Dongbaekseom

*Please ask me the available time at least one day before boarding* *If you don't check your reservation, it may be canceled* Even if you make a purchase, not all reservations will be completed before you receive a reservation confirmation email For inquiries * E-mail : yh@yachtholic.com * Instagram:@yachtholic_info (https://instagram.com/yachtholic_info) * WeChat : yachtholic * LINE : @yachtholic * Kakao Talk : @요트홀릭 Starting from Suyeong Bay Yacht Stadium in Haeundae-gu, it consists of a course where you can see Marine City, The Bay 101, Dongbaek Island, Gwangan Bridge, Gwangalli Beach, Minnak Waterside Park, and Suyeong River. There are three time zones for each hour: daytime tour, night tour, and sunset tour, and the time zone varies slightly from season to season. (Firecracker service is included at night.) 1. The best yacht in the 1.3 billion industry provides the best satisfaction. 2. All tour times will be limited to a minimum number of people. - maximum of 35-seater yachts are limited to 20 people or less. - It's a bold decision by a yacht-holic for the best service. 3. Provides a different dimension of high - end service. - Free beer, drinks, refreshments, and firecrackers. - Every tour will be accompanied by a photographer for the convenience of our customers.

Start your night tour with a romantic cruise along the coastal side of Busan. See the lights sparkling on the city's landmarks along the Haeundae Beach. Admire breathtaking landmarks such as Nurimaru APEC House on Dongbaek Island, Centum City, Gwangandaegyo Bridge (Korea's largest marine bridge), the unique scenery of Igidae Park, Oryukdo Island, the rocky coastline and forests of Taejongdae, Busandaegyo Bridge, and Jagalchi Fish Market. Next, head over to the panoramic viewpoint at Hwangnyeongsan Mountain, located in the heart of Busan. It is the 2nd-highest mountain within the city and is the perfect spot to take amazing snapshots of the city's night skyline. Then, visit the Busan Cinema Centre where endless light patterns and visuals are projected across the whole building. Here, you can experience the contemporary side of the city which is considered as the heart of the film industry in Korea. Finally, take a walk around the neighborhood before enjoying a comfortable ride back to your accommodation. Within a few days after the tour, you will receive photos of your tour date so you can remember all of these unforgettable memories. Duration of the tour is 3~4 hours depends on your location and boat will depart between 7~8 pm depends on the schedule.

- Begin your adventure at the Ahopsan Forest which is famous for being one of the densest and most beautifully grown bamboo forests in Korea. Enjoy this lush nature that has been nurtured and preserved for 400 years by the Moon family. Soak up its natural splendor and learn about its cultural significance and enjoy a space that has served as the backdrop for numerous Korean dramas, - Head to the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and capture pictures of the most beautiful Buddhist temple in Korea. Let the location between the mountains and the sea, take your breathe away. Have the chance to make a wish and participate in a local wishing legend. - The Samik Beach Apartments in Busan are a breathtaking sight during cherry blossom season, typically from mid-March to early April. Imagine vibrant, rainbow-colored apartment buildings beautifully contrasted with vivid pink cherry blossoms. The cherry trees bloom so profusely that they create a canopy of flowers, almost completely obscuring the sky. - Drive by the Gwangandaegyo Bridge, an iconic landmark that is also known as the Diamond Bridge. See how it spans 7.4 kilometers across Gwangalli Beach. Head to the traditional Bupyeong Kkangtong Market which was established in 1910. - Hear about the history of the Bupyeong Kkangtong Market and how it developed from a market favored by Japanese residents during the colonial era to a Korean hub post-liberation. Find out how it was a vital resource for refugees to acquire necessities in the Korean War. Learn about how the market earned its name and see for your self how it has become a must-visit spot in Busan's international market scene. Snap photos of a vibrant array of colorful foods. Be introduced to important figures like Choi Min-sik, a celebrated photographer in the post-war period. - Explore the Gamcheon Culture Village, a charming and vibrant village in Busan. Admire BTS murals, colorful houses, and some amazing art pieces that adorn the streets. - Go for a walk on the Songdo Yonggung Cloud Bridge skywalk, the largest skywalk in the city. Stand on a bridge suspended 25 meters above the sparkling blue waters with panoramic views of the bustling Busan coast. ##### One of the advantages of this tour is its customizable nature. You can also choose to visit other Busan attractions that are not included in this tour package. For the most popular tourist destinations, please refer to the list below: Blue Line Capsule (40 min), Haeundae Beach (20 min), Dongbaek Island & APEC House (1 hour), Oryukdo Skywalk (30 min), Songdo Marine Cable Car (1 hour), Beomeosa Temple (1 hour), Huinnyeoul Culture Village (1 hour), Gwangalli Beach (20 min), X-the-Sky (1 hour), UN Memorial Cemetery (1 hour), Shinsegae Department Store (1 hour), Shinsegae Department Store Spa Land (2 hours), Magnate (40 min), Busan Tower (1 hour), Yongdusan Park (40 min), Jagalchi Market (30 min), International Market & BIFF Square (1 hour).

