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South Korea trip | Self-drive breathtaking South Korea
During this tour of South Korea, you’ll discover a country where nature and culture blend seamlessly. You’ll travel partly in your own car with built-in sat-nav, allowing you to really watch the landscape roll by: from green valleys and rolling hills to coastlines where the sea crashes against the rocks. Along the way, you’ll discover centuries-old traditions in Gyeongju and Jeonju, vibrant cities such as Busan, and tranquil spots where time seems to stand still on the island of Jeju. In villages and temples, you’ll sense the rich history deeply rooted in the culture, whilst markets, crafts and local cuisine show just how vibrant those traditions still are today. Outside the cities, nature brings you peace time and again: forests bathed in light, mountains with breathtaking views and coastlines where you can pause for a moment. These are moments you’ll easily carry with you in your memories.
Travel programme
Travel overview
- Day 1 Flight to South Korea
- Day 2 Arrival in Seoul
- Day 3 Exploring Seoul
- Day 4 Visit to the Demilitarised Zone
- Day 5 Train journey to Gyeongju
- Day 6 Free day in Gyeongju
- Day 7 Self-drive: Gyeongju – Busan
- Day 8 Free day in Busan
- Day 9 Self-drive: Busan – Yeosu
- Days 10–12 Stay on Jeju Island
- Day 13 – 14 Stay in Jeonju
- Day 15 – 16 Ending the trip in Seoul
- Day 17 Departure from South Korea
- Day 18 Arrival
Arrival in Seoul
Welcome to Korea! Or, to put it another way, welcome to South Korea! Upon arrival at the airport, you will be warmly welcomed by our local representative, who will take you to your accommodation.
You’ll have the afternoon free to explore on your own if you wish. For example, you could visit the impressive Gyeongbokgung Palace, stroll through the charming streets of Bukchon Hanok Village, enjoy a spectacular view of the city from the N Seoul Tower – particularly beautiful in the evening light – or take a stroll along the ancient city walls to soak up the city’s history.
Inclusief:
- Meet & Greet
- Private transfer to your hotel
- Accommodation including hotel
Discovering Seoul
Today, you’ll discover the heart of Seoul on a private tour that combines culture, history and the city’s vibrant atmosphere. You’ll stroll through Gyeongbok Palace and witness the impressive changing of the royal guard, a moment that brings the splendour and traditions of ancient Korea to life. You’ll then visit Cheongwadae Sarangchae and delve deeper into the country’s history and culture.
During a stroll through Bukchon Hanok Village, you’ll experience the charm of traditional Korean houses, where the past is tangibly present amongst the narrow streets and distinctive roofs. In Insadong, you’ll explore the vibrant cultural district with its art, crafts and atmospheric cafés. The day concludes with a visit to Gwangjang Market, where you can sample authentic Korean street food and experience the bustling market atmosphere up close.
Inclusief:
- Full-day private guided tour of Seoul
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Visit to the Demilitarised Zone
You will travel to Paju, a region renowned for both its natural beauty and its special historical significance. At the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), you will experience the unique atmosphere of this border region, where the history of North and South Korea is tangibly present. You’ll explore the impressive 3rd Tunnel, an underground passageway that was built in the past and offers a fascinating insight into the strategic and historical reality of the area.
As well as its history, the area around Paju also showcases the tranquillity and vastness of the landscape. The contrast between the silence of nature and the compelling stories of the past makes this experience particularly poignant. After this journey of discovery, you’ll return to Seoul, where you’ll have the rest of the day free to explore the bustling city further or simply relax. It’s a day that offers both knowledge and new perspectives, revealing a deeper side to the country.
Inclusief:
- Private guided tour of the Paju DMZ
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Train journey to Gyeongju
You will be taken by private transfer to the railway station, where you will board the KTX train and travel in comfort through the Korean countryside, as the towns gradually give way to vast fields and hills.
On arrival in Gyeongju, you’ll make your own way to the car hire office (a 10-minute walk away) to collect your car, which you’ll use to explore the country at your own pace. Once you’ve sorted out the car, you’ll check in at your hotel and have a chance to relax before setting out to discover this historic city. It’s a day of travelling, arriving and preparing for the wonderful culture and history that Gyeongju has to offer.
