South Korea Tours
Navigate the bustling streets of Seoul, eat delicious street food, and find epic hiking trails on South Korea tours.
South Korea tours are a wonderful experience that combine immersive cultural experiences with adventure activities. When planning a trip to South Korea, tours are nearly essential, as expert guides help you navigate the bustling streets of Seoul, pick the best street food, or find the best hiking trails! From South Korea cycling tours to religious pilgrimage and hiking adventures, there is no shortage of amazing things to do on tours in South Korea.
South Korea Tours and Itineraries
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Adventure and Culture in South Korea Tour
Explore the best of South Korea’s natural and cultural highlights on this exhilarating 9-day adventure tour! The Adventure and Culture in South Korea Tour kicks off in Seoul, where you’ll enjoy an immersive driving and walking tour of the vibrant capital’s most famous sights, including plazas, palaces, museums, markets and temples.
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South Korea Catholic Pilgrimage Tour
The South Korea Catholic Pilgrimage Tour is a unique adventure that invites you to experience the cultural landscapes of South Korea through the lens of Catholicism. The 11-day guided pilgrimage will introduce you to the country’s most significant Catholic landmarks as you embark on a mesmerizing journey of its churches and holy grounds.
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14-Day Seoul to Seoraksan Hiking Tour
Discover the natural and cultural landscapes of South Korea on this 14-day in-depth guided hiking and cultural tour spanning five provinces.
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South Korea Rivers Biking Tour
Embark on an epic adventure in South Korea, biking, walking, and driving spectacular landscapes from Seoul to Gyeongju. The 12-day guided South Korea Rivers Biking Tour will have you pedalling the scenic 4 Rivers Bike Trail, exploring cities, villages, and natural and cultural landmarks along the way.
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Best of South Korea Road Cycling Tour
Discover the heart and soul of South Korea on this mesmerizing cycling tour that takes you from Seoul to Busan. The 14-day Best of South Korea Cycling Tour invites you to explore the gripping highlights of the country’s most famous cities, traditional villages, and cultural landmarks, accompanied by an expert guide.
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10-Day Seoul to Seoraksan Hiking Tour
Hike in South Korea’s finest national parks and explore its fascinating cultural landmarks as you embark on a day 10-day guided hiking and cultural tour spanning several provinces and regions.
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19-Day Highlights of South Korea Biking Tour
The best of South Korea’s natural and cultural landscapes is yours to discover on this epic 19-Day guided bike tour.
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South Korea General Travel Information
Where to go in South Korea
The rugged landscapes of Seoraksan National Park offer some of the best hiking in the country, while Jeju Island provides a unique blend of volcanic landscapes and coastal trails. For a mix of urban and nature adventures, don’t overlook the scenic trails surrounding Seoul, like Bukhansan National Park.
What to do in South Korea
Hiking is incredibly popular, with well-marked trails in national parks and islands. Cycling along the Han River or across the country on the Four Rivers Bike Trail offers both challenge and scenic beauty. For a unique experience, explore the lava tubes and summit craters on Jeju Island.
When to go to South Korea
The best times to visit South Korea for outdoor activities are during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild, and the landscapes are particularly beautiful, either with cherry blossoms or colorful fall foliage. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter offers the crisp clarity and snow sports in mountainous regions.
Travel tips for South Korea tours
Tipping in South Korea
Tipping is not customary in South Korea, though a 10% service charge may be added in upscale restaurants and hotels.
How widely is English spoken in South Korea?
English is commonly spoken in urban areas and among young people and tourism professionals, but less so in rural areas.
How long should I go to South Korea?
A minimum of one week is recommended to explore major attractions, with two to three weeks ideal for a more comprehensive visit.
Do I need a visa to travel to South Korea?
Many nationals can enter without a visa for up to 90 days, but others should check visa requirements with South Korean embassies.
What is the currency in South Korea?
The currency is the Korean Won (KRW).
Should I bring Korean Won to South Korea or use a credit card?
Both cash and credit cards are useful, with cash necessary in rural areas.
Is South Korea family-friendly?
Yes, it offers many child-friendly attractions, amenities, and safe public transportation.
What’s the best way to get around South Korea?
The country has an efficient public transportation network, including trains, buses, and subways; car rentals are also good for flexibility.
Can I do a self-guided tour in South Korea?
Yes, especially in cities where English signage and tourist information are abundant.
Can I do guided tours in South Korea?
Guided tours are available and recommended for specialized activities like trekking and historical exploration.
What is the time zone in South Korea?
Korea Standard Time (KST), UTC +9.
What are the accommodation types in South Korea?
Options range from luxury hotels to traditional hanoks, guesthouses, and mountain huts in national parks.
What are the emergency numbers in South Korea?
Police assistance is available at 112, and fire and medical services at 119.
Is the tap water safe to drink in South Korea?
Yes, it is safe, though many prefer bottled water for taste.
What should I be aware of regarding local customs?
Show respect by removing shoes indoors, using two hands when giving or receiving items, and bowing as a greeting or thank you.
What kind of plug and voltage are used in South Korea?
The standard is Type C and Type F plugs at 220 V.
Are there any specific health concerns in South Korea?
No major health concerns, but vaccinations should be up-to-date and be aware of high fine dust levels in the spring.