Seoul Jamsil Eland Hangang River Cruise

We took part in a sunset cruise that started at 6:00pm. The nearest station was hard to find and the cruise ship dock was quite far away, so it's best to leave with plenty of time to spare. We ordered two pieces of chicken just before the cruise, which was a huge amount for two people, but the waiter made it in a hurry and we managed to make it in time for boarding. The cruise itself was only 40 minutes, so it's better to go for the 70-minute evening course. There was live music on the way, so it was quite enjoyable, but it's a bit of a hassle to fill out paperwork before boarding, so it's best to do some research before you go.

I went on the cruise with three friends. We enjoyed the view of the Han River as it got darker from dusk. At the Rainbow Fountain, we were impressed by the colorful lights and fountains reflected on the river surface, and the wonderful music on board. On the way back, we were able to return home soaking in the afterglow while listening to wonderful live music. My friends were also very satisfied.

we unfortunately missed the boat trip for the timing I booked, but the staff were very helpful and assisted to rebook for a small top up as the evening ride was slightly more expensive. A big thank you to the staff!

The location is a bit difficult to find, but the overall experience is okay. It is recommended to arrive at the site early to have more time.

a must do tour while in Seoul! we did a moonlight cruise and was able to see Banpo bridge fountain show ! it was magnificent

Riding on the evening breeze, we passed many major bridges and even saw the moonlight rainbow fountain of Banpo Bridge, which was so beautiful.

It was good, there were lights, it was pretty in the evening

A great experience, staff were very nice and friendly.

The ride was fine but not exceptional. It was nuce to be out on the river at night, but it felt short and we didn’t see the Bampo Bridge and the light show. The jazz perfirmance was not jazz. The guy sang ‘Baby Shark’!

The route introduced on the website is a vehicle route. If you are walking by foot, you cannot follow the instructions. You should find a tunnel that leads to Han River Park and go through it. This will make it easier to find it. Otherwise, you will take a lot of unnecessary steps.