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Attractions and tours in South Korea
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What to book ahead in South Korea
Attractions, tours and passes worth booking ahead.
Attractions, tours and passes worth booking ahead. Prices shown in AUD for South Korea.
6 activities options for South Korea, compared
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Hanbok rental & Gyeongbokgung Palace
40k$25 AUD
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Lotte World or Everland
40k$55 AUD
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Nami Island & Petite France day trip
40k$75 AUD
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Jeju Island UNESCO tour
40k$85 AUD
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DMZ half-day tour
40k$90 AUD
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Planning what to do in South Korea
When is the best time to visit South Korea?
April-June and September-November
Cherry blossom in early April, autumn colour in late October. Summer is hot, humid and wet; winter is genuinely cold.
More South Korea essentials
South Korea visa and entry rules
Passport, visa, arrival cards and customs rules for Australian passport holders.
Flights to South Korea
Search fares from Australia, then sort the rest of the trip.
South Korea eSIM plans
Instant data, no physical SIM required.
South Korea travel insurance
Medical, cancellation and luggage cover for Australian travellers.
South Korea money and cards
Cards, cash and FX fees for Australian travellers.
South Korea airport transfers
Trains, buses, private transfers and taxis compared.
Driving in South Korea
International Driving Permit rules and car hire for Australians.
South Korea travel essentials
Adapters, plugs, tap water, tipping and health basics.
How these comparisons are made
Activities listed are bookable in AUD with instant confirmation where the platform offers it. Jamie has personally booked and taken activities through the platforms recommended on this site. Editorial notes on whether something is worth pre-booking are opinions and labelled as such - a queue-skip that saves three hours in July can be pointless in February. Read the full editorial policy.
South Korea things to do FAQs
Do Australians need a visa for South Korea?
No. Australian passport holders can visit visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism.
Planning South Korea?
We will send you the South Korea guide as it grows - what to book before you go, which eSIM and travel card are worth it there, and what things actually cost in Australian dollars.