Board a comfortable air-conditioned van and head to the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple as you begin this full-day tour. After that, discover the lush green landscapes of Taejongdae Park. Ride the Danubi Train which makes several stops for you to admire views of the magnificent rocky seaside cliffs. If the Taejongdae Danubi Train is not running, you can head to other suggested attractions by tour guide instead. Take a break for lunch in the Taejongdae area. Next, visit the Songdo Skywalk and enjoy its amazing panoramic view of the surrounding area and sections with a clear glass floor. Step out and feel the sensation of walking on top of the ocean. You can also choose to take the Songdo Cable car and enjoy the breathtaking views of the city and coastline. Cable Car fee is not included but you can pay on-site for this extra experience. Afterward, continue to the colorful and quirky Gamcheon Culture Village before heading back to your departure point.

Explore Busan on this day trip that includes convenient pickup and drop-off at Busan, Seomyeon, or Haeundae station. Visit the Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, capture pictures of the bright trains on the Cheongsapo Railroad, and admire the charming village of Gamcheon. Meet your guide and hop aboard a comfortable and climate-controlled vehicle. Kick back and relax on the ride to Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which diverges from its mountain-bound counterparts, by gracing the coastline and gazing out upon the boundless expanse of the East Sea. Make your way to the Cheongsapo Railroad where brightly-colored trains traverse the landscape against the backdrop of Haeundae Beach. This spot has also become a magnet for photography enthusiasts, drawn by the picturesque blend of sea, train, and cityscape. After experiencing this tapestry of elements that converge to create captivating imagery, embark from the Mipo Railroad in Cheongsapo, on a journey to the Daritdol Observatory. Take in village and lighthouse views from the 72.5-meter observation pier that was constructed in the shape of a stunning blue dragon. Finally, visit Gamcheon village, an emblematic gem within Busan's tourism offerings. Originally a haven for refugees during the Korean War, it has since transformed into a living testament of the past, artfully preserved and adorned to captivate modern-day visitors. Return to your meeting point with unforgettable memories of Busan.

Busan is a city with both a rich culture and great natural beauty. There are numerous historical, nature, and cultural sites spread all around the city. With this private vehicle, driver, and tour guide, you can craft a Busan experience that's perfect for you. Your driver and guide will pick you up at your accommodation and take you wherever you’d like to go on either a four-hour or six-hour private customized tour. Select either the guide-inclusive or driver-only option, depending on your preferences. If you are looking for great beach sites, try Haeundae and Gwangalli. For a history tour, the 14th-century seaside Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, Gamcheon Culture Village, and Yongdusan Park are great places to visit. There are also a myriad scenic lookout points which provide sweeping views of the area, including the Busan Tower, Taejongdae Nature Park, and Oryukdo Skywalk. Your driver will take you anywhere you want to go, and, at the end of your perfect day, take you back to your accommodation.

Start your tour with hotel pick-up and head to Dalmaji Road, a small walkway on the corner of Songjeong beach with beautiful cherry blossoms and pine trees. You will fall in love with the landscape of blue sea, sandy seashore, and clear sky. Next, visit Haedong Yonggungsa Temple, which is situated on the coast of the north-eastern portion of Busan. This superb attraction offers the rare find of a temple along the shore line; most temples in Korea are located in the mountains. The temple was first built in 1376 in the Koryeo Dynasty - see how many huge Buddhist statues you can spot! After the temple visit, take a walk at Haeundae Beach, the most famous beach in Korea where young people come to have fun and enjoy their summer vacation. After a nice local lunch of traditional Busan food, head off to Dogbaek Island, which is named after its blooming Camellias. You simply need to follow the walking path to enjoy all the picturesque spots of the island to take photos to share with your friends! You will also walk on the shoreline of Busan via the Oryukdo Sky Walk. If you are interested in Korean history, you can learn a little bit more about Korean War at UN Memorial with your guide's thorough explanation about its story. To experience the bustle of the city, you will be taken to Busan Cinema Center and Centum City Department Store to do local shopping, mingle with the people, and experience what it's like to live as a local of the city of Busan.