Set off on a 9-, 13-, or 17-night tour to discover the gems of South Korea.

From Seoul, a vibrant and ultra-modern capital, to historic villages, breathtaking green landscapes, and traditional markets, immerse yourself in a rich and authentic culture.

With offer 2, extend your adventure with a 3-night stay in Hong Kong, a cosmopolitan metropolis where East meets West. With its dizzying skyscrapers, legendary bays and unique atmosphere, Hong Kong offers an unforgettable urban getaway.

Our offers:

Offer 1: 9-17-night South Korea tour

Offer 2: Novotel Century Hong Kong 4* & 9-17-night South Korea tour

Embark on an extraordinary journey through South Korea's dynamic and culturally rich landscapes during this 9, 13 or 17-night tour (according to the chosen offer).

Start in cosmopolitan Seoul, a metropolis where old and new go hand in hand. Then travel across the country, including by high-speed train, passing through cities such as Buyeo, Gongju, Gyeongju and Busan. If you choose the 13- or 17-night package, you'll also stay on Jeju Island, a true paradise on Earth.

The freedom to explore: 

Discover our expertly curated self-guided tours, designed to offer the perfect balance of structure and flexibility. While our travel experts suggest itineraries to help you explore each destination in depth, you have the freedom to tailor activities and pace to suit your personal preferences. Rest assured, the carefully selected hotels will remain as listed, ensuring a comfortable and seamless experience throughout your journey.

Choose the length of your stay:

9-night tour:

Day 1: Arrival in Seoul

Day 2: Seoul

Day 3: Seoul → Gyeongju

Day 4: Gyeongju

Day 5: Gyeongju → Busan

Day 6: Busan

Day 7: Busan

Day 8: Busan → Seoul

Day 9: Seoul

Day 10: Departure from Seoul

Other itineraries:

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN SEOUL

Arriving at Incheon Airport (ICN), you’ll be greeted by your assistant and whisked via local transport to your hotel, where your first steps in the vibrant streets of Seoul set the tone for an unforgettable adventure.

DAY 2: SEOUL

Spend your first full day at leisure exploring the vibrant streets, colourful markets, and charming cafés of Seoul at your own pace.

DAY 3: SEOUL → GYEONGJU

Start your day with breakfast before taking the KTX from vibrant Seoul to the historic wonders of Gyeongju.

DAY 4: GYEONGJU

Spend a full day at leisure in Gyeongju, wandering its ancient temples, serene gardens, and charming traditional streets at your own pace.

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN SEOUL

Arriving at Incheon Airport (ICN), you’ll be greeted by your assistant and whisked via local transport to your hotel, where your first steps in the vibrant streets of Seoul set the tone for an unforgettable adventure.

DAY 2: SEOUL

Spend your first full day at leisure exploring the vibrant streets, colourful markets, and charming cafés of Seoul at your own pace.

DAY 3: SEOUL → GYEONGJU

Start your day with breakfast before taking the KTX from vibrant Seoul to the historic wonders of Gyeongju.

DAY 4: GYEONGJU

Spend a full day at leisure in Gyeongju, wandering its ancient temples, serene gardens, and charming traditional streets at your own pace.

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN SEOUL

Arriving at Incheon Airport (ICN), you’ll be greeted by your assistant and whisked via local transport to your hotel, where your first steps in the vibrant streets of Seoul set the tone for an unforgettable adventure.

DAY 2: SEOUL

Spend your first full day at leisure exploring the vibrant streets, colourful markets, and charming cafés of Seoul at your own pace.

DAY 3: SEOUL → GYEONGJU

Start your day with breakfast before taking the KTX from vibrant Seoul to the historic wonders of Gyeongju.

DAY 4: GYEONGJU

Spend a full day at leisure in Gyeongju, wandering its ancient temples, serene gardens, and charming traditional streets at your own pace.

During your return journey, you will stay in a Standard room in the following specially selected 3* or 4* hotels (depending on the package chosen):

If the hotels listed above are unavailable, you will be provided with comfortable accommodation in similar hotels. Local standards apply.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Novotel Century Hong Kong 4* rises amid Wan Chai’s bustle, offering a poised sanctuary within the city’s vibrant rhythm. Modern, clean interiors provide a calm and composed setting, where light and space frame a welcoming pause.