Inclusief:
- Private transfer to the station
- Ktk train Seoul – Gyeongju
- Rental car
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Exclusief:
- Transport to the car hire office
A day off in Gyeongju
You’ll have the whole day free in Gyeongju to explore the city at your own pace. You can stroll through streets steeped in history and visit temples that showcase the rich culture of the ancient Silla Kingdom.
Some suggestions for places to visit include the beautiful Bulguksa Temple complex, the impressive Seokguram Grotto, Tumuli Park with its royal burial mounds, the Ceomseongdae astronomical observatory, Hwangridan-gil, Gyochon Village, the Gyeongju National Museum, Bunhwangsa, the traditional Yangdong Village, Golgulsa Temple and the green hills of Mt Namsan.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Self-drive Gyeongju – Busan
Today, you’ll set off for Busan in your hire car, discovering the region’s rich culture and natural beauty along the way.
For example, stop off at the serene Tongdosa Temple, a place that exudes tranquillity and centuries-old spiritual traditions. You can also visit the Jangsaengpo Whale Village Complex in Ulsan along the way, where you can learn more about maritime history and the traditions surrounding whaling. Enjoy the impressive Daewangam Park, with its picturesque coastal landscape and suspension bridge offering stunning views of the sea and cliffs. Finally, discover Ouigosan Onggi Village, where traditional Korean pottery and craftsmanship come to life before your eyes.
On arrival in Busan, you’ll check in at your hotel and have the rest of the day free to relax. It’s a day full of experiences, culture and natural beauty on the way to this bustling coastal city.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Free day in Busan
You have the whole day free to explore the city. You can choose between bustling neighbourhoods, serene natural surroundings or special cultural sites. For example, take a walk through Ahopsan Forest or admire the sea from the beautifully situated Haedong Yonggungsa Temple. For some relaxation by the sea, you could visit Haeundae Beach or take a ride on the Haeundae Beach Train past picturesque stations.
Those who love views can visit X The Sky or the Orukdo Skywalk, whilst art and culture enthusiasts can indulge themselves at the Arte Museum, Gamcheon Cultural Village or the Busan Cinema Centre. The city also boasts markets such as the Jagalchi Fish Market and Gukje International Market, where you can experience the local atmosphere and flavours. Historical and spiritual sites such as Beomeosa Temple, the Bokchon Museum or the UN Memorial Cemetery also offer a glimpse into the region’s past and traditions.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Self-drive Busan – Yeosu
During your journey from Busan to Yeosu, you’ll travel through a region rich in history, culture and stunning landscapes, discovering various attractions along the way. In Tongyeong and Geoje, you can enjoy spectacular views from the Tongyeong Cable Car, visit the observatory, or soak up the special atmosphere of The Hill of Wind.
Further on in Jinju, Jinju Fortress offers a fascinating glimpse into Korea’s military past, whilst Suncheon, with its Suncheon Bay Wetland and Suncheon National Garden, showcases the beauty of nature and ecology. Historic villages such as Nakaneupseong and serene temples such as Seonamsa and Songjeongsa invite you to take a leisurely stroll and enjoy a moment of tranquillity.
Once in Yeosu, you can experience the city’s maritime charm at Jinnamkwan, take a stroll on Odongdo Island, or enjoy art and culture at the Arte Museum and Art Land. For impressive views, take the Yeosu Cable Car and explore Dolsam Bridge, an iconic landmark of the city.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Stay on Jeju Island
You’ll check out of your hotel in Yeosu and drive to Wando to catch the ferry to Jeju, the ‘Island of the Gods’. During the crossing, you can enjoy the sea views and the fresh sea air, whilst the mainland slowly fades away behind you.
You’ll have your stay on Jeju Island at your leisure to explore the island. You can opt for a vibrant city experience in Jeju City, with markets such as Dongmun Market, the Folklore Museum and peaceful spots like Halla Arboretum. On the eastern side of the island, a varied landscape awaits, featuring serene beaches, lava tubes, traditional villages and impressive views at Seongsan Sunrise Peak and Seopjicoji.
