Busan small-group shore excursion(Max 12 guests) English/Mandarin

In Busan

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Busan small-group shore excursion(Max 12 guests) English/Mandarin
1 The tour begins 1 hour after the ship arrives (at the port) 2 An official English/Chinese speaking tour guide who has a tour guide license will do tour. 3 It’s join-in tour. (up to 15 guests) 4 Vehicle size varies depends on the number of guests. 5 If you are looking for hidden places in Busan, this tour is for you. 6 With family , friends, colleagues, Join us whoever you are with 7 It's full day (8 hours) tour in Busan. 8 It is no shopping tour.
Free cancellation Pickup included

What's included

  • parking lot fee
  • entrance fee at the list
  • toll gate fee
  • port pick up/ drop off
  • licensed English / Chinese speaking tour guide
  • AIR_CONDITIONED_VEHICLE
  • Guarantee on time return to port
  • fuel sucharge

What's not included

  • Gratuities and tip
  • personal expenses
  • Insurance
  • LUNCH
  • boring time

Itinerary

  1. HaedongYonggungsa Temple was founded by a monk during King Gongmin's reign in 1376. HaedongYonggungsa Temple is one of the three major holy sites in Korea. The sea, the dragon, and the Gwaneum Grand Buddha are in harmony to convey the deeper meaning of faith. This is why it is famous for a place where everyone makes a wish. (1h 0min)
  2. Cheongsapo is a fishing village in the city center. It is considered a representative tourist attraction in Busan. Because you can enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery, sunrise, and sunset. (30 min)
  3. Haeundae Beach boasts a wide white sand beach and a beautiful coastline. It is 1.5km length, 30-50m a width. an average depth of it is 1m. Haeundae Beach is the first place that comes to mind when you think of "Busan." (20 min)
  4. It is sufing area. Songjeong beach is called Busan Wakiki beach.
  5. Gamcheon means "water is sweet and good." It also means "good for people to live." In fact, Gamcheon Culture Village was a home for refugees who came to Busan in the 1950s. During the Korean War, They left their home and they had no place to go. So, They came to Gamcheon culture village. (1h 10min) Admission included
  6. Street foods in Biff square can fill your stomach even with light pockets and They are still loved by market merchants and create a unique street culture. Biff square is the place where many theaters were located. It’s the birthplace of the film industry. There is also a commemorative square commemorating the Busan International Film Festival. (1h 0min)
  7. Gukje market is a big out door market. Around Korean war (1950) American force used to sell their belongings at Gukje market. But, these days, It became big out door cheap market. (1h 0min)
  8. It is the biggest fish market in Korea. It is very fresh. You an see marine animal arrive. (30 min)
  9. It is an ocean view cafe. It has very beautiful ocean view. We ganna grab a coffee here. (40 min)

Practical information

Operated by
Korea Irene trip
Max group size
12 travellers
Travellers per booking
1–15
Languages
cmn, en
Confirmation
INSTANT

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation available.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Important notes

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Frequently asked questions

The tour runs for around 7 hours. Times are approximate and may vary depending on group size, traffic, and site conditions on the day.

What's included is set out in the tour description above. As a general guide, transport and guiding are normally covered; meals, personal expenses, and gratuities are typically extra unless the description states otherwise.

We don't hold specific age or fitness guidance for this tour. Read the activity description carefully and, if in any doubt, speak to your cruise line's excursion desk before you book.