• Overview

PRIVATE BUSAN SHORE EXCURSIONS FROM CRUISE PORT

Group Size: Private Tour

Tour Type: Highlights, Scenic, Historical

Active Level: Light

Tour Duration: 7 - 8 Hours

^{Private Busan Shore Excursions From Cruise Port. Discover Busan City on a fantastic guided private day tour. Visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, the UN Memorial Cemetery, and the Busan Modern History Museum to reflect on the city's history and growth. Visit Jagalchi Fish Market, Busan Cinema Center, and Yongdusan Park to experience the city's vibrancy and excitement.}

Private Busan Shore Excursions From Cruise Port Itinerary:

07:30 - 08:00 - 08:30 - 09:00: Your experienced tour guide and driver will meet you outside the Busan harbor and transport you to Haedong Yonggungsa, a majestic temple on the coast of Busan that is one of South Korea's most distinctive constructions. Founded in 1376, this temple stands out from others that are often nestled away in the highlands since it is placed straight by the sea, creating an entirely different atmosphere. The temple's name, "East Sea Dragon Palace Temple," relates to a tale in which a dragon ascended from the sea to bring divine energy to the area.

One of the temple's most notable aspects is the perfect integration of its architecture with the gorgeous beach backdrop. To get to the temple, visitors must go down 108 steps, where they are met with a spectacular view of the sea. Haedong Yonggungsa is particularly well-known for being an excellent site to see the sunrise, with many people arriving early in the morning to view the stunning sight of the sun rising over the East Sea and casting its golden glow over the temple.

Gwangandaegyo Bridge: This amazing suspension bridge, spanning 7.4 kilometers, is a true gem of Busan, South Korea. Although the bridge is only accessible by car, it is a must-see destination for both tourists and locals. Gwangalli Beach and surrounding areas provide stunning views of the bridge, as well as the opportunity to snap beautiful pictures and enjoy the refreshing sea breeze. At night, the bridge is tastefully lit, creating a romantic atmosphere that appeals to both visitors and couples.

In October, Gwangan Bridge becomes the focal point of Busan's greatest fireworks celebration, with stunning displays reflecting on the lake. Gwangan Bridge, with its nightly light shows, drone performances, and fireworks, is a romantic hotspot and a unique experience for visitors and couples visiting Busan.

Jagalchi Market has a fascinating history, beginning during the Korean War when women escaping the conflict began selling fish to support their families. What started as a tiny company has developed into one of Korea's most renowned fish markets, noted for its vast assortment of seafood, enormous size, and excellent cleanliness. Visitors are in for a treat since they can handpick the freshest catch and have it prepared on-site at local restaurants, enjoying delicacies such as sashimi or grilled fish in the most authentic and appetizing way.

The market's vivid motto in Busan dialect adds to its appeal: "Oiso (come), Boiso (see), Saiso (buy)." This clever remark urges everyone to immerse themselves in the market's vibrant ambiance, where the sights, sounds, and fragrances provide a one-of-a-kind experience. Whether you want to taste local fish or learn about the lively maritime culture, this market is a must-see for anybody visiting Busan.

The Samik Beach Apartments in Busan are a sight to see during cherry blossom season, which lasts from mid-March to early April. Consider spectacular, rainbow-colored residential skyscrapers against vibrant pink cherry blossoms. Cherry trees bloom so profusely that they create a canopy of blossoms that almost completely obscures the sky. As you walk through the region, you'll be engulfed in a sea of delicate pink petals, with bright, colorful buildings providing a lovely backdrop. This gorgeous site is a must-see for vacationers, offering an unforgettable experience and several photo opportunities. Whether you're a nature lover, a photographer, or just searching for a relaxing getaway, the Samik Beach Apartments during cherry blossom season will captivate your heart and leave you with wonderful memories.

Gukje Market originated during the Korean War when refugees began selling goods to make a living, and it has since evolved to become one of Busan's largest and most well-known markets. There is a wide range of products offered here, including women's and men's clothing, electronics, household goods, cosmetics, and more. The market is especially well-known for its retro ambiance, which blends old and contemporary things to give the impression that time has stopped. Beyond shopping, Gukje Market offers a glimpse into Busan's rich history. The market is home to merchants selling traditional Korean crafts and souvenirs, allowing travelers to learn about the local culture via the things on exhibit. Furthermore, food vendors are dispersed throughout the market, allowing you to enjoy a variety of street cuisines as you go around. Gukje Market is a bustling location that brings the past and present together, providing an excellent opportunity to experience Busan's distinct appeal.

Gamcheon Culture Village unites postwar refugees' rich past with today's vibrant culture. Originally built by refugees fleeing to Busan during the Korean War, the village was a collection of simple, temporary structures on steep slopes. It has evolved over time into a dynamic cultural destination that retains its historical relevance. Visitors may walk through the little tunnels and maze-like alleys, discovering the village's unique architecture and learning about its early occupants. The most enticing feature of Gamcheon Culture Village is its outstanding visual appeal, which includes brilliant houses that resemble stacked LEGO pieces. 

This is the largest and most attractive of Busan's four skywalks, as well as the only one that charges an entrance fee. Imagine standing on a bridge 25 meters above the breathtaking blue ocean, with panoramic views of Busan's bustling coastline. This lovely pedestrian bridge connects the gorgeous Amnam Park to the uninhabited Dongdo Island, offering a unique perspective on the natural beauty of South Korea's coastal metropolis. 

Please note the Port Name in the special note when you made a booking:

 1/ Busan International Cruise Terminal

2/ Busan Yeongdo-gu Cruise Terminal

Private Busan Shore Excursions From Cruise Port Inclusive:

• Pick up and drop off at the outside Busan Port
• English-speaking tour guide
• Private vehicle
• Lunch
• All entrance fees
• Bottled water

Private Busan Shore Excursions From Cruise Port Exclusive:

• Personal expenses

Recommended Dress:

• Formal dress
• Sunscreen
• Hat
• Camera

Private Busan Shore Excursions From Cruise Port Package Price:

From 02 - 03 People: 375 USD/ Person

From 04 - 06 People: 345 USD/ Person

From 07 - 10 People: 295 USD/ Person

From 11 - 20 People: 265 USD/ Person

From 21 - 30 People: 235 USD/ Person

The price will be additional on Korea Public Holidays

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