Korea, Between the Lines

You've seen Seoul? Great. Now discover the Korea you’ll fall in love with — morning mist in the mountains, the scent of pine near ancient temples, and the sea shimmering at sunset.

Multi-Day Tour (Private)
Starting at: $1,542.00 per person more
Group Size
small group
Duration (Nights/Days)
7 nights/8 days

What's included

Included
entrance fee
transportation
transfers as in daily schedule
breakfasts, if selected accommodation with breakfasts (BB)
accommodation in accordance with your selection
only meals explicitly specified in the daily program
Not Included
personal expenses and all other expenses not specified explicitly in the program

Experienced on This Tour

Somewhere deep in the Seoraksan Mountains, hidden among pines and sheer cliffs, stands the giant Rocking Stone. They say even a child can make it sway. And some claim that a few daring tourists once managed to knock it off its pedestal…

Far underground, in the Hwanseongul Cave, a mysterious hermit is said to have once lived. Lived quietly — and then vanished. Shall we try to find him in the winding corridors of Korea’s largest limestone cave?

In the fortress of Jinju, the legend of the kisaeng Nongae still lingers. Her heroic act is sung about to this day. But here's the thing — how exactly do we know what happened?

And did you know that “Bu” in “Busan” means “cauldron”? Makes you think the city was once famous for its master metalworkers and their magnificent pots. Well… not quite.

Personal Touch & Local Layers

We don’t just show you places — we share the legends, stories, and surprising details that bring them to life (and aren’t in the guidebooks).

Licensed guide

He will not only reveal the beauty of urban landscapes to you, but will also introduce you to interesting urban legends, tell you about the best local dishes and will be happy to answer all your questions during the tour.

Organized transportation and itinerary.

Enjoy seamless travel without the stress of planning and navigating, making the most of your limited time in Korea with everything arranged for your convenience.

A Unique Route: Seoraksan, Samcheok, Jinju, Oedo Island

Discover Korea beyond the obvious — coastal temples, hidden caves, historic legends, and cliffside gardens.

Radio Equipment for Group Tours

Our receivers allow you to enjoy the tour at your own pace. Take photos, pause at your favorite sights, or simply listen to the birds sing without missing a word from your guide's narration.

What Our Guests are Saying?

Frequently asked questions


For convenience, we recommend exchanging your currency in Seoul or immediately upon arrival at the airport. Even in Busan, where there are also currency exchange offices, searching for an exchanger can take up extra time that you could spend on more useful activities.

For meals, budget around $20 per meal for lunch or dinner in a mid-range restaurant. For other daily expenses like transportation, shopping, and entrance fees to attractions, the amount will vary depending on your plans. It’s advisable to have some extra cash for unexpected expenses.

In Korean cuisine, there are both spicy and non-spicy dishes. If you prefer non-spicy food, try, for example, kalguksu — homemade noodle soup, or samgyetang — chicken soup with rice and ginseng, or galbitang — a rich beef rib soup.

So that you don't waste your morning on travel. We go to the next city after a busy day of sightseeing - on comfortable transport, already closer to the evening. Yes, you will have to pack your things more often, but every morning you start in a new place, ready for discoveries, and not on a bus.

At the airport upon departure, you can exchange Korean won KRW for most world currencies.

In Korea, you can exchange major world currencies (US dollars, yuan, yen, euro) at exchange offices and banks. In addition, the vast majority of sellers (including market traders) accept Visa and Master Card credit cards. Union Pay does not work everywhere! Of course, Korean won is accepted everywhere too! Of course, Korean won is accepted almost everywhere too! "Almost": recently cafes and other establishments have appeared, for example, the Busan Aquarium, where payment can only be made by credit card.

Many of our guests choose to stay in Seoul a bit longer — some for a day, others for a week. We finish the tour in Seoul during the day so you can wrap up your journey your way: in the neighborhood, hotel, and pace that suit you best. Need a recommendation or help with booking? We’re happy to assist.

Brief price table.

persons in groupPersons per roomPrice per personfinal price
1
$7,991.00$7,991.00
2
$4,760.00$4,760.00
$4,235.00$4,235.00
3
$3,683.00$3,683.00
$3,158.00$3,158.00
4 ~ 5
$4,894.00$4,894.00
$4,369.00$4,369.00
6
$3,773.00$3,773.00
$3,248.00$3,248.00
7 ~ 9
$3,452.00$3,452.00
$2,927.00$2,927.00
10 ~ 14
$2,875.00$2,875.00
$2,350.00$2,350.00
15 ~ 19
$2,370.00$2,370.00
$1,845.00$1,845.00
20 ~ 24
$2,202.00$2,202.00
$1,677.00$1,677.00
25+
$2,067.00$2,067.00
$1,542.00$1,542.00

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