Geoje Island Day Tour

Tour Highlights

Take a ferry to Oedo Botania on Geoje Island, where thousands of plant species and Southern European‑style architecture create a garden on the sea. Stroll through the flower‑filled Venus Garden in Botania and walk down the steps leading to the sea.

Cruise around the famous marine attraction "Haegeumgang," where unique rock formations such as Lion Rock and Cross Cave stand in the South Sea, admiring nature's masterpieces

Walk through "Wind Hill," a filming location for the Korean variety show "2 Days & 1 Night," with Dutch windmills and vast grassy slopes facing the sea, enjoying the breeze and ocean views at leisure

Choose between two routes: take the panoramic cable car for a 360‑degree view of the islands of Hallyeohaesang National Park, or explore the hand‑built coastal stone fortress "Myeongseong Fortress" and the seaside village of Okgye‑ri

Round‑trip shuttle from central Busan, including Oedo Island admission and ferry tickets—no driving or worrying about ferry schedules, making it easy to cover Geoje Island's highlights in one day

[Itinerary Reference]:

A1 Classic Cable Car | Geoje Oedo Botania Highlights + Panoramic Cable Car Day Tour

07:30 Pick‑up: Seomyeon Station Exit 12 (not the underground shopping centre) 07:50 Pick‑up: KTX Busan Station Exit 1 (not the subway station)

10:10 Haegeumgang (viewing from the boat)

11:10 Oedo Botania

13:10 Lunch time

14:10 Wind Hill

15:20 Geoje Panoramic Cable Car

18:40 Drop‑off at Busan Station

19:00 Drop‑off at Seomyeon Station

A2 Hidden Gem Check‑in | Geoje Oedo Botania Highlights + Myeongseong Fortress & Okgye Village Day Tour

07:30 Pick‑up: Seomyeon Station Exit 12 (not the underground shopping centre)

07:50 Pick‑up: KTX Busan Station Exit 1 (not the subway station)

10:10 Haegeumgang (viewing from the boat)

11:10 Oedo Botania

13:20 Lunch time

14:50 Wind Hill

16:10 Geoje Myeongseong Fortress

16:50 Okgye Seaside Village

19:00 Drop‑off at Busan Station

19:20 Drop‑off at Seomyeon Station

Attraction Details

—Oedo Botania—

A private island garden off Geoje Island, transformed by its owners over decades into a Southern European‑style botanical garden on the sea
With thousands of plants and flowers arranged along sculptures and terraced gardens cascading down the hillside, a walk here feels like stepping into a European estate

—Haegeumgang—

A renowned marine rock formation, named "Diamond Mountain on the Sea"
Take a sightseeing boat to admire the cliffs and rock formations like Lion Rock and Cross Cave rising from the blue waters of the South Sea—an unmissable seascape on the way to Oedo Island

—Wind Hill—

Geoje Island's signature photo spot, featuring an iconic Dutch windmill on a vast grassy slope facing the sea
Gained fame as a filming location for the Korean dramas "Eve's Garden," "Merry‑Go‑Round," and the variety show "2 Days & 1 Night"
Sitting on a bench by the sea, soaking in the breeze and daydreaming—that's Geoje‑style romance

—Geoje Panoramic Cable Car—

Geoje Island's new landmark, where the cable car ascends to a hilltop observation deck offering a 360‑degree view of Hallyeohaesang National Park
The blue sea, winding coastline, and scattered islands stretch out before you—especially spectacular on clear days. An optional upgrade to a transparent‑floor cabin adds an extra thrill

—Myeongseong Fortress—

After Typhoon Maemi devastated a farm in 2003, a villager single‑handedly stacked stone walls over more than 20 years to protect his home
The result is an accidental coastal stone fortress resembling a European castle. Its inspiring story and the stunning backdrop of walls against the sea have made it a rising check‑in hotspot on Geoje Island

—Okgye Village—

A small seaside village on Geoje Island, free from the hustle of tourist areas, offering only the quiet daily life of a fishing village facing the sea—perfect for a leisurely stroll and experiencing the most authentic island charm of Geoje

※This tour focuses on natural scenery, appreciating the natural beauty of Geoje Island and Oedo Botania, rather than historical commentary. Therefore, only essential information will be provided during the guided narration. We appreciate your understanding.※