6 articles to prepare your trip
A lava dome rising nearly 400 meters in southwest Jeju, Sanbangsan is home to two Buddhist temples, a sanctuary cave, and protected rare flora.
Yeosu
Historic port in southern Corée du Sud overlooking an archipelago of 317 islands: Yeosu blends Joseon naval heritage, a maritime cable car, and illuminated nights over the bay.
Jindo
South Korea's third-largest island, Jindo captivates visitors with its Moses Miracle phenomenon, the legend of old Ppong, and pristine natural heritage nestled between temples and a maritime park.
Ile De Jeju
Korea's Hawaiian gem with volcanic landscapes designated UNESCO World Heritage sites, Jeju combines hiking on Hallasan, Olle trails, turquoise beaches, and the unique culture of the Haenyo diving women.
Gateway to South Korea, Incheon brings together a futuristic smart city, a historic Chinatown, prehistoric dolmens and Yellow Sea beaches.
Dolsando
Connected to Yeosu by a bridge and cable car, Dolsando brings together hermitages, secluded beaches, and seafood restaurants among South Korea's most renowned.
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