• Haedong Yonggungsa - Haedong Yonggungsa is a rare Buddhist temple in Korea situated right by the sea, providing breathtaking views of the East Sea. Established in 1376 during the Goryeo Dynasty, the temple is celebrated for its distinctive coastal location, serene ambiance, and impressive statues, including a golden Buddha. Visitors can stroll along a picturesque path, cross a stone bridge, and appreciate the blend of nature and spirituality. It’s an ideal spot to find tranquility while enjoying stunning ocean vistas.

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• UN Memorial Cemetery - The United Nations Memorial Cemetery is the only UN memorial cemetery globally, where UN soldiers who sacrificed their lives for world peace and freedom are honored. As a UNESCO World Heritage Park, it provides a comprehensive look into South Korea’s war history. In November 1955, the National Assembly of South Korea decided to permanently donate this land to the United Nations as a token of gratitude for the sacrifices of UN forces, marking the cemetery as a sacred site.

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• Songdo Yonggung Cloud Bridge - Stroll along Songdo Beach, Sky Park, and Cloud Bridge. Relish the magnificent ocean view and observe the cable car gliding over the sea at Songdo Beach. (The Songdo Sky Cable is an optional activity, and tickets can be purchased on-site.)

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• Busan Gamcheon Culture Village - Often referred to as the “Machu Picchu” or “Santorini” of Korea, this site has been consistently chosen in the Korea Tourism Organization’s Top 100 Tourist Sites in Korea. In the 1950s, followers of the Taegukdo faith and Korean War refugees came together to establish this village, which still hosts the Taegukdo headquarters. Once known as a run-down area called “Taegukdo Village,” the community began urban regeneration in 2009 with the theme of “preservation and revitalization.” Local artists and residents collaborated to create murals and artwork on walls and buildings, turning it into one of Busan’s major tourist destinations.

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• Yongdusan Park - Yongdusan Park is a well-loved park in the center of Busan, renowned for the iconic Busan Tower. The park features lovely walking paths, cultural monuments, and sweeping views of the city from the tower. It’s a tranquil place where both locals and tourists can unwind and enjoy the scenery. The admission fee for Busan Tower is not included. The guide will assist with the purchase on-site. This location may be skipped depending on the cruise schedule.

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• Jagalchi Market - Jagalchi Market is Korea’s largest seafood market, located right by the Busan Port. Visitors can immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of local seafood vendors and savor fresh catches prepared on the spot. It’s an essential visit to experience the local flavor and marine culture of Busan.

(The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.)

• BIFF Square - BIFF Square (Busan International Film Festival Square) is a renowned cultural landmark in Busan. It’s recognized as the birthplace of the Busan International Film Festival and showcases handprints of famous movie stars, a vibrant street food scene, and various shops and theaters. It’s a must-visit for cinema enthusiasts and those eager to experience Busan’s lively city culture.

The time spent at each attraction is subject to change. The listed times are approximate and may be shortened or adjusted depending on traffic, weather, and on-site conditions.

• Busan Cruise Port Pickup and Drop-off
• Entrance fees to attractions
• Vehicle with air conditioning
• Experienced, certified guide

• Lunch
• Personal expenses
• Personal travel insurance
• No Shopping
• The admission fee for Busan Tower ( on site)

This tour is tailored for cruise passengers docking at Busan Port. Given the fixed arrival and departure times of cruises, joining standard tours can be difficult.

We offer pickup that coincides with the cruise’s arrival and drop-off before departure, ensuring a seamless experience. Our tour allows cruise passengers to discover Busan’s top attractions, including its culture, nature, and history.

Our team will be at the port terminal before the cruise ship arrives, and we guarantee a return to the port before the cruise departs.

Due to this schedule, the duration at attractions may be reduced, or certain stops may be adjusted based on local conditions.

With our extensive experience, we are committed to providing cruise guests with the most valuable and exceptional city tour of Busan.

It’s the ideal way to enjoy the best of Busan in a short time at an excellent value.

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• Our guide will be waiting for you at the first gate outside the cruise terminal, holding a sign that says “LOVE KOREA.”
• Please look for “LOVE KOREA.”

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