Our South Korea tours offer a vibrant mix of cultural experiences, from ancient traditions to modern trends, along with stunning natural landscapes and delicious cuisine. Established in 1998, Laurus Travel specializes in premium small-group travel to Asia. What’s more, we consider South Korea to be one of our key destinations. Our fully guided South Korea tours hold special appeal to discerning travellers seeking in-depth experiences that are culturally enriching, intellectually stimulating and physically active.
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Featured Tour of the Month 15-day South Korea & China visiting Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju, Beijing, Xi’an and Shanghai. |
Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Kanazawa – Shirakawa – Takayama – Kyoto – Nara – Osaka – Busan – Gyeongju – Seoul
| Multi-country Tours Including South Korea |
Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Kanazawa – Shirakawa – Takayama – Kyoto – Nara – Osaka – Hiroshima – Miyajima – Nagasaki – Busan – Gyeongju – Seoul
23-day Japan, South Korea & China
Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Kanazawa – Shirakawa – Takayama – Kyoto – Nara – Osaka – Busan – Gyeongju – Seoul – Shanghai – Beijing
29-day Japan, South Korea & China
Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Kanazawa – Shirakawa-go – Takayama – Kyoto – Nara – Osaka – Hiroshima – Miyajima – Nagasaki – Busan – Gyeongju – Seoul – Beijing – Xi’an – Chengdu – Shanghai
South Korea Tours
What is the best time to visit South Korea?
Korea has four distinct seasons with spring (April – June) and autumn (late September – November) being the best for visitors. Spring flowers and autumn leaves will intoxicate nature lovers. Korean winters are cold while summers are hot and humid.
Do I need a visa to visit South Korea?
If you are a tourist from Canada, the US, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, you do not need a visa to enter South Korea as long as your stay is within 90 days.
