Passeios por Gwangan Grand Bridge

Excellent tour. Loved every moment of it. The tour guide, Kim Jisong, was knowledgeable, lively and very helpful. She not only showed us all the places, but also explained very well about them, including places that we saw on the way. Very much recommended to anyone who is visiting Busan for the first time and wants a good tour of the city.

Este es un tour de traslado. Solo hay un conductor, y fue puntual. El vehículo estaba limpio y era lo suficientemente espacioso para todos, e incluso nos proporcionó información y nos ayudó con cosas que podíamos hacer con el tiempo disponible, además de darnos consejos sobre cómo no perdernos y los mejores lugares para tomar fotos. Aunque hacía mucho frío durante nuestro tour, fue muy profesional y aun así fuimos a cada parada. Tenga en cuenta que la línea de tren Blue es muy popular y los tiempos de espera son largos. Algunas personas de nuestro grupo estaban interesadas, pero cambiaron de opinión al ver la fila.

Sean was our tour guide, and she was very friendly and helpful. She was very patient with everyone and explained all the places well. She was also very organised and made the tour run smoothly. She gave everyone Korean snack packs with lots of goodies, and postcards. She even gave extra bags of snacks to my kids.

Jason Lee was our private tour guide. He was engaging and very knowledgeable of the areas that we visited. He really made our tour worth the money my friend and I spent on this tour!

The tour was well-organized, and the guide was friendly and helpful. You can see many places during the tour, but you need to be prepared for limited time to explore independently. For example, Gamcheon Culture Village is worth visiting on your own and wandering the streets. A plus is that transportation between attractions is provided, which saves a lot of time. The lunch break is in a place where mainly seafood is served.

We joined a half-day tour that visited three main spots in order: Oryukdo Skywalk, Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, and Jukseong Dream Church. The weather was bad that morning; it was raining heavily while we waited for the car. Fortunately, by the time we reached Oryukdo Skywalk, the rain had stopped and the ground was dry. Unfortunately, the skywalk was closed due to strong winds (it was incredibly windy, my hair was blowing around like crazy). Haedong Yonggungsa Temple had more visitors. Our guide and driver, Mr. Kim, first took us to beautiful photo spots to help us take pictures, then gave us free time. If I remember correctly, we stayed for about 1 hour and 45 minutes. The timing was perfectly arranged because after exploring Haedong Yonggungsa, we had just enough time to grab some fish cakes from the snack stalls outside. Haedong Yonggungsa is a very unique temple built by the sea, and many European and American tourists love this attraction. The last stop, Jukseong Dream Church, seemed like a hidden gem. It's next to a small village with very few tourists, a small but atmospheric church. We stayed there for about 40 minutes. For the return trip, we could choose to be dropped off at Gijang Market or Lotte Outlet. The car was full that day, with 12 people from different countries, so Mr. Kim had to explain everything in English (Mr. Kim also speaks Chinese, but it seemed we were the only Taiwanese group that day). I highly recommend this tour because these three attractions are not very convenient to reach by public transport. Joining this tour solves the transportation problem, and you don't feel rushed or like you're constantly on the road. Mr. Kim was also very patient, explaining things in the car and always taking us to good photo spots for group pictures at each attraction. Highly recommended!

We participated in the Busan City Highlights Day Tour, and our guide was Kelvin Zheng. The entire itinerary was very well-arranged, from the Sky Capsule train to Gamcheon Culture Village, then to Oryukdo Skywalk and Huinnyeoul Culture Village. The time spent at each attraction was just right, never feeling rushed. Kelvin's Chinese is very fluent, and he meticulously explained the historical background and stories of each site. Despite the hot weather and crowds, he remained patient and friendly to everyone throughout the tour. A major bonus was his photography skills—he proactively helped us find angles, backgrounds, and guided our poses, resulting in fantastic photos. During the trip, we also learned an interesting Korean phrase, "Life Picture," which means capturing the most wonderful moments of one's life. At the end of the journey, Kelvin even gave everyone postcards, which was a very thoughtful gesture. The overall experience exceeded expectations, and I highly recommend it to all friends visiting Busan.

The tour included good locations for photos and good buys. Our tour guide, Leo was fluent in English and Chinese and explained well the history of Busan and gave tips on what to buy and where to go in Busan. He also accompanied us to get lunch at Jagalchi market where we were able to eat freshly caught seafood. This tour is great for people who want to see a lot in a short period of time. Leo was a great tour guide as well.