South-Korea extended

Day 1: Seoul

Arrive in Korea, meet your assistant and transfer to your accommodation by public transport. Installation at your hotel and first steps in Seoul. A program according to your time of arrival.

Day 2: Seoul

Discover the city. - Gwanghwamun Square, recently renovated. - Gyeongbokgung Palace (or Changdeokgung, depending on opening days). - Stroll through Insadong and its charming shops. - Discovery of the Ikseondong district and its traditional houses saved from destruction. - Cheonggyecheon River, a green vein in the heart of Seoul. - End of the day in the Myeongdong district and view of the city hall at night.

Day 3: Seoul Gyeongju

Departure for Gyeongju by KTX train (about 2 hours) Transfer to your accommodation by local bus and drop off your luggage.

Day 4: Gyeongju

Self-guided tours with the discovery of the historic heart of Gyeongju. - Daereungwon Tumuli Park (UNESCO). - Cheomseongdae Astronomical Observatory (UNESCO) - Remains of Wolseong Fortress - Small village of Kyochon - Reconstructed Wolyeonggyo Bridge.

Day 5: Gyeongju Busan

Departure for Busan by express bus (approximately 1 hour 15 minutes). Transfer by local transport to your accommodation. Start free visits to Busan with the travel diary. - Jagalchi Fish Market - Nampodong District - Gamcheon Art Village - Evening stroll on Gwangalli beach, facing the eponymous bridge.

Day 6: Busan

Free day with recommendations for visits in the travel diary. - Huin-yeo-ul Art Village - Haedong Yonggungsa Temple - Stroll along the seafront from Cheongsapo to Dalmaji with the monorail. - Haeundae beach, its seafront, but also its small hidden market.

Day 7: Busan

Free day with recommendations for visits in the travel diary.

Day 8: Busan Jeju

Departure to Gimhae Airport for a domestic flight to Jeju with a local airline (approximately 45 minutes). Upon arrival in Jeju, transfer to your accommodation using local public transportation (travel time: approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes). After settling into your accommodation, begin exploring the city: - Jungmun area: Visit the Cheonjeyeon and Cheonjiyeon waterfalls, two spectacular natural wonders. According to local legend, nymphs come here to bathe during full moon nights. - Jungmun Beach: One of the island's most renowned beaches. Though not very large, it offers a unique atmosphere with its black volcanic cliffs. It's an ideal spot for families seeking a relaxing seaside escape. - Jusangjeolli Cliffs (UNESCO): These extraordinary hexagonal volcanic stone formations are a rare natural phenomenon, formed millions of years ago when magma crystallized upon meeting the sea. - Yakcheonsa Temple: This temple stands out for its nearly 12-meter-tall Buddha Vairocana statue, its unique seaside location, and its semi-tropical gardens, which create a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

Day 9: Jeju

Self-guided tours with recommendations from the included digital itinerary. - A walk on Udo Island, known as the "lying cow island." This small island, accessible only by ferry, offers walking and cycling paths, including a trail leading to the lighthouse with panoramic views. Along the way, you may encounter Jeju horses, descendants of small horses introduced and later abandoned by Mongol invaders in the 16th century. - Seongsan Ilchulbong Sunrise Peak (UNESCO). This remarkable volcanic formation rises along the coast and is famous as an ideal spot to watch the sunrise, weather permitting. - Seopjikoji Art Zone and Aquaplanet Aquarium (Hanhwa Resort). Located on the Seopjikoji Peninsula, this area combines the works of Tadao Ando, including the iconic Glasshouse and the Yumin Art Nouveau collection, within a striking semi-volcanic landscape.

Day 10: Jeju

Self-Guided Visits with Recommendations from the Digital Itinerary: - O'sulloc Green Tea Fields: Spanning several hectares of lush greenery, the O'sulloc area showcases Jeju's prized green tea plants. Visitors can also explore facilities designed to highlight the many benefits of Jeju green tea. - Jeju Spiritual Garden: A quintessential example of traditional Korean gardens, this serene space is perfect for reconnecting with nature. - Hyeopjae Beach: Renowned for its soft white sand, this stunning beach is also close to a high-quality arboretum. Ideal for soaking up the sun, enjoying the sea, and immersing yourself in nature. - Dongmun Night Market: A vibrant hotspot once night falls, this market is famous for its buzzing atmosphere and ever-changing variety of street food, offering endless culinary surprises.

Day 11: Jeju Seoul

Self-Guided Visits with Recommendations from the Digital Itinerary: Head to the northern part of the island. - Manjanggul Lava Tunnel (UNESCO): Formed during the island’s last period of tectonic activity hundreds of thousands of years ago, this tunnel once channeled magma. As the waters receded, the space was replaced by air and water, leaving behind stunning geological formations. The accessible section ends with the remarkable "Elephant’s Foot," a striking reminder of the area’s volcanic past. - Mokkwanna, Former Jeju Prefecture: Built to symbolize central authority during the Joseon Dynasty, this historical site is one of the few ancient structures constructed and preserved on the island. Later, depart for the airport and board a flight to Seoul (approximately 1 hour). Transfer to your accommodation using local public transportation.

Day 12: Seoul

Free day with recommended visits.

Day 13: Seoul

Free day with recommended visits.

Day 14: Seoul

Free day. Depending on your flight schedule, transfer to the airport by public transport and check-in before boarding.