Seoul South Korea Travel Guide
Seoul major international aviation hub, connecting travelers from all over the globe.
Extensive global networks connect Seoul to major cities worldwide.
Prices and availability peak during high seasons (spring/autumn) and public holidays. Book several months in advance.
ICN extensive duty-free, diverse dining, lounges, hotels, spas, cultural experiences, free Wi-Fi. GMP duty-free, restaurants, cafes.
AREX (Airport Railroad Express), Airport Limousine Bus, Taxi, Private Transfer, Subway connections.
The AREX Express is the fastest way from Incheon to Seoul Station.
Airport Limousine Buses offer direct routes to many hotels. Taxis provide door-to-door service.
The AREX All Stop Train and subway connections from Gimpo are efficient and economical.
South Korea an excellent land transportation network, getting around the country efficient and comfortable.
Driving may be an option for flexibility, but consider city complexities.
Be mindful of local driving conditions and rules.
The border with North Korea is a highly restricted area.
While Seoul is a city not on the coast, nearby ports handle some international and domestic sea travel.
Scenic views within Seoul via the Hangang River.
Immigration procedures for those coming from abroad at seaports are similar to the airports (passport control, customs checks).
From Incheon Port, local buses and taxis connect travelers to Incheon city, which offers further connections to Seoul.
Schedule your arrival for ICN 2-3 hours before international flights for check-in, security, and immigration.
Prepare for your departure efficiently to a smooth journey away from Seoul.
Take advantage of services on offer for departing travelers.
Passport, boarding pass, any necessary travel documents.
Check baggage allowance, consolidate liquids in carry-on.
Allow for travel time to airport and the airport procedures.
Arrive at the airport early for international flights. If eligible for a VAT refund, complete the process ahead of checking your bags.