Haeundae, one of South Korea's most visited destinations with over 10 million visitors annually, is a place rich in history and culture. This 1-hour 40-minute walking tour will take you through the heart of Haeundae, revealing its hidden historical gems. # What You'll Explore: - Discover how the former Haeundae Station reshaped this region during the Japanese colonial period. - Learn about Gunam-ro's famous seaside hot spring and its influence on the area's cultural history. - Explore the history behind Haeundae Beach and its significance during the Korean War. - Visit Dongbaek Island to uncover the legacy of Choi Chi-Won and enjoy coastal views. # Why This Tour is Special - A symbol of South Korea: Haeundae is one of the most famous landmarks in South Korea, visited by around 10 million people each year. It’s not just a beach but a symbol of the country’s culture, history, and progress. - From fishing village to modern city: Haeundae used to be a quiet fishing village, but now it's a bustling city full of skyscrapers. This transformation has made Haeundae a symbol of Busan’s economic and cultural growth. - A hidden history behind the skyscrapers: While many people focus on the modern skyline, Haeundae has a rich history. From its origins as a hot spring retreat and the impact of the Donghae-Nambu railway to its role in the Korean War and the legacy of historical figures like Choi Chi-Won, this area holds many stories that are often overlooked. # Itinerary - Former Haeundae Station The tour begins at the former Haeundae Station. You'll hear about its historical significance during the Japanese colonial period, and how the station was part of the Donghae-Nambu Line. Learn how the railway helped shape Haeundae into the destination it is today, and see how the old railway has been repurposed for modern attractions like the Blue Line Park. - Gunam-ro Next, we’ll walk along Gunam-ro, the heart of Haeundae’s bustling culture. This street has its roots in Gunam Oncheon, Korea’s only seaside hot spring. You’ll learn how this hot spring, once loved by Korean royalty, shaped the cultural and social development of Haeundae. - Haeundae Beach We’ll head to the famous Haeundae Beach, a beautiful shoreline with a deep historical background. After the Korean War, this beach became a U.S. military base. We’ll discuss how the relationship between North and South Korea has influenced Haeundae’s development and its place in Korean history. - Dongbaek Island The tour concludes at Dongbaek Island, where you’ll explore the story of Choi Chi-Won, the scholar who named Haeundae. We’ll walk through this peaceful island, take in the coastal views, and uncover its historical importance. This is the perfect spot for reflection and photos to end the tour. # Walking Difficulty - Easy: Suitable for all fitness levels, with no major challenges along the route. # The Meeting Point - At the plaza in front of Exit 4 of Haeundae Station (Line 2)

Embark on an unforgettable 5-day journey through Korea's rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. Departing from Seoul's Gwanghwamun, your adventure begins in Gongju, where you'll explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Tomb of King Muryeong and Gongsanseong Fortress. Then, immerse yourself in traditional Korean culture in Jeonju, staying near the charming Hanok Village. Day two takes you to Gwangju, the birthplace of Korea's modern democratic movement. Pay your respects at the May 18th National Cemetery before heading to Suncheon to visit the stunning Suncheon Bay Garden. The day concludes in the port city of Yeosu, where you'll walk the historic path of Admiral Yi Sun-sin. On the third day, you'll visit the Jinjuseong Fortress, historically linked to the Japanese invasion in 1592. Then, it's off to Busan, where you'll explore the city's largest seafood market, Jagalchi Fish Market, and take in the views at Haeundae Beach and Dongbaek Park. The day ends in Gyeongju, where you'll check into your hotel. Day four is filled with UNESCO sites. Start with the Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple in Gyeongju, then head to Andong Hahoe Village, a living museum of Joseon Dynasty architecture and culture. The day concludes in Pyeongchang, where you'll check into your hotel for some leisure time. The final day of your tour takes you to Mt. Seorak National Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Preservation District. Marvel at the jade-like water flowing through the valleys and the peaks breaking through the clouds. Optionally, take a cable car to Gwongeumseong fortress for an even more spectacular view. The tour concludes with a transfer back to Seoul. This tour is a perfect blend of history, culture, and nature, offering a comprehensive and immersive Korean experience. Book now and create memories that will last a lifetime! Full itinerary as below:Day1: Donghwa Duty-Free Shop Building, Gwanghwamun, Seoul→ Depart to Gongju / Visit The Tomb of King Muryeong (UNESCO)→ Gongsanseong Fortress (UNESCO)→ Depart to Jeonju→ Hotel check-in,close by Jeonju Hanok Village Hotel: Jeonju Ramada hotel or similar Day2: Breakfast at hotel → Transfer to Gwangju, birthplace of Korea's democratic movement→ Visit May 18th National Cemetery → Suncheon Bay Garden→ Yeosu and Historic Site of Admiral Yi Sun-sin’s Path→ Hotel check-in Hotel: Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Yeosu or similar Day3: Breakfast at hotel → Jinjuseong Fortress – Chokseoknu edifice→ Move to Busan→ Jagalchi Fish Market, Busan’s largest seafood market→ Haeundae Beach and Dongbaek Park Tour→ Gyeongju→ Hotel check-in Hotel: Gyeongju Commodore Hotel or similar Day4: Breakfast at hotel → Seokguram Grotto (UNESCO), visit the beautiful temple and heritage→ Bulguksa Temple(UNESCO) → Andong Hahoe Folk Village(UNESCO), preserved Joseon Dynasty's ancient housing (Visit by Queen Elizabeth II)→ Pyeongchang → Hotel check-in Hotel: Ramada Hotel PyeongChang or similar Day5: Breakfast at hotel → Pyeongchang→ Mt. Seorak National Park (UNESCO), Korea's most famous national park (Could be skipped in OCT)→ Biosphere Preservation District → Cable car to Gwongeumseong Fortress (Optional for Shinheungsa temple)→ Gwanghwamun, Seoul at 17:00 PM