Life outside the hotel flows seamlessly through Wan Chai’s bustling streets, where glimpses of history and modern art appear at every turn. The harbour stretches wide, catching the shifting light as ferries glide through the waters, and the city hums softly around you, drawing you toward the rhythm of everyday life. Lively markets spill scents and colour into the streets, while curated boutiques and the calm sweep of Victoria Park offer gentle contrasts, guiding you from exploration back to the composed sanctuary of the hotel, where the day’s energy settles into quiet ease.

Step into a serene haven high above the city. This Standard room unfolds with clean, modern lines, where every detail invites calm and repose. A Queen-size bed promises restful nights, while the glittering skyline of Hong Kong forms a striking backdrop to your stay.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

The pool offers a crisp, inviting space for swimming or gentle laps, with sunlit terraces providing a calm pause. The fitness centre complements this with a clean, modern environment for stretching, strength training, or energising workouts, letting guests start the day fully refreshed.

Beyond the hotel, Hong Kong pulses with possibilities. Guests can wander the vibrant harbourfront at Victoria Harbour, explore the bustling markets of Wan Chai, or ascend to Victoria Peak for sweeping city panoramas, the skyline meeting harbour waters in a striking display of movement and colour.

Dynamic and dazzling, Seoul is a city where ancient palaces meet K-pop beats, and serene temples sit alongside sleek skyscrapers. South Korea’s capital is a thrilling blend of past and future, offering an endlessly fascinating urban adventure.

Must-sees:

• Gyeongbokgung Palace: Step back into the Joseon Dynasty as you wander this majestic 14th-century royal complex, complete with traditional changing of the guard ceremonies.
• Bukchon Hanok Village: Nestled between two palaces, this preserved neighbourhood is home to hundreds of hanoks (traditional houses), charming tea rooms, and craft ateliers.
• Myeongdon: A shopping mecca buzzing with fashion, skincare, and sizzling street food, from spicy tteokbokki to cheesy hotteok.
• N Seoul Tower: Ride the cable car or hike to this iconic tower on Namsan Mountain for panoramic city views, especially enchanting at night.
• Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP): A futuristic architectural marvel and cultural hub hosting exhibitions, installations, and night markets.

Culinary culture:

Seoul’s food scene is legendary. From sizzling bulgogi and hearty bibimbap to kimchi pancakes and ginseng chicken soup, the flavours are bold and comforting. Join locals at a barbecue restaurant, sip soju under glowing signs, or sample royal cuisine in a traditional hanok. The city’s cafés are a world of their own – creative, themed, and delightfully photogenic.

Dive deeper:

Wander the peaceful trails of Bukhansan National Park, discover street art in the hip district of Hongdae, or unwind in a jjimjilbang (Korean spa). Explore the Han River by bike, or catch a live performance at a traditional mask dance theatre.

Good to know:

Seoul is well-connected by a fast, efficient metro system. The local currency is the Korean won, and many signs are in English. Spring and autumn are ideal for visiting.

Framed by forested hills and the glittering sea, Busan is South Korea’s vibrant second city, a dynamic blend of tranquil temples, coastal charm, and bustling street life. With its scenic beaches, fresh seafood, and colourful culture, it’s a coastal gem waiting to be explored.

Must-sees:

• Haeundae Beach: A sweeping stretch of golden sand ideal for sunbathing, seaside strolls, and water sports, with a lively promenade lined with cafés and food stalls.
• Jagalchi Fish Market: Korea’s largest seafood market offers a feast for the senses – watch the day’s catch being hauled in, then dine on sashimi prepared on the spot.
• Gamcheon Culture Village: This hillside labyrinth of brightly painted houses, murals, and tiny art galleries is a photographer’s dream and a symbol of community revival.
• Beomeosa Temple: Nestled on the slopes of Geumjeongsan Mountain, this serene 7th-century Buddhist temple is surrounded by leafy forest and centuries of spiritual tradition.
• Haedong Yonggungsa: A rare seaside temple perched dramatically on coastal cliffs, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful place to reflect.

Culinary culture:

From spicy seafood stews to piping-hot eomuk (fish cakes) and milmyeon (cold wheat noodles), Busan’s cuisine is shaped by the sea. Head to the local pojangmacha (street food tents) for a taste of grilled squid and hotteok with sugar and seeds. Wash it down with a bottle of makgeolli (rice wine) for a truly local experience.

