Korea Adventure with Kids: Family Travel Guide

The ultimate Korea adventure with kids blends ancient palaces, K-pop thrills, and family-friendly beaches for an unforgettable Korea 14 days journey. This Homejourney guide, prioritizing user safety and trust like our Singapore property platform, offers actionable itineraries and tips tailored for Singapore families.[1][2]

Why Choose Korea for Your Family Adventure

South Korea captivates families with its mix of high-tech wonders and cultural depth, perfect for a Korea two weeks escape. From Seoul's bustling markets to Busan's coastal vibes, kids love interactive sites like Lotte World and Gamcheon Culture Village.[1][2] Singapore parents appreciate the clean, safe environment—much like home—with efficient public transport and English signage in tourist areas.

Best time to visit: Spring (March-May) for cherry blossoms or autumn (September-November) for mild weather (15-25°C). Direct flights from Singapore Changi Airport to Incheon take 6.5 hours via Singapore Airlines or Scoot, starting at SGD 400 return.[2]

Getting There and Practical Essentials from Singapore

Singaporeans enjoy visa-free entry for up to 90 days. Exchange SGD to KRW (1 SGD ≈ 1,000 KRW as of late 2025) at Changi Airport or use cards—Homejourney's Bank Rates tool helps track rates for savvy travelers eyeing Asian investments.

Safety first: South Korea ranks high globally, with low crime and family-oriented facilities. Download Naver Map app for navigation (better than Google Maps). T-money cards (KRW 4,000) cover subways and buses—top up via 7-Eleven.[1][2]

Top Family Attractions: The Ultimate Korea Highlights

Seoul (Days 1-5): Start at Gyeongbokgung Palace (entry KRW 3,000/adult, free for kids under 7)—rent hanbok for free entry and photos. Hike Naksan Mountain for skyline views, then Gwangjang Market for tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes, KRW 5,000).[1][3] Kids adore Lotte World theme park (KRW 62,000/day pass) and optional K-pop dance classes (USD 50).[1]

DMZ Tour (Day 4): Eye-opening half-day trip (KRW 50,000/person) to the border—guides explain history engagingly for ages 8+.[1]

Busan (Days 6-9): Ride Haeundae Beach Train (KRW 5,000), explore colorful Gamcheon Culture Village (free, arrive early to avoid crowds), and relax at Haeundae Beach. Family cooking class for kimchi/kimbap (included in tours).[1][2]

Gyeongju (Day 10): Ancient Silla Kingdom sites like Daereungwon Tombs (KRW 3,000) and Girimsa Temple—make Buddhist rosaries with monks.[1]

14-Day Korea Two Weeks Itinerary: Step-by-Step

1. Days 1-3: Seoul Essentials – Palaces, Bukchon Hanok Village, Myeongdong street food. Stay in Myeongdong (family rooms KRW 150,000/night).
2. Days 4-5: Seoul Fun – DMZ, Lotte World, Namsan Tower cable car (KRW 14,000).
3. Day 6: KTX to Busan (2 hours, KRW 60,000)—Gamcheon Village, coastal walk.
4. Days 7-9: Busan Beaches – Haeundae, spa (Jjimjilbang, KRW 12,000/family), baseball game (seasonal, USD 20).[1]
5. Day 10: Day trip to Gyeongju – Temples, hanok stay (KRW 200,000/night).
6. Days 11-14: Jeju Island Option – Fly from Busan (1 hour, KRW 50,000), hike Hallasan volcano trails (easy family paths), beaches. Return to Seoul.[6][7]

Budget: SGD 3,000-5,000/family of 4 (flights excluded). Book via Klook for discounts. See our Korea 14-Day Itinerary pillar for details.[2]

Accommodation and Food Guide

Stay safe in family hotels: Seoul's Felix Hotel (KRW 180,000/night), Busan's Haeundae beachfront (KRW 200,000). Airbnbs in Gangnam suit longer Korea adventure stays.[1]

• Budget: Guesthouses KRW 80,000/night.
• Mid-range: Lotte Hotel Seoul (KRW 250,000).
• Luxury: Signiel Busan (KRW 500,000+).

Food: Try bibimbap (KRW 10,000), samgyeopsal BBQ. Kid-friendly: Lotteria burgers, milk tea. Street food at BIFF Square—vegetarian options available.[2] Full guide in Best Food in Korea Adventure.

Money-Saving and Safety Tips for Singapore Families

Discover Pass (KRW 40,000/5 days) covers attractions. Travel light—subways have elevators. COVID rules lifted, but masks in crowds. Insider tip: Free temple stays via Templestay program.[1]

For Singaporeans: Compare KRW/SGD via Homejourney's Bank Rates —ideal if diversifying investments post-trip.

From Korea Adventure to Singapore Opportunities

Many Korea visitors explore Singapore for property—stable market, high yields. Homejourney verifies listings for safe buys; search family condos via Property Search . Expats love our Projects Directory for vetted projects. Post-move? Aircon Services keeps homes cool.

Link to our pillar: Budget Travel Guide to Korea Adventure.

FAQ

Is South Korea safe for kids?
Yes, very—clean streets, family facilities everywhere. Stick to tourist areas.[1][2]

Best 14-day Korea with kids from Singapore?
Seoul-Busan-Gyeongju-Jeju loop. Budget SGD 4,000/family.[2]

Visa for Singaporeans?
Visa-free 90 days. Passport valid 6 months.[3]

Kid-friendly transport?
KTX trains, subway with stroller spaces. T-money cards essential.[1]

Costs for Korea two weeks?
Accommodation KRW 2-3M, food KRW 1M, attractions KRW 500K/family.[1][2]

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References

1. Singapore Property Market Analysis 1 (2025)
2. Singapore Property Market Analysis 2 (2025)
3. Singapore Property Market Analysis 3 (2025)
4. Singapore Property Market Analysis 6 (2025)
5. Singapore Property Market Analysis 7 (2025)