
All-in-One Yeosu Tour: Safety, Art, Ocean, and Key Attractions
10 stops · 2 Nights, 3 Days
This special tour allows visitors to experience the core charms of Yeosu all at once. It begins at the Yeosu Safety Experience Education Center, the largest in Korea, offering realistic safety simulations based on actual accident scenarios. At Noctemare Media Art and ARTE Museum Yeosu, sensory exhibitions blending light and media art deliver artistic inspiration. For lunch, savor the flavors of Yeosu with fresh seafood and warm hospitality at the traditional fisheries market and seafood specialty market. Afterwards, take in panoramic views from the Yeosu Maritime Cable Car, and embrace the tranquil ocean with a stroll around Expo Ocean Park and Odongdo Island.
- Duration
- 2 Nights, 3 Days
- Distance
- Approx. 33.3 km
Along the way
- 1KOSHA Yeosu Safety Experience Education Center
한국산업안전보건공단 여수안전체험교육장
Yeosu Safety Experience Education Center is Korea's largest safety training facility, designed to provide hands-on safety education covering not only everyday accidents but also specialized industrial safety training tailored to the local petrochemical industrial complex.MoreLess

- 2Noctemare Media Art
여수 녹테마레
Combining the words for 'night' and 'sea,' Noctemare carries the meaning 'Here, over the shining night sea of you and me, opens a fantastic sea, Mare, that no one knew of.' It is Korea's first media art pavilion exhibition hall.MoreLess
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Yeosu Fisheries Market
여수수산시장
Boasting a 50-year history, Yeosu Fisheries Market is the largest among the city's three major seafood markets and is a wonderful place to feel the welcoming, lively atmosphere of a traditional market.MoreLess

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Yeosu Seafood Specialty Market
여수수산물특화시장
Yeosu Seafood Specialty Market is a specialized seafood arcade in Yeosu where visitors can select fresh catches from local waters—such as seasonal fish, sea cucumbers, octopus, sea squirts, and blue crabs—kept in live fish tanks and enjoy them freshly prepared on-site.MoreLess
- 5Yeosu Maritime Cable Car
여수 해상케이블카
Connecting Dolsan Island and the Jasan mainland over the sea, Yeosu Maritime Cable Car is the fourth marine cable car in Asia to travel across the open water, following Hong Kong, Singapore, and Vietnam.MoreLess
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ARTE Museum Yeosu
아르떼뮤지엄 여수
Located in the International Pavilion of the Yeosu Expo, ARTE Museum Yeosu is an immersive media art exhibition hall that portrays the blue sea and natural flows through digital art. Five colorful media art exhibitions unfold across a spacious 1,400-pyeong venue.MoreLess

- 7Expo Site (Expo Ocean Park)
엑스포박람회장(엑스포해양공원)
The Yeosu Expo site, which once inspired visitors from around the world, is filled with excitement all day long. It features the spectacular Big-O Show, Sky Tower, Aqua Planet, dynamic marine leisure sports programs, and scenic waterfront walking paths along the sea.MoreLess
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Hallyeohaesang National Park (Odongdo Island)
한려해상국립공원 (오동도)
Located in Yeosu-si, this island gets its name from its resemblance to a paulownia (odong) leaf when viewed from afar and its historical abundance of paulownia trees. Serving as both the starting and end point of Hallyeohaesang National Park, the 125,620.4 ㎡ island features a lush forest of 193 rare plant and tree species, including camellias, arrow bamboo, Machilus thunbergii, and Chinese hackberry.MoreLess

- 9Yeosu Art Land
여수예술랜드
Yeosu Art Land is a comprehensive resort offering a one-of-a-kind experience, featuring various guest rooms with fantastic ocean views, artistic ambiance, and exciting leisure activities. It features diverse art spaces, including Korea's largest themed 3D Trick Art, a 3D museum with a 60-meter media tunnel, and a sculpture park accessible through a 150-meter bedrock tunnel.MoreLess
- 10Yeosu Hyangiram Hermitage
향일암(여수)
A branch hermitage of the 19th Parish of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism, Yeosu Hyangiram Hermitage is a renowned Buddhist sanctuary and popular attraction visited by around one million people each year. Great Monk Wonhyo initially built Wontongam Hermitage here after encountering Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, and Great Monk Inmuk later renamed it Hyangiram during the Joseon dynasty.MoreLess
Source: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI) · Machine-translated