Forest in Jeju Island

Bongeunsa Temple in Seoul

Dol Hareubang stone grandpa sculpture in Jeju Island

Cherry blossoms at Gyeongbokgung Palace

Gamcheon Cultural Village in Busan

National Folk Museum of Korea

Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju

Sky Capsule in Busan

South Korean specialty beef dish

Golgulsa Temple

Korean traditional music

Hamdeok Beach in Jeju Island

Anding Folk Village

Mudeungsan Park in Gwangju
Expert Tips
“Don’t miss a traditional Korean BBQ, and street food such as hotteok (sweet pancakes) or a hanjeongsik meal that showcase the country’s rich culinary diversity.”
”A driving tour is a great way to explore the myriad attractions of Jeju Island, including its stunning beaches picturesque waterfalls and beautiful coastal drives.”
“When in South Korea, a visit to the DMZ or Demilitarized Zone, is an unmissable experience. You can enjoy a guided tour to learn about the Korean War and view North Korea.
Explore our South Korea Destinations
South Korea Multi-centre
As you traverse the length and breadth of this nation on a multi-centre holiday, you will find yourself tantalised and transformed
Best Time to Visit Korea
With four well-defined seasons, South Korea showcases a beautiful and different side no matter when you visit, but the best time to visit is during spring and autumn.
Things to Do in South Korea
Our list of things to do in South Korea is just an introduction to the many unique and wonderful things you can experience in this country with us.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the time difference between the UK and South Korea?
South Korea is eight hours ahead of the United Kingdom.
2. When is the best time to visit South Korea?
South Korea offers diversity attractions and excursions, so the best time to visit depends on what you wish to experience. In general, spring, from March to May, is one of the popular seasons thanks to the mild temperatures and beautiful cherry blossoms that bloom across the country. Autumn, in September and October, is yet another popular season to visit South Korea due to the colourful foliage and pleasant temperatures.
2. What is the best mode of transportation in South Korea?
South Korea has a well-developed public transportation network. For travel between destinations, the high speed KTX (Korean Train Express) system is convenient and quick. In major cities such as Seoul and Busan, there are extensive subway networks used by locals and tourists. Taxis are also an option for travelers, as well as private cars which we can arrange for you.
3. What are some of the must-try Korean foods?
When in South Korea, try the following dishes
- Kimchi – spicy, fermented cabbage
- Bulgogi – marinated and grilled beef
- Bibimbap – a rice bowl served with vegetables and meat
- Korean BBQ – Sliced meat prepared on a grill and served with sauces like ssamjang and gochujang
- Street food including fish cakes, tteokbokki or simmered rice cake, dakgangjeong wings and drumstick, hotteok or sweet pancakes, bungeoppang or fish shaped pastry and rice cake skewers
Seoul, Busan and other large cities offer numerous restaurants serving international cuisines such as Continental, Mexican and Italian, as well as eateries and street food markets where you can sample local delicacies. .
6. What are the top 5 attractions in South Korea?
- Explore the royal residence of Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul
- Sunbathe on Busan’s famous golden beaches, including the lively Haeundae Beach
- Explore the UNESCO-listed Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, a masterpieces of Buddhist art
- Unwind amidst the volcanic landscapes and pristine beaches of Jeju Island
- Visit the DMZ or demilitarized zone on the border of North and South Korea