In the south and around Junmun, you can enjoy waterfalls, art and culture in museums and markets, or admire the rugged coastline on a boat trip past the Jusanggeolli cliffs. The west and the Sanbangsan region offer spectacular natural scenery, walks along volcanic trails, tea gardens, botanical gardens and unique forest experiences – ideal for those who love peace and natural beauty.
These days offer the perfect blend of nature, culture and relaxation, allowing you to decide for yourself where your interests lie and to experience Jeju’s diversity at your own pace.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Wando–Jeju ferry crossing
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Accommodation in Jeonju
You’ll check out of your hotel on Jeju and drive to the ferry terminal for the crossing to Mokpo. Once there, you’ll drive independently to your hotel in Jeonju.
Spend the next few days exploring the city and its rich culture at your own pace. You can stroll through the charming Hanok Village, where traditional Korean houses and the historic Gyeonggijeon Palace evoke the atmosphere of times gone by. You should also visit Jeondong Cathedral, a fine example of historic architecture, or immerse yourself in local crafts and traditions at the Jeonju Hanji Museum and the Jeonju Traditional Wine Museum. For a lively market experience, explore Jeonju Nanjang or Seobu Market, where you can soak up the scents, colours and flavours of the region.
Inclusief:
- Rental car
- Jeju–Mokpo ferry crossing
- Overnight accommodation including breakfast
Ending the trip in Seoul
You’ll continue your self-drive journey towards Suwon, a city renowned for its impressive fortifications and rich history. A stop at the Suwon Hwaseong Fortress is certainly well worth it; it offers a fascinating insight into Korea’s architectural and military past. You’ll then drive on to Seoul, where you’ll return the hire car and make your own way to your hotel.
The following day is yours to spend at your leisure in Seoul. Explore neighbourhoods you didn’t visit at the start of your trip, enjoy some street food, or pick up another Labubu doll in the Myeongdong district. It’s the perfect time to soak up the city’s atmosphere once more, revisit your favourite spots and reflect on everything you’ve experienced during your trip.
Inclusief:
- Car hire up to day 15
- Overnight stays including breakfast
Exclusief:
- Transport from the car hire office to the hotel on day 15
Accommodations
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong, situated in the heart of Seoul, offers modern and stylish accommodation with easy access to the city’s vibrant attractions. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, air conditioning and TVs. Guests can enjoy a variety of…
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong, situated in the heart of Seoul, offers modern and stylish accommodation with easy access to the city’s vibrant attractions. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, air conditioning and TVs. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options within the hotel, including a restaurant and a bar, as well as nearby local eateries. Popular attractions such as Gwangjang Market, Myeongdong Cathedral and Jongmyo Shrine are within walking distance. The hotel also features leisure facilities such as a garden, a communal lounge and a terrace.
Your stay: 3 nights
Commodore Hotel Gyeongju
The Commodore Hotel is situated in Gyeongju, South Korea. The hotel features a selection of rooms and suites equipped with Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Guests can enjoy dinner at one of the on-site restaurants. Leisure facilities include a lobby lounge, an outdoor swimming pool and a…
The Commodore Hotel is situated in Gyeongju, South Korea. The hotel offers a selection of rooms and suites equipped with Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Guests can enjoy dinner at one of the on-site restaurants. Leisure facilities include a lobby lounge, an outdoor swimming pool and a sauna.
Your stay: 2 nights
Hound Hotel Signature
The Hound Hotel Signature in Haeundae, Busan, is ideally situated within walking distance of the beach and the underground station. The hotel exudes a modern and comfortable atmosphere, with a stylish interior and bright, well-appointed rooms. Guests can relax by the outdoor swimming pool or enjoy the view from the…
The Hound Hotel Signature in Haeundae, Busan, is ideally situated, within walking distance of the beach and the metro station. The hotel exudes a modern and comfortable atmosphere, with a stylish interior and bright, well-maintained rooms. Guests can relax by the outdoor swimming pool or enjoy the view from the terrace. For your convenience, Wi-Fi and parking facilities are available. The hotel offers a pleasant base from which to enjoy Busan’s vibrant surroundings, whilst returning to a peaceful, comfortable place to unwind.