Start your tour with hotel pick-up and head to Dalmaji Road, a small walkway on the corner of Songjeong beach with beautiful cherry blossoms and pine trees. You will fall in love with the landscape of blue sea, sandy seashore, and clear sky. Next, visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which is situated on the coast of the north-eastern portion of Busan. This superb attraction offers the rare find of a temple along the shore line; most temples in Korea are located in the mountains. The temple was first built in 1376 in the Koryeo Dynasty - see how many huge Buddhist statues you can spot! After the temple visit, take a walk at Haeundae Beach, the most famous beach in Korea where young people come to have fun and enjoy their summer vacation. After a nice local lunch of traditional Busan food, head off to Dogbaek Island, which is named after its blooming Camellias. You simply need to follow the walking path to enjoy all the picturesque spots of the island to take photos to share with your friends! You will also walk on the shoreline of Busan via the Oryukdo Sky Walk. If you are interested in Korean history, you can learn a little bit more about Korean War at UN Memorial with your guide's thorough explanation about its story. To experience the bustle of the city, you will be taken to Busan Cinema Center and Centum City Department Store to do local shopping, mingle with the people, and experience what it's like to live as a local of the city of Busan.

The core value of the private mobility service MOVV is 'Safety'! → Venture company and tourism venture company certified by the Korean government → Driven by a professional 'chauffeur' systematically trained → Use safely with Insurance (Unlimited personal indemnification, Others up to KRW 150 million) Smart Chauffeur Service MOVV MOVV application provides convenient functions. - Checking real-time vehicle monitoring - Call the vehicle to your location - Automatic translation of chats with chauffeur - Register and modify schedule freely [Product Information] Gimhae Airport (PUS) ↔ Busan You can go anywhere you want with the private mobility service MOVV! Travel comfortably and safely to your destination in a private car driven by professional chauffeur. Recommended Korea area attractions: Busan ( Haeundae, Gwangalli, Seomyeon, Jagalchi Market, Nampr-dong, Baxco etc.) *Notice Please make reservation considering your arrival time, people and luggages.

Make your way to Busan, the second-largest metropolis in Korea, via a KTX express train that travels at the speed of 300km/h. Two and a half hours ride will bring you to Busan station. The beautiful port city of Busan, the second largest metropolitan area in Korea, is heavily visited by national and international tourists alike. No matter how extreme the temperature gets throughout the seasons, the city always bustles with people heading for the many attractions to see and explore! Absolutely wonderful beaches, glamorous night scenes, and traditional markets are scattered around the city. - ITINERARY - 1) Jagalchi Market - It is Korea's largest seafood market. After the Korean War, the market solidified itself as a fish market. This market represents Busan and is famous throughout the country. If you visit you can eat fresh raw fish right at the market. 2) Gamcheon cultural village - It was a refuge village for many people fleeing to Busan during the Korean War. The creative urban regeneration project started in 2010 and the success of the project attracts 1,400,000 Korean and foreign tourists to the village annually. It's earning this village the nickname of "Machu Picchu of Busan." 3) Amidong Tombstone village - The stairs and the walls in this village are different from what you normally see. They are all tombstones. That's why the village is called Tombstone culture village. People began living here in tents since 1951. When it became more settled, the tents became too small, so people began building on top of Japanese graves. From Ami-dong, the entire city of Busan can be seen. 4) Haeundae beache - It is the most famous beach in Busan. The white sand beach is roughly 1.5km long, over a 30~50m wide area, creating a beautiful coastline before a shallow bay, making Haeundae Beach perfect for swimming. 5) Dongbakseom island - It is translated into Camellia which is growing in islands of southern provinces and southern coastal areas of Korea blossoming around March, of which the leaves are thick and glossy maintaining a dark green color through 4 seasons. There is the Nurimaru APEC house, around three-story building exclusively built for the final summit meeting for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference. 6) Haedongyonggungsa Temple - It is situated on the coast of the northeastern portion of Busan. This superb attraction offers visitors the rare find of a temple along the shoreline; most temples in Korea are located in the mountains. 7) Amidong Tombstone village - The stairs and the walls in this village are different from what you normally see. They are all tombstones. That's why the village is called Tombstone culture village. People began living here in tents since 1951. When it became more settled, the tents became too small, so people began building on top of Japanese graves. People think of the ocean when it comes to Busan, but Busan is also a city of mountains. From Ami-dong, the entire city of Busan can be seen.