Escape the electric technology lighting up the skyscrapers spanning across South Korea’s lively, hustling and bustling city, Seoul, and make your way to Han River for a relaxing, but entertaining cruise. Meander through the river’s calm waters and marvel at the array of city lights, artistic bridges, and various monuments traversing across the riverbank. If you’re looking for a different perspective of the grande metropolis, you may want to consider hopping on one of the various extravagant boat tours in Seoul.
Escape the electric technology lighting up the skyscrapers spanning across South Korea’s lively, hustling and bustling city, Seoul, and make your way to Han River for a relaxing, but entertaining cruise. Meander through the river’s calm waters and marvel at the array of city lights, artistic bridges, and various monuments traversing across the riverbank. If you’re looking for a different perspective of the grande metropolis, you may want to consider hopping on one of the various extravagant boat tours in Seoul.
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Escape the electric technology lighting up the skyscrapers spanning across South Korea’s lively, hustling and bustling city, Seoul, and make your way to Han River for a relaxing, but entertaining cruise.
Meander through the river’s calm waters and marvel at the array of city lights, artistic bridges, and various monuments traversing across the riverbank. If you’re looking for a different perspective of the grande metropolis, you may want to consider hopping on one of the various extravagant boat tours in Seoul.
From the comfort of your boat, you will catch a glimpse of the landmarks highlighting Seoul’s ability to construct majestic, unique buildings and monuments. What will you see? Let’s take a look:
Gaze at the magnificent, soaring skyscraper, 63 building from Han River’s smooth waters. Why did they construct such a massive building? For the 1988 Summer Olympics. The 63 building served as a monumental landmark!
If you’re looking for tall, sky-high buildings, Seoul is the place to go! On your boat tour, you can view the popular tourist attraction and the second tallest structure in Seoul: N Seoul Tower.
Marvel at South Korea’s first double-decker bridge: the ever-so stunning and eccentric, Banpodaegyo Bridge. 27 bridges tower over the Han River in Seoul, but the Banpodaegyo Bridge renders as the most iconic. Between April to October, lucky viewers will get a chance to watch the fountain show, where a rainbow of colors cascades out of the bridge.
Spot where athletes powered their way to gold, silver, and bronze medals at the 1988 Olympics! It now functions as a multipurpose center.
Admire the expansive eight-lane Yanghwa Bridge traversing across Han River.
Are you looking to marvel at Seoul from the comforts of a river cruise? Some excursions combine sightseeing tours with boat trips, while others simply offer a brief, but a peaceful tour meandering the waters of Han River.
Two of the most popular boat tours in Seoul include either a 40-minute to 70-minute cruise. If you opt for the 40-minute cruise, you will get the chance to listen to live entertainment, while the 70-minute day excursion will take you to the rainbow fountain show at Banpodaegyo Bridge.
The 40-minute cruise costs around $15 USD (€13.7) per person, and the 70-minute exploration costs around $22 USD (€20).
For most of your boat tours in Seoul you will meet at Eland Cruise Ticket Office. However, some meeting points may vary depending on your tour package. For example, some people may opt to go on a combination tour, which includes sightseeing and a boat cruise.
If you want to watch the vibrant rainbow fountain show at Banpodaegyo Bridge on your boat excursion, it’s best to visit Seoul between April and October. Plus, Seoul experiences lovely weather during these months!