Morning session Perched on a cliff overlooking the East Sea, Naksansa Temple is one of Korea’s most breathtaking coastal temples. With over a thousand years of history, this serene sanctuary blends spiritual heritage with dramatic natural scenery. As you wander through the temple grounds, you’ll pass ancient pine trees, ornate Buddhist halls, and colorful lanterns swaying in the sea breeze. At the heart of the temple stands the Haesugwaneumsang, a towering 15-meter statue of the Bodhisattva of Compassion, gazing peacefully out toward the horizon. From here, the view of the endless ocean is simply unforgettable — especially at sunrise, when golden light spills over the cliffs. Whether you’re seeking a quiet moment of reflection or a chance to capture stunning photos, Naksansa offers a soulful experience that connects you to both Korea’s spiritual traditions and the raw beauty of its eastern coastline.

Nestled along Korea’s scenic east coast, Susan Port in Yangyang is a peaceful fishing harbor known for its calm waters, local charm, and beautiful sea views. It's the perfect place to slow down, breathe in the salty ocean air, and enjoy a relaxing moment by the shore. Here, you’ll have the option to join a 1-hour yacht tour — a laid-back sail across the East Sea, where you can take in panoramic views of the coastline from the water. If you choose to hop aboard, you’ll enjoy the unique perspective of seeing the beach from the sea, with gentle waves and open skies surrounding you. But even if you stay on land, Susan Port itself is a destination worth savoring. Watch fishing boats come and go, feel the breeze on the dock, or simply sit by the shore and take in the natural beauty around you. Whether you sail or stay, the experience is all about peaceful coastal vibes and a deeper connection to the sea.