Busan Yacht & Blueline Park Sky Capsule Tour

Dynamic Busan,
A multi-faceted travel experience

On a one-day tour, enjoy the romance of the capsule train, which has become a specialty of Haeundae, and the white yacht sailing on the sea. It's nice to look at the sea while walking on the white sand beach, but this course allows you to experience the sea in a more diverse way from a new perspective.

This tour includes not only two courses, a capsule train and a yacht, but also Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Gamcheon Culture Village, Busan's steady-selling attractions that have been loved by many tourists for a long time. This course allows you to enjoy the scenery of Busan from exciting fun to a calm walk. You can take a good look around.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a temple on a coastal cliff

This tour begins at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, a temple on a coastal cliff where you can hear the sound of crashing waves.

Haedong Yonggungsa Temple is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Korea, and is a place that foreign celebrities always visit when they visit Korea. Like any other temple, this temple is surrounded by dense trees and faces the dizzying blue sea. Since it was built during the Goryeo Dynasty with the hope that the entire country would be at peace without any damage from natural disasters, it conveys a sense of comfort to those who visit.

The romance of running around Haeundae

The Blue Line Park Capsule Train, where colorful and cute trains run in a row and decorate the coast of Haeundae, has become a must-visit when traveling to Busan due to the blue sea seen outside and emotional photos taken from inside the train.

While driving along the seaside railroad, enjoy the cool sound of waves and dazzling foam breaking and feel the emotions of Busan at your leisure. The time spent on a train running over the sea will feel extremely romantic. In particular, in this tour, you can see even more beautiful scenery by boarding a train departing from Cheongsapo, which is famous for its beautiful scenery even among the seas of Busan.

Busan's famous attractions introduced by the sea breeze, yacht tour

If you've seen the sea from land on a capsule train, now it's time to enjoy the cool sea breeze right in the middle of the sea.

This is a yacht tour where you can tour Busan's most famous coastal attractions aboard a luxurious yacht. The new perspective of seeing Busan's landmarks, which used to only be visible from one direction, from the sea will create even more special memories during your trip.

Of course, you can take the photo of your life every time you press the shutter on the cool white ship just by looking at it.

Pastel-toned Machu Picchu in Busan

365 days a year, go to Gamcheon Culture Village to meet the little prince and the fox overlooking the pastel-colored houses that fill the hill.

Gamcheon Culture Village, which comes to mind when you think of 'Busan', is a village that attracts visitors just with the color of its buildings, and is also called Korea's Santorini and Korea's Machu Picchu because of the densely packed houses. This place was formed as the population flocked to Busan, the capital of refuge during the Korean War. Hear the hidden history of the alleys and the stories of the village that endured the Korean War. It's also fun to look at the murals that decorate the streets.

Schedule introduction

I will introduce the detailed tour schedule.

08:40 AM Meeting at KTX Busan Station Exit 1
09:00 AM Meeting at Seomyeon Station Exit 12
09:40 AM Meeting at Haeundae Station Exit 5
10:10 AM Arrival at Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
11:10 AM Depart for Blue Line Park
11:30 AM Arrival at Blue Line Park Cheongsapo Station
11:30 am ~ 14:00 pm Sky Capsule boarding and self-meal near Cheongsapo
14:00 PM Depart for yacht dock
15:00 PM Yacht tour begins
16:10 PM Depart for Gamcheon Culture Village
17:00 PM Arrival at Gamcheon Culture Village
18:00 PM Tour ends, move to the drop-off point
18:20 PM Get off at Busan Station
18:40 PM Get off at Seomyeon Station
19:20 PM Get off at Haeundae Station

* The above tour schedule may change depending on conditions and on-site circumstances.