Your stay: 2 nights
UTOP Marina Hotel & Resort
UTOP Marina Hotel & Resort overlooks Yeosu harbour. This modern hotel offers a selection of rooms, each equipped with an en-suite bathroom, a TV, a safe and a telephone. Guests can dine in one of the on-site restaurants. Leisure facilities include an infinity pool, a…
UTOP Marina Hotel & Resort overlooks Yeosu harbour. This modern hotel offers a selection of rooms, each equipped with an en-suite bathroom, a TV, a safe and a telephone. Guests can dine in one of the on-site restaurants. Leisure facilities include an infinity pool, a poolside bar and a sauna.
Your stay: 1 night
Hotel RegentMarine Jeju
Hotel Regent Marine Jeju is beautifully situated on the Jeju coast, close to Tapdong Square. The hotel combines comfort and style with well-appointed rooms where modern amenities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a private bathroom ensure a relaxing stay. Start your day with a lavish buffet in the restaurant at…
Hotel Regent Marine Jeju is beautifully situated on the Jeju coast, close to Tapdong Square. The hotel combines comfort and style with well-appointed rooms where modern amenities such as air conditioning, Wi-Fi and a private bathroom ensure a relaxing stay. Start your day with a lavish buffet in the hotel’s restaurant or enjoy a refreshing dip in the outdoor swimming pool. For added convenience, there are parking facilities and a 24-hour reception, making the hotel an ideal base from which to relax whilst exploring the Jeju area.
Your stay: 3 nights
Gloucester Hotel Jeonju
Gloucester Hotel Jeonju is situated in the heart of Jeonju, a short distance from the charming Hanok Village and the Korea Traditional Culture Centre. The hotel offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe and a hairdryer, ensuring a pleasant and relaxing stay…
Gloucester Hotel Jeonju is situated in the heart of Jeonju, a short distance from the charming Hanok Village and the Korea Traditional Culture Centre. The hotel offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe and a hairdryer, ensuring a pleasant and relaxing stay. Guests can make use of free Wi-Fi, the fitness centre or the private car park. Its central location also makes it easy to experience Jeonju’s rich culture, historical sights and local atmosphere.
Your stay: 2 nights
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong, situated in the heart of Seoul, offers modern and stylish accommodation with easy access to the city’s vibrant attractions. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, air conditioning and TVs. Guests can enjoy a variety of…
Hotel The BOTANIK Sewoon Myeongdong, situated in the heart of Seoul, offers modern and stylish accommodation with easy access to the city’s vibrant attractions. The rooms are equipped with modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, air conditioning and TVs. Guests can enjoy a variety of dining options within the hotel, including a restaurant and a bar, as well as nearby local eateries. Popular attractions such as Gwangjang Market, Myeongdong Cathedral and Jongmyo Shrine are within walking distance. The hotel also features leisure facilities such as a garden, a communal lounge and a terrace.
Your stay: 2 nights
Experiences
Paju-si
Paju is a region that boasts both natural beauty and significant historical importance. At the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), you can experience the unique atmosphere of this border region, where the history of North and South Korea is tangibly present. As well as its history, the area around Paju also offers tranquillity and…
Paju is a region that boasts both natural beauty and significant historical importance. At the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ), you can experience the unique atmosphere of this border region, where the history of North and South Korea is tangibly present. As well as its history, the area around Paju also showcases the tranquillity and vastness of the landscape. The contrast between the silence of nature and the impressive stories of the past makes a visit to this region a particularly poignant experience.
Destinations
Tongyeong
Tongyeong is a symbolic city of Korean patriotism. Located in the centre of Hallyeohaesang National Marine Park, it has long been considered the No.1 marine tourism city and the No.1 fishing city in Korea. The city has beautiful natural scenery, a mild climate and is a UNESCO 'Creative City of Music'.
Suncheon
Suncheon is located in South Korea's Jeolla province, just southeast of Gwangju. This large port city borders the glistening Suncheon Bay on Korea's beautiful southern coast. Visitors can look forward to exploring the alien mudflats, jump on a city tour bus and discover the famous Suncheon drama set - used in famous films and series for historical plays. Don't miss a visit to the Suncheon Bay National Garden, a beautifully designed green space stretching across a vast strip of lush land. Other highlights include: Seonamsa, which dates back to 529; and Songgwangsa, considered one of the most important Buddhist temples in Korea.
