The 4 Fish Market Tours in South Korea That Earn Their Price

1.Gamcheon Culture Village, Jagalchi fish market story telling Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 63 reviews · from $13Our pick

Join guide Suyang for a 3.5-hour Busan walking tour covering Gamcheon Culture Village, Songdo Beach, Jagalchi Market, and BIFF Square. Public transport, coffee or tea, a seagull tote bag, snacks, and photos are included. The Songdo cable car costs extra.

“I was the only one during the tour so I appreciate Suyang. I enjoyed the tour with him and learned a lot about the culture village.”

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2.Noryangjin Fish Market Dinner

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews · from $112Top rated

Meet guide Lee at Noryangjin Station for a two-hour visit to Seoul’s famous fish market. She helps you choose the day’s seafood, then takes you to a market restaurant for dinner. The group has no more than seven people. Crab, lobster, and drinks cost extra.

“Fun experience with amazing spread of seafood! Great conversations were had with even better company. Highly recommend.”

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3.Autumn Foliage-Mt. Seorak, Sokcho Fish Market, Sokcho Beach

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 10 reviews · from $68

Spend 12 to 13 hours exploring Seoraksan’s autumn color, Shinheungsa Temple, Sokcho Tourist Fishery Market, and Sokcho Beach. Round-trip transport leaves from Hongik Univ. or Myeongdong. Guides such as Kangwon and David Oh have helped guests choose hikes, cable-car rides, and market foods.

“Pickup early was easy and on time. The vehicle was right for the Number of people. Timing for the visits was good before too many people After lunch in the fish market with a pictured presentation from our guid of different speialities, Read more”

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4.Mt.Seorak(+CableCar Option)+Sokcho Fish Market&Beach

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 9 reviews · 14 hours · from $68

Travel from Seoul with an English-speaking guide such as Kangwon Seo to Seoraksan National Park, then continue to Sokcho Fishery Market and Sokcho Beach. You get hiking time, autumn color, local seafood, and an optional cable car ride. The day lasts 14 hours, so expect a long but rewarding outing.

“This was a great trip, although it was cold and rainy at Seoraksan. Our hike to Ulsanbawi was abandoned due to the weather, but we did make it to the final set of steps in thick, low clouds. The foggy, rainy conditions provided a mysterious beauty not soon forgotten. The next segment to Sokcho was fun as well, exploring the market and it's contents, and the final visit to the seaside.”

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