Bus & coach · SOUTH KOREA BUS TOURS
Good south korea bus tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each fare includes and how they differ.
Review of Yeha’s $43 East Jeju bus tour, covering lava caves, Seongeup, Seongsan Ilchulbong, haenyeo, beaches, and practical tips.
“Elin was an amazing, enthusiastic and knowledgeable your guide. I had a great time with her and thoroughly enjoyed the tour. Would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Jeju Island!”
Explore Jeju’s southwest by bus, with Hallasan views, waterfalls, lava cliffs, tea fields, Songaksan, Bomunsa Temple, and entry fees included.
“We had an unforgettable trip with Elin. She is such an amazing and caring guide. We were lucky to have a small group, just about a dozen people on a minibus (on busier days you can expect to be a part of a larger group on a regular tour bus), so we enjoyed a more intimate experience. Elin really goes above and beyond to make sure everyone is taken care of. Not only was she fun and informative, but she supplied us with complimentary cold drinking water throughout the day, fed us local sweets, offered sun umbrellas to those in need, and we even got to win some tiny Jeju…”
Review of Seoul’s Palace Course bus, including stops, audio guide, value, common problems, timing, and tips for a smoother visit.
“It wasn’t easy to spot the bus stop, it’s on the opposite side from Myron’s dong street. Waited for 30 minutes and no bus showed up so I ended up taking public transport to the palace. I wasted the money on the ticket as it’s issued for a specific date, so can’t use it the next day. I do not recommend”
Explore eastern Jeju from Seogwipo with Seongeup Village, Sunrise Peak, haenyeo culture, beaches, and volcanic wonders in one full day.
“Really enjoyable day with great weather, varied and interesting sights. Good mix of history, culture, food and natural beauty. Would definitely recommend this experience.”
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