Nicknamed the “Machu Picchu” or “Santorini” of Korea, this village has been consistently selected as one of the Korea Tourism Organization’s Top 100 Tourist Sites. Formed in the 1950s by Taegukdo followers and Korean War refugees, it was once a deteriorated area known as “Taegukdo Village.” Since 2009, urban regeneration efforts led by local artists and residents have transformed it into one of Busan’s most iconic attractions. **Please note that the duration of each stop is approximate and may be adjusted or shortened due to traffic, weather, and local on-site conditions. **Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to cruise ship time constraints, and any sites closed on regular holidays will be substituted with even more enjoyable alternative destinations.

BIFF Square (Busan International Film Festival Square) is a famous cultural landmark in Busan. It’s known as the birthplace of the Busan International Film Festival and features handprints of famous movie stars, a lively street food scene, and various shops and theaters. It’s a must-visit spot for cinema lovers and those who want to experience Busan’s vibrant city culture. **Please note that the duration of each stop is approximate and may be adjusted or shortened due to traffic, weather, and local on-site conditions. **Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to cruise ship time constraints, and any sites closed on regular holidays will be substituted with even more enjoyable alternative destinations.

A thrilling oceanfront skywalk shaped like a blue dragon, featuring a clear glass floor that lets you walk 20 meters above the crashing waves and enjoy panoramic views of the sea. **Please note that the duration of each stop is approximate and may be adjusted or shortened due to traffic, weather, and local on-site conditions. **Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to cruise ship time constraints, and any sites closed on regular holidays will be substituted with even more enjoyable alternative destinations.

Busan’s premier coastal park built along an old scenic railway line, offering stunning panoramic ocean views and beautiful walking trails. Tickets for the Beach Train and Sky Capsule are NOT included in this tour. If you wish to ride them, you can purchase tickets on-site with your guide's assistance, subject to availability. **Please note that the duration of each stop is approximate and may be adjusted or shortened due to traffic, weather, and local on-site conditions. **Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to cruise ship time constraints, and any sites closed on regular holidays will be substituted with even more enjoyable alternative destinations.

Haedong Yonggungsa is one of the few Buddhist temples in Korea located right by the sea, offering stunning views of the East Sea. Built in 1376 during the Goryeo Dynasty, the temple is known for its unique coastal setting, peaceful atmosphere, and striking statues including the golden Buddha. Visitors can walk along a scenic path, cross a stone bridge, and enjoy the harmony of nature and spirituality. **Please note that the duration of each stop is approximate and may be adjusted or shortened due to traffic, weather, and local on-site conditions. **Please note that some attractions may be skipped due to cruise ship time constraints, and any sites closed on regular holidays will be substituted with even more enjoyable alternative destinations.