Dive deeper:

Explore the coastline on a yacht cruise from the marina, hike forest trails above the city, or soak in a traditional hot spring bath. At night, watch Gwangan Bridge light up the bay, or dive into the city’s indie music scene in Seomyeon.

Good to know:

Busan is easily accessible by high-speed KTX train from Seoul in just over 2 hours.

Jeju Island, South Korea’s volcanic jewel, is a captivating blend of natural wonder, rich folklore, and laid-back island charm. Just a short flight from the mainland, this UNESCO Biosphere Reserve enchants visitors with its otherworldly landscapes, from dramatic lava tubes and craggy cliffs to lush green tea plantations and serene waterfalls. Known as the ‘Island of the Gods,’ Jeju is a place where ancient myths meet modern adventure, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers and culture seekers alike.

Must-sees:

• Hallasan National Park: Climb South Korea’s highest peak, an ancient volcano crowned with alpine flora, for breathtaking panoramic views.
• Manjanggul Lava Tube: Explore one of the longest lava tunnels in the world, a surreal underground realm carved by volcanic fire.
• Seongsan Ilchulbong (Sunrise Peak): Witness an unforgettable sunrise atop this iconic crater, formed by a volcanic eruption over 5,000 years ago.
• Jeju Folk Village: Step back in time and discover traditional island life through preserved thatched houses and local crafts.
• Cheonjeyeon Waterfalls: Stroll through subtropical forests to these three-tiered cascades, a serene oasis perfect for a quiet afternoon.

Culinary culture:

Jeju’s cuisine is renowned for its fresh seafood, black pork, and citrus fruits. Savour grilled abalone, haemul jeongol (seafood hotpot), or a slice of hallabong, a unique, sweet tangerine native to the island. Don’t miss the bustling local markets where street snacks and handmade delicacies await.

Dive deeper:

Rent a bike or drive the scenic coastal roads to discover hidden coves, quirky cafés, and art museums scattered across the island. Engage with the island’s vibrant local culture at festivals or unwind with a stroll along the picturesque Olle Trails.

Good to know:

Best visited between spring and autumn for comfortable weather. Jeju’s airport offers direct flights from Seoul and other major Asian cities, making it an accessible yet enchanting island getaway.

Dynamic, vertical and endlessly fascinating, Hong Kong is a city where tradition and modernity coexist in striking harmony. Skyscrapers rise above ancient temples, neon-lit streets contrast with tranquil islands, and urban energy is never far from nature. Set along the shimmering waters of Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong captivates with its cinematic skyline, fast-paced rhythm and deeply rooted cultural identity shaped by both Eastern and Western influences.

Must-sees:

• Victoria Peak: The city’s most iconic viewpoint, offering sweeping panoramas over Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the harbour.
• Victoria Harbour: Best experienced by ferry, especially at dusk when the skyline begins to glow.
• Star Ferry: A historic crossing that provides one of the most memorable perspectives of the city.
• Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade: A waterfront walk with views across the harbour towards Hong Kong Island.
• Lantau Island: Home to lush landscapes and the impressive Tian Tan Buddha, a symbol of spiritual calm.

Culinary culture:

Hong Kong is one of the world’s great food capitals. From Michelin-starred dining to humble street stalls, the city celebrates flavour at every level. Enjoy dim sum served in bustling tea houses, roast meats glazed to perfection, fresh seafood and delicate Cantonese dishes. International influences are everywhere, making Hong Kong a place where global cuisine thrives alongside deeply traditional recipes.

Dive deeper:

Beyond its urban core, Hong Kong reveals a surprising diversity of experiences. Explore lively street markets filled with incense, textiles and local snacks, or escape to hiking trails that overlook secluded beaches and green hills. Discover neighbourhoods such as Sheung Wan and Sai Ying Pun, where old shopfronts meet contemporary cafés and galleries. Whether cruising the harbour by night or wandering quiet temples at dawn, the city offers moments of contrast that linger long after departure.

Good to know:

Hong Kong is served by Hong Kong International Airport, located about 30 minutes from the city centre by train. The best time to visit is from October to December, when the weather is dry and pleasantly warm. The local currency is the Hong Kong dollar (HKD).