Hike through Seoraksan National Park's diverse landscape of valleys, granite peaks, and waterfalls while soaking in stunning autumn foliage. With over 30 hiking trails, make sure to see the park's most iconic features such as Ulsanbawi Rock and Heundeulbawi Rock.
Take a day off hiking to surf at the exotic Songjeong Beach. The beach offers various levels of waves, providing a great opportunity to learn surfing or develop skills. The beachside cafes and restaurants offer delicious seafood barbecue feasts and street food.
Enjoy adrenaline-pumping white-water river rafting at Donggang River as it crashes through the craggy rocks of the isolated Sokcho area surrounded by the imposing Seoraksan mountain range. The scenery is breathtaking with thick forests, colorful rocks, and waterfalls.
Experience breathtaking views of Jeju Island from above by zip-lining between the five scenic spots surrounding Mt. Hallasan. The 2.8km-long zip line bears you above treetops, waterfalls, valleys, and mountains letting you enjoy the best of nature from high up in the sky.
End your adventure trip with the ultimate experience of skydiving in Seoul. The free-falling thrill lasts up to a minute, followed by a tranquil sensation while you glide down, taking in the aerial view of the metropolis and nearby landscape. A memory of a lifetime.
If you have extra days, explore Seoul's ancient palaces such as Gyeongbokgung and Changdeokgung, and go on a food spree in Myeong-dong and Hongdae. For a quieter alternative in the middle of mother nature visit the historic Hahoe Folk Village surrounded by a tortuous river in Andong.
Alternatively, shorten the trip by skipping Donggang River, or swap some activities such as hiking Bukhansan National Park instead of Seoraksan National Park, and surfing instead at Busan's Haeundae Beach or Jeju Island; both a hub of cultural and culinary exploration where Korea's finest cuisine and hot springs are waiting for you.