10 day itinerary
South Korea
Personalized with:Family Friendly , Every main cities to cover busan seoul jeju island, KIDS FRIENDLY, Hanbok wearing
Itinerary
South Korea is a fantastic destination for families, and with 10 days, you can explore a mix of vibrant cities, beautiful nature, and rich culture. Here’s a fun and family-friendly itinerary that covers Seoul, Busan, and Jeju Island, with plenty of opportunities for your kids to wear hanbok and enjoy the local attractions!
Day 1: Arrival in Seoul
- Morning: Arrive at . Take the Airport Railroad Express (AREX) to Seoul Station.
- Afternoon: Check into your hotel and freshen up. Head to . Rent hanbok (traditional Korean clothing) nearby for a fun photo op! The palace has a changing of the guard ceremony that kids usually find fascinating.
- Evening: Stroll through , a cultural district filled with shops and street food. Try some traditional snacks like hotteok (sweet pancakes) and tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes).
Day 2: Explore Seoul
- Morning: Visit and take the cable car up to for panoramic views of the city. Kids will love the locks of love!
- Afternoon: Head to for lunch and some shopping. There are plenty of kid-friendly stores and street food stalls.
- Evening: Visit Design Plaza (DDP) for some stunning architecture and a light show. Grab dinner at a nearby restaurant.
Day 3: More of Seoul
- Morning: Explore , where you can see traditional Korean houses. Kids can enjoy a scavenger hunt to find specific hanoks!
- Afternoon: Visit the . It has a great kids' section and interactive exhibits.
- Evening: Head to for dinner. This area is lively with street performances and shops. Don’t miss the for some fun 3D art!
Day 4: Travel to Busan
- Morning: Take the KTX train to Busan (about 2.5 hours). Enjoy the scenic ride!
- Afternoon: Check into your hotel and head to . Let the kids play in the sand and splash in the water.
- Evening: Visit the located near the beach. Afterward, enjoy dinner at a seafood restaurant.
Day 5: Explore Busan
- Morning: Visit , known for its colorful houses and art installations. Kids can enjoy exploring the narrow alleys and finding hidden art.
- Afternoon: Head to for lunch. Try some fresh seafood and experience the local market vibe.
- Evening: Visit for a beautiful sunset view of the Gwangan Bridge. Enjoy a casual dinner at one of the beachside cafes.
Day 6: More of Busan
- Morning: Take a trip to . Enjoy the scenic views and take a train ride around the park. There’s a lighthouse and beautiful coastal views!
- Afternoon: Visit , a serene place where kids can learn about Korean Buddhism.
- Evening: Return to Haeundae and enjoy a beachside dinner. If time allows, check out the for any family-friendly screenings.
Day 7: Travel to Jeju Island
- Morning: Fly from Busan to Jeju Island (about 1 hour). Check into your hotel.
- Afternoon: Visit , where kids can explore gardens, caves, and even a mini zoo!
- Evening: Head to for some evening fun. Enjoy a local dinner featuring Jeju’s famous black pork.
Day 8: Explore Jeju Island
- Morning: Visit . It’s a bit of a hike, but the views are worth it! Kids will love the adventure.
- Afternoon: Head to (take a ferry) for some beach time and bike riding. Rent bikes or scooters for a fun family activity.
- Evening: Return to Jeju and enjoy a relaxing dinner at your hotel or a nearby restaurant.
Day 9: More of Jeju Island
- Morning: Visit to learn about traditional Korean life. Kids can participate in hands-on activities.
- Afternoon: Explore , one of the longest lava tubes in the world. It’s cool and fascinating!
- Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner in Jeju, perhaps trying some local seafood dishes.
Day 10: Return to Seoul and Departure
- Morning: Fly back to Seoul. Depending on your flight time, you might have a chance to visit or for some last-minute fun at an amusement park!
- Afternoon: Last-minute shopping in or for souvenirs.
- Evening: Head to the airport for your departure.
Tips:
- Make sure to check the weather and pack accordingly, especially for Jeju Island, which can be quite different from the mainland.
- Consider getting a T-money card for easy transportation in Seoul and Busan.
- Always have some snacks on hand for the kids, as they might get hungry while exploring!
I hope this itinerary helps you create wonderful memories in South Korea with your family! Enjoy your trip! 🌏✈️