Yeosu
Chic and modern Yeosu, one of South Korea's most photogenic port cities, is located on the southern coast of South Yeolla province. With an impressive port design, striking bridges and a number of dazzling skyscrapers, the city is sure to make a visual impression. There are also beautiful beaches and a collection of fascinating islands, where the famous Hyangiram Hermitage is perched on a hill, with turtle sculptures and colourfully decorated temples that you reach via numerous staircases, offering phenomenal views of the bays and dramatic cliffs. Another location that lends itself well to photography is the Yeosu Art Land Culture and Resort, adorned with large contemporary artworks and vantage points. Other highlights include the nighttime light show of the Dolsan Bridge and the many structures of 2021 Expo.
Jeju
Known as the 'Island of the Gods', Jeju province lies off the southern coast of South Korea. It can be reached both by plane (via Jeju International Airport) and by boat (from various port cities, such as Mokpo). Jeju Island offers beautiful sandy beaches and a subtropical climate and ideal for hiking or horseback riding. Don't miss the Green Tea Farm (Daheeyeon) in the northern capital Jeju, where you can sample various products such as chocolate and ice cream, or the spectacular cliffs and waterfalls of Seogwipo, the island's second largest city. Finally, for active travellers, the island is also home to fantastic hiking trails on Hallasan, South Korea's highest mountain.
Seoul
The architectural aesthetic of South Korea's capital city reflects a seductive mix of old and new. State-of-the-art skyscrapers, glittering office buildings and large modern shopping malls dominate the skyline. Despite being one of the world's most modern and vibrant mega-cities, tucked away at the foot of this jungle of glass, steel and concrete, you will find a maze of winding streets lined with traditional wooden houses and a host of historical sites, tranquil parks, holy shrines and temples; as well as some quaint teahouses and sprawling night markets where you can sample some of Korea's deliciously spicy national dishes with their tantalising aromas and unique flavours. Seoul is characterised by a fast-paced, frenzied atmosphere with a natural escape nearby in the form of a beautiful chain of peaceful mountains, all within walking distance of the city's remarkably efficient public transport system. Unmissable sights are the opulent palaces from the late 14th century that surround this dynamic and enchanting metropolis.
Incheon
Situated on the Yellow Sea, Incheon boasts an impressive skyline adorned with skyscrapers and modern architectural marvels that dominate the cityscape. From the serene Incheon Grand Park and its lush vistas to the contemporary Incheon Art Platform, where creativity flourishes: there is something for everyone. The view of the Yellow Sea from Eurwangni Beach leaves a lasting impression, whilst Sinpo’s lively international market captivates with its bustling atmosphere and unique flavours. The ancient Jeondeungsa Temple offers a glimpse into Korea’s rich spiritual heritage, and the lively Wolmido Island promises endless entertainment. Chinatown in Incheon charms with its cultural fusion, whilst the Korea Traditional Cultural Experience Centre immerses visitors in the country’s traditions.
South Korea
Gyeongju
Gyeongju, known as the 'museum without walls', is downright enchanting, its urban landscape rich in traditional architecture, distinctive round tombs (called tumuli), temples, petroglyphs, ruins and pagodas embraced by rolling green mountains. The Bulguk-sa temple, set on a series of stone terraces and a Unesco World Heritage Site, is a must-see, as is the National Museum with its displays of jewellery, weapons and ceremonial objects. Visit the Golgul-sa temple for a demonstration of Korean martial arts, hike or enjoy a trail in Gyeongju National Park, visit Cheomseongdae Observatory, the oldest observatory in the Far East, and enjoy an array of fresh seafood at the covered market at Geyongju railway station.
Busan
Located on South Korea's southern peninsula, this thriving port city has an instant cosmopolitan appeal, offering an eclectic mix of sights, sounds and tastes for travellers, as well as being surprisingly relaxing. Don't miss the Beomeosa Temple deep in the mountains and the Yonggungsa Temple along the coastline; wander the halls of the Busan Modern History Museum and the colourful alleys of Gamcheon Cultural Village; visit Dongbaek Island or Nakdong River Estuary for bird watching; or stroll through the fish markets to sample a wide range of seafood. And when the day is over, enjoy a drink on the promenade at sunset.
Jeonju
The city of Jeonju has been named a Unesco Creative City for Gastronomy. Enjoy Korea's most famous dish, Bibimbap - a mixture of rice, meat, eggs, vegetables and hot sauce, as well as other dishes known to have been passed down from generation to generation for thousands of years. Furthermore, Jeonju is also a cultural city with many attractions, including monuments like Omokdae and Imokdae, the historic village of Hanok Maeul known for its tea houses, craft workshops and galleries, and the Catholic Church Jeondong.
Damyang
Damyang, not to be confused with Danyang, is located in South Korea's Jeollanam-do province and is known for its beautiful bamboo forests, exquisite handmade bamboo products and juicy strawberries. The Juknokwon bamboo forest is most popular and famous for the magnificent "Path of the Philosopher", which is said to bring good luck to students, for its bamboo ice cream and for its fascinating museum. Other highlights of Damyang include several spectacular gardens, excellent art galleries, the traditional-tinged Changpyeong, Buddhist programmes and the ancient Geumjeongsanseong fortress. The French-inspired village of Meta Provence will appeal to families and art lovers alike.
Geoje
Located off the southern coast of South Korea, Geoje is an island known for its scenic beauty and rich history. As Korea's second-largest island, it offers a blend of picturesque landscapes, from rugged mountain terrain to serene beaches like Haegeumgang and Gujora. Geoje is a hub for shipbuilding, housing some of the world's largest shipyards, which adds a unique industrial dimension to its coastal charm. The island's historical significance is highlighted in attractions like the Geoje POW Camp Park, a reminder of the Korean War. For adventure enthusiasts, Geoje provides opportunities for hiking, water sports, and exploring its many hidden coves. The island's close proximity to the famous Oedo Botania, a marine botanical garden, is another draw for tourists. Geoje is a destination that offers a diverse experience, combining natural beauty, historical insights, and industrial prowess.
Jeju City
This vibrant city on the north coast of Jeju is brimming with history and modern energy. As the gateway to the island with its international airport, it is a convenient starting point for adventures. Delve into Jeju’s past at the National Museum or step back in time at the Folk Village Museum, a living tapestry of the island’s traditions. The majesty of nature is close at hand – walk along picturesque paths on the slopes of Mount Hallasan, or explore the fascinating lava tube at Yongduam Park, a legacy of the island’s fiery past. Sample the freshest seafood at the harbour or savour Jeju’s famous mandarins. After a day of discovery, relax in the city’s chic hotels or try your luck in the glitzy casinos. This dynamic city seamlessly blends urban bustle with natural wonders, making it the ideal starting point for your Jeju odyssey.
South Korea trip | Self-drive breathtaking South Korea
We offer this trip from €6,995 per person.
The tour price is indicative and is subject to factors including availability and travel dates.
Included
• Accommodation in charming lodges and hotels
• Rental car (SUV or equivalent) including English-language sat-nav, insurance, taxes and excess waiver
• All meals as specified in the ‘itinerary’
• All excursions as mentioned in the ‘itinerary’, including the Paju DMZ tour with private transport
• All necessary private transfers as specified
• Train ticket Gyeongju – Seoul (standard seat)
• Ferry crossings as listed
• Meet & Greet on arrival
• Admission fees for scheduled excursions in Seoul
• National Geographic or similar travel guide
• Administration fees (€50 per booking)
Positive impact of your trip:
• A contribution of €50 per person towards a positive impact via the Avila Foundation
Not included
• Intercontinental flights
• Room category upgrade
• Travel and/or cancellation insurance
• Visa fees
• Tourist tax (where applicable)
• Local car hire costs, such as administration fees, parking charges, tolls and fuel
• Seat reservations
• Personal expenses/tips
• Any departure tax when leaving the destination
• Entry fees for optional activities
• Meals and optional excursions not specified
• Contribution to the Contingency Fund (€2.50 per booking)
• SGR contribution (€5 